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rick August 14th 18 12:10 PM

handle missing
 
I have a pressure sprayer (backpack)
There should be a push on polyurethane (or rubber) handle on the end of
the metal arm ...... but it has been lost.

The bar is 16.4mm diameter ( probably imperial 11/16" tube)

Tried looking on line, cant find any push on handle to suit ....
anybody any suggestions where I can get one (or what to make one of)

Obviously I could take a piece of wood dowel and drill it ... but
rubber/plastic grip would be better.

Handle shown here in vertical position ... https://tinyurl.com/y8ozc5cs
I have tried several retailers - none stock spare handles

Tim+[_5_] August 14th 18 12:41 PM

handle missing
 
rick Wrote in message:
I have a pressure sprayer (backpack)
There should be a push on polyurethane (or rubber) handle on the end of
the metal arm ...... but it has been lost.

The bar is 16.4mm diameter ( probably imperial 11/16" tube)

Tried looking on line, cant find any push on handle to suit ....
anybody any suggestions where I can get one (or what to make one of)

Obviously I could take a piece of wood dowel and drill it ... but
rubber/plastic grip would be better.

Handle shown here in vertical position ... https://tinyurl.com/y8ozc5cs
I have tried several retailers - none stock spare handles


Bit of hosepipe and duct tape would do the job I reckon.

Tim
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Dennis@home August 14th 18 01:42 PM

handle missing
 
On 14/08/2018 12:10, rick wrote:
I have a pressure sprayer (backpack)
There should be a push on polyurethane (or rubber) handle on the end of
the metal arm ...... but it has been lost.

The bar isÂ*Â* 16.4mm diameter ( probably imperial 11/16" tube)

Tried looking on line, cant find any push on handle to suitÂ* ....
anybody any suggestions where I can get one (or what to make one of)

Obviously I could take a piece of wood dowel and drill it ... but
rubber/plastic grip would be better.

Handle shown here in vertical position ... https://tinyurl.com/y8ozc5cs
I have tried several retailers - none stock spare handles


A few layers of shrink wrap.


newshound August 14th 18 02:05 PM

handle missing
 
On 14/08/2018 12:10, rick wrote:
I have a pressure sprayer (backpack)
There should be a push on polyurethane (or rubber) handle on the end of
the metal arm ...... but it has been lost.

The bar isÂ*Â* 16.4mm diameter ( probably imperial 11/16" tube)

Tried looking on line, cant find any push on handle to suitÂ* ....
anybody any suggestions where I can get one (or what to make one of)

Obviously I could take a piece of wood dowel and drill it ... but
rubber/plastic grip would be better.

Handle shown here in vertical position ... https://tinyurl.com/y8ozc5cs
I have tried several retailers - none stock spare handles


Just been using an identical one today. One or two layers of bubble wrap
(for flexibility) bound around with PVC electrical tape.

Brian Gaff August 14th 18 04:26 PM

handle missing
 
Get a bit sticky after a while though.
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rick Wrote in message:
I have a pressure sprayer (backpack)
There should be a push on polyurethane (or rubber) handle on the end of
the metal arm ...... but it has been lost.

The bar is 16.4mm diameter ( probably imperial 11/16" tube)

Tried looking on line, cant find any push on handle to suit ....
anybody any suggestions where I can get one (or what to make one of)

Obviously I could take a piece of wood dowel and drill it ... but
rubber/plastic grip would be better.

Handle shown here in vertical position ...
https://tinyurl.com/y8ozc5cs
I have tried several retailers - none stock spare handles


Bit of hosepipe and duct tape would do the job I reckon.

Tim
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alan_m August 14th 18 05:22 PM

handle missing
 
On 14/08/2018 14:05, newshound wrote:

Just been using an identical one today. One or two layers of bubble wrap
(for flexibility) bound around with PVC electrical tape.


Self amalgamating tape.
http://www.satcure.co.uk/tech/self_amalg.htm

See section on cycling on that page

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rick August 14th 18 05:42 PM

handle missing
 

Bit of hosepipe and duct tape would do the job I reckon.

Tim

Hosepipe is to large a diam, 22MM Hep20 also too large .... been
looking all over my garage for something to fit

rick August 14th 18 05:43 PM

handle missing
 
On 14/08/2018 13:42, dennis@home wrote:


A few layers of shrink wrap.


