Repair Guys

4” Ames Model C400

Question: I am servicing a 4” Ames Model C400. Can you tell me about this assembly and how to change the rubber parts for the checks and relief valve? Mark: The Ames Model C400 is a reduced...

4” Apollo Model RP4AN

Question: I am servicing a 4” Apollo Model RP4AN. Can you tell me about this assembly, and how to replace the check valve discs and the relief valve’s rubber parts? Mark: The Apollo RP4AN is an “N”...

3” Watts Model 007DCDA

Question: I have a 3” Watts Model 007DCDA that needs to be serviced. I want to replace the check valve discs. Can you go over the repair procedures for this assembly? Mark: The 3” Watts Model 007DCDA...

2″ Watts Model 909M1

Question: I am working on a 2” Watts Model 909M1 assembly. The unit has failed the test and I want to replace the rubber parts. Can you tell me about this model and what to...

4 Inch Deringer Model 40

Question: I have a 4” Deringer Model 40. Can you tell me how to change the rubber parts for the checks and relief valve? Are special tools needed to service this assembly? Mark: The Deringer Model 40...

1 Inch FEBCO 860

Question: I have a 1” Febco model 860 reduced pressure principal assembly that is dripping from the relief valve and needs to be repaired. Can you give me some information on how to replace the...

4 Inch Wilkins 375A

Question: I am working on a 4” Wilkins reduced pressure principle assembly. The model number is 375A. Can you tell me how this model is different from the 375? Can you also explain how to...

4 Inch Apollo DCDA 4A

Question: I have a 4” Apollo DCDA 4A that needs service. I am not familiar with this unit. What is the best way to remove the check valves from the body? Can the check discs...

Ames 4” Model 2000SS

Question: I am trying to repair an Ames 4” Model 2000SS. The check valves are very difficult to remove. Could the checks be cross threaded in the body? Mark: The check valves for the 2000SS are modular...

1” Wilkins 720A

Question: I have to repair a 1" Wilkins 720A. Can you tell me if there are any special tools that I will need, or any helpful hints that will help with this repair? Doug: Before we go...