

Part number 704-289 is a piston bushing that provides a low-friction bearing surface for the piston rod in compatible sprayer pumps. This bushing guides the piston and reduces wear on the pump housing. It is compatible with 340 Airless Sprayer International Model; 440 i Airless Sprayer; 440i Airless Sprayer1; 640 i Airless Sprayer; Advantage 400; Advantage 500; Performer 640 i Airless Sprayer; PowrLiner 1800M, 2800M; RentSpray 450; and RentSpray Plus models. Replacing a worn piston bushing restores proper piston alignment and prevents pump damage.
| Part Number | 704-289 |
|---|---|
| Part Description | Piston Bushing |
| Fits | 340 Airless Sprayer International Model; 440 i Airless Sprayer; 440i Airless Sprayer1; 640 i Airless Sprayer; Advantage 400; Advantage 500; Performer 640 i Airless Sprayer; PowrLiner 1800M, 2800M; RentSpray 450; RentSpray Plus |
| Condition | New |
The 704-289 piston bushing is a cylindrical bearing component installed in the pump housing to guide and support the piston rod. It is specifically designed for use with 340 Airless Sprayer International Model; 440 i Airless Sprayer; 440i Airless Sprayer1; 640 i Airless Sprayer; Advantage 400; Advantage 500; Performer 640 i Airless Sprayer; PowrLiner 1800M, 2800M; RentSpray 450; and RentSpray Plus models. The bushing provides a low-friction surface that allows the piston rod to reciprocate smoothly while maintaining proper alignment within the pump cylinder. This reduces wear on both the rod and the housing and helps maintain effective sealing. The bushing is typically made from a durable, oil-impregnated bronze or engineered polymer that can withstand the loads and lack of external lubrication. Over time, piston bushings can wear, causing the piston rod to develop excessive play. This can lead to misalignment, increased seal wear, and loss of pumping efficiency. Symptoms of a worn bushing include knocking or rattling sounds from the pump, fluid leakage, or visible play in the piston rod. Replacing a worn piston bushing with this genuine part restores proper guidance and alignment. This ensures smooth piston operation and prolongs the life of seals and packings. When replacing the bushing, inspect the piston rod for scoring and ensure the bushing bore is clean.
| Piston guidance | Keeps piston rod aligned in pump |
|---|---|
| Friction reduction | Provides low-friction bearing surface |
| Wear protection | Prevents housing wear from rod contact |
| Excessive play | Piston rod wobbles in housing |
|---|---|
| Knocking noise | Audible sound from pump area |
| Fluid leakage | Leaks past piston due to misalignment |
| Visible wear | Bushing ID worn or out-of-round |
Part number 704-289 is compatible with the following sprayer models. Always verify using your equipment's serial number and parts manual.
| Series | Specific Models |
|---|---|
| International | 340 Airless Sprayer |
| i Series | 440 i, 440i (1), 640 i |
| Advantage | 400, 500 |
| Performer | 640 i Airless Sprayer |
| PowrLiner | 1800M, 2800M |
| RentSpray | 450, Plus |
When replacing the piston bushing, inspecting these associated components can help ensure a complete repair.
Check for scoring or wear that could damage new bushing.
Replace if worn to prevent leaks.
Inspect bore for scoring or wear.