Did think of that .. have stuff too large and too small - typical.

rick August 14th 18 05:44 PM

handle missing
 
On 14/08/2018 17:22, alan_m wrote:
On 14/08/2018 14:05, newshound wrote:

Just been using an identical one today. One or two layers of bubble
wrap (for flexibility) bound around with PVC electrical tape.


Self amalgamating tape.
http://www.satcure.co.uk/tech/self_amalg.htm

See section on cycling on that page



I do have a roll of that somewhere .. may have gone off by now, time to look

Tim+[_5_] August 14th 18 07:21 PM

handle missing
 
rick Wrote in message:

Bit of hosepipe and duct tape would do the job I reckon.

Tim

Hosepipe is to large a diam, 22MM Hep20 also too large .... been
looking all over my garage for something to fit


Um, standard hosepipe is nearer 13-15mm internal diameter
(depending on wall thickness).

I would have thought that a bit of the thin walled (cheap) stuff
heated in hot water and lubricated would have slipped over a
16.5mm handle.

Tim
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rick August 15th 18 07:45 PM

handle missing
 
On 14/08/2018 19:03, Tim+ wrote:
rick Wrote in message:

Bit of hosepipe and duct tape would do the job I reckon.

Tim

Hosepipe is to large a diam, 22MM Hep20 also too large .... been
looking all over my garage for something to fit


Um, standard hosepipe is nearer 13-15mm internal diameter
(depending on wall thickness).

I would have thought that a bit of the thin walled (cheap) stuff
heated in hot water and lubricated would have slipped over a
16.5mm handle.

Tim


My yellow reinforced hose is too loose a fit - I tried it.

Andy Burns[_13_] August 15th 18 07:50 PM

handle missing
 
rick wrote:

My yellow reinforced hose is too loose a fit - I tried it.


A few wraps of insulating tape to make it tight enough?


Tim+[_5_] August 15th 18 07:55 PM

handle missing
 
rick wrote:
On 14/08/2018 19:03, Tim+ wrote:
rick Wrote in message:

Bit of hosepipe and duct tape would do the job I reckon.

Tim

Hosepipe is to large a diam, 22MM Hep20 also too large .... been
looking all over my garage for something to fit


Um, standard hosepipe is nearer 13-15mm internal diameter
(depending on wall thickness).

I would have thought that a bit of the thin walled (cheap) stuff
heated in hot water and lubricated would have slipped over a
16.5mm handle.

Tim


My yellow reinforced hose is too loose a fit - I tried it.


You must have the wide-bore stuff. This is where the duct tape comes in.
;-)

Tim

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Andrew Gabriel August 18th 18 04:47 PM

handle missing
 
In article ,
rick writes:
I have a pressure sprayer (backpack)
There should be a push on polyurethane (or rubber) handle on the end of
the metal arm ...... but it has been lost.

The bar is 16.4mm diameter ( probably imperial 11/16" tube)

Tried looking on line, cant find any push on handle to suit ....
anybody any suggestions where I can get one (or what to make one of)

Obviously I could take a piece of wood dowel and drill it ... but
rubber/plastic grip would be better.

Handle shown here in vertical position ... https://tinyurl.com/y8ozc5cs
I have tried several retailers - none stock spare handles


A piece of thin walled pipe insulation.

A bicycle handlebar grip with the closed end cut off.

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rick August 20th 18 07:12 PM

handle missing
 
On 14/08/2018 12:10, rick wrote:
I have a pressure sprayer (backpack)
There should be a push on polyurethane (or rubber) handle on the end of
the metal arm ...... but it has been lost.

The bar isÂ*Â* 16.4mm diameter ( probably imperial 11/16" tube)

Tried looking on line, cant find any push on handle to suitÂ* ....
anybody any suggestions where I can get one (or what to make one of)

Obviously I could take a piece of wood dowel and drill it ... but
rubber/plastic grip would be better.

Handle shown here in vertical position ... https://tinyurl.com/y8ozc5cs
I have tried several retailers - none stock spare handles



end result was as per suggestion .... 3 layers of heat shrink.


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