Titan 9805353 Cam Assembly Screw
Secure the cam mounting connection on your compatible Titan Impact sprayer with the Titan 9805353 Cam Assembly Screw. This genuine OEM fastener is specified alongside the 805-228A Cam Assembly in Titan upright-cart parts diagrams. An ideal replacement for a missing, damaged, or stripped mounting screw during cart mechanism repairs.
Associated Component: Titan 805-228A Cam Assembly.
Assembly Location: Upright-cart cam mounting area.
Manufacturer Quantity: Two screws per applicable complete cart assembly.
Reliable Fastening for Your Titan Upright-Cart Cam
The Titan 9805353 Cam Assembly Screw is a genuine manufacturer-specified fastener used with the Titan 805-228A Cam Assembly in compatible Impact sprayer upright carts. Its role is to secure the designated cam mounting connection as part of the cart's mechanical arrangement. Replacing damaged, stripped, or missing screws helps maintain proper component attachment during cart maintenance and refurbishment.
What Does Titan 9805353 Cam Assembly Screw Do?
The screw is the designated mounting fastener associated with Titan's 805-228A Cam Assembly. Manufacturer exploded diagrams identify two of these screws in the applicable upright-cart assembly.
Correct mounting hardware is important because damaged or incorrectly fitted screws may allow a mechanical connection to become loose or fail to remain properly secured. Replacement should use the specified part number and follow the applicable service instructions.
The cam assembly belongs to the sprayer's cart system. This screw is not intended to adjust pump timing, piston stroke length, paint flow or electronic pressure regulation.
When Should the Cam Assembly Screw Be Replaced?
Stripped threads: The screw cannot engage or maintain the intended fastening connection.
Damaged screw head: The drive recess or head is rounded, cracked or otherwise unserviceable.
Missing fastener: One or both specified cam assembly screws are absent.
Corrosion or deformation: Physical deterioration makes the fastener unsuitable for reuse.
Cam assembly service: Inspection identifies screw damage during replacement or refurbishment of the associated cam mechanism.
Inspection & Installation Guidance
1. Prepare the sprayer. Turn off the equipment, disconnect power, follow Titan's pressure-relief procedure and stabilize the cart.
2. Verify the fastener. Match 9805353 to the correct upright-cart diagram for your specific Impact model and revision.
3. Inspect both screws. Check the screw heads, threads, cam assembly and mating mounting points for damage.
4. Secure moving components. Follow the manufacturer's service procedure and account for possible stored spring force in the cart mechanism.
5. Install the specified hardware. Use the correct Titan screws and the manufacturer's applicable tightening procedure. Do not substitute an unverified fastener or invent a torque setting.
6. Inspect the completed repair. Confirm secure mounting, proper mechanical movement and absence of abnormal looseness before returning the equipment to use.
Order Titan 9805353 Cam Assembly Screw
Repair the cam mounting connection on your compatible Titan Impact sprayer with genuine OEM hardware from AllTitanParts. Inspect both screw positions and the associated 805-228A Cam Assembly, then select the quantity needed for your cart repair.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about fitment, mounting, quantities and replacement.
What is Titan 9805353 Cam Assembly Screw?
It is a manufacturer-specified mounting screw associated with the cam assembly in compatible Titan Impact upright carts.
Which Titan sprayers use this screw?
Documented applications include Impact 740, 840, 840 IA, 1140 I and 1140 IA. Check the exact cart diagram for additional model variants.
Which cam assembly uses 9805353?
The applicable Titan parts diagrams list 9805353 alongside the 805-228A Cam Assembly.
How many screws are required per cart?
Two cam assembly screws are specified in the documented upright-cart assemblies.
Does one order include two screws?
Not necessarily. The manufacturer quantity refers to screws required in the cart, not the number supplied in a retail order. Check the product listing.
Is this screw part of the pump drive?
No. Titan's documented application places this fastener in the upright-cart assembly, not the motor-driven pump mechanism.
Can I replace it with a standard hardware-store screw?
Do not substitute an unverified screw. The manufacturer's parts list does not establish the required thread, length, grade or head configuration for a generic equivalent.
What should I inspect when replacing the screw?
Inspect both cam mounting screws, the 805-228A Cam Assembly and the adjoining mounting surfaces for wear or damage.
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