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Titan 730-520 Foot Valve Assembly

Titan 730-520 Foot Valve Assembly

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Titan Tools Inc.

 

Airless part 730-520 is a foot valve assembly – a critical component that sits at the inlet of the pump on compatible Airless, Epic, and PowrLiner sprayers. This assembly allows fluid to enter the pump while preventing backflow, ensuring consistent priming and maintaining suction. Replacing a worn, leaking, or clogged foot valve assembly restores prime, eliminates pressure loss, and ensures reliable pump operation.

Part Number 730-520
Part Description Foot Valve Assembly
Brand Airless
Fits Airless Sprayer 660 XC, 690 GXC; Epic 447 HPX, 660 HPX, 690 HPG; PowrLiner 3100
Condition New

Retail Price: $321
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Our Price: $274.13

 

Foot Valve Assembly for Airless, Epic & PowrLiner Sprayers

The Airless 730-520 Foot Valve Assembly is a critical component installed at the fluid inlet of compatible Airless, Epic, and PowrLiner sprayers. It functions as a one‑way check valve that allows fluid to be drawn into the pump during the suction stroke while preventing backflow during the pressure stroke. This assembly is essential for maintaining prime, ensuring consistent flow, and achieving rated pressure.

Over time, the foot valve can wear, become clogged with debris, or develop leaks due to deteriorated seals or a weakened spring. A faulty foot valve causes loss of prime, erratic pressure, reduced flow, and may make the pump difficult to start. Replacing the foot valve assembly restores proper inlet sealing, eliminates suction leaks, and ensures the pump delivers consistent performance.

Service Guidance: If your sprayer loses prime, fails to build pressure, or pulsates, inspect the foot valve assembly. Replace it if you notice debris, wear, or if the valve does not seal properly. Always use a new foot valve when rebuilding the pump or when persistent priming issues occur.

What it does and when to replace it

What the foot valve assembly does
Inlet check Allows fluid to enter the pump on the suction stroke
Prevents backflow Closes during the pressure stroke to maintain prime and prevent fluid from returning to the tank
Priming aid Keeps the pump ready to self‑prime by holding fluid in the suction line
When replacement is recommended
Loss of prime Pump will not draw fluid or loses prime after stopping
Debris / clogging Visible obstruction prevents proper sealing or flow
Worn seals or spring Valve does not close fully, allowing backflow
During pump overhaul Always replace when rebuilding to ensure reliable priming

Compatibility

Airless part 730-520 is used on the following models. Always confirm with your machine's parts diagram.

Model Component
Airless Sprayer 660 XC Foot Valve Assembly
Airless Sprayer 690 GXC Foot Valve Assembly
Epic 447 HPX Foot Valve Assembly
Epic 660 HPX Foot Valve Assembly
Epic 690 HPG Foot Valve Assembly
PowrLiner 3100 Foot Valve Assembly

Related parts commonly serviced together

When replacing the foot valve assembly, these associated components are often inspected or replaced.

Inlet hose & strainer

Check for cracks, loose clamps, or a clogged strainer that could cause priming issues.

Pump seal kit

If the foot valve failed, the pump may have ingested debris; replace all seals and o‑rings.

Suction line fittings

Inspect fittings for air leaks that could mimic foot valve failure.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is the foot valve assembly – a check valve at the pump inlet that allows fluid in while preventing backflow, ensuring the pump primes and maintains pressure.

Loss of prime, difficulty priming, pulsating flow, or the pump building pressure slowly. If the pump loses prime when stopped, the foot valve is likely leaking.

It is used on Airless Sprayer 660 XC, 690 GXC; Epic 447 HPX, 660 HPX, 690 HPG; and PowrLiner 3100. Always verify with your machine's parts diagram.

If the valve is only clogged with debris, cleaning may restore function temporarily. However, if the sealing surfaces or spring are worn, replacement is the only reliable fix. For best results, replace with a new assembly.