The Graco 695 isn't one machine — it's a platform with several cart configurations: Standard, ProContractor, IronMan, Hi-Boy, QuikReel, and XT Standard Hi-Boy. All share the same Ultra Max II pump and most wear parts, but cart-specific components like wheels, hose reels, and frame hardware are not interchangeable between variants. Knowing which variant you have — not just "a 695" — is the difference between ordering the right part the first time and ordering a return.
"Graco 695 parts" sounds like it should point to one machine, but the 695 is actually a platform that Graco has sold in half a dozen cart configurations over the years. Ordering parts for "a 695" without knowing which variant you have is one of the more common ways contractors end up with a part that's close, but doesn't quite bolt on. This guide breaks down what's actually shared across the 695 family and what isn't.
1. The 695 Variants, Explained
Standard
The base cart configuration — electric-powered, general-purpose contractor model at roughly 0.95 GPM flow rate.
ProContractor / IronMan
Heavier-duty cart variants built for daily commercial use, often paired with a QuikReel hose reel setup.
Hi-Boy
A taller cart configuration favored for easier loading and maneuvering on job sites; parts list differs from Standard mainly in frame and wheel components.
QuikReel
Adds an integrated hose reel to the cart — the reel assembly itself is unique to this variant.
All variants share the Ultra Max II designation and the same core fluid section — the differences are almost entirely in the cart, frame, and accessory hardware around that shared pump.
2. What's Shared Across All Variants
| Component | Part Number | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Displacement Pump | 239769 | Drop-in compatible across Series A through G frames |
| Pump Repair Kit | 248212 | Shared with the 795 as well — same packing kit |
| Endurance Pump Repair Kit | 255204 | Long-life alternative recommended for high-volume contractors |
| Prime/Drain Valve Kits | 235014 / 239914 | Bolt-on replacements across 695 cart variants |
| Suction Hose Kit | 246386 | Also fits 390/395/490/595 models — a genuinely cross-platform part |
Graco built the Ultra Max II fluid section to be shared across the entire 695/795 cart family specifically to simplify parts logistics for contractors running mixed fleets. The pump and its repair kits are the most reliably cross-compatible parts on the whole platform.
3. What's Variant-Specific
| Component | Part Number | Applies To |
|---|---|---|
| Gear Repair Kit | 287289 | 695/795 drive system — not shared with cart-specific frame parts |
| Drive Housing Repair Kit | 287283 | Model and generation-specific |
| Return Hose Assembly | 244240 | Varies by cart configuration |
Contractors rarely order the wrong pump kit — those are well cross-referenced. The mismatches happen on cart-specific hardware: wheels, hose reel mounts, and frame components that look similar across variants but aren't interchangeable. Always confirm cart type, not just "695," before ordering these.
4. 695 vs. 795: How Much Overlaps
The 695 and 795 are close enough that they're frequently discussed together, and for good reason — they share the same pump repair kit (248212), the same guns, filters, and hoses, and a large share of wear components. The main functional difference is flow rate: the 795 runs roughly 1.1 GPM versus the 695's 0.95 GPM, making it the better fit for heavier coatings and larger-scale jobs. If you're maintaining a mixed fleet of both, most of your wear-part stock can be shared between them.
5. How to Identify Your Exact Variant
- Check the model number on the serial tag, typically on the cart frame or control box.
- Note the cart style — Standard, Hi-Boy, QuikReel — since this affects frame and hose reel parts even when the pump is identical.
- Cross-reference the model number against the correct parts diagram rather than assuming based on appearance, especially for older units where cart styling has changed across generations.
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Shop All 695 Series Parts Search by Parts DiagramFrequently Asked Questions
What are the different Graco 695 model variations?
Standard, ProContractor, IronMan, Hi-Boy, QuikReel, and XT Standard Hi-Boy. All are built on the same Ultra Max II platform but differ in cart design, hose reel setup, and some structural components.
Do all Graco 695 variants use the same pump?
Most share the same core displacement pump and pump repair kits, since they're built on the same Ultra Max II fluid section. Cart-specific components like wheels, hose reels, and frame parts are not shared.
Is the Graco 695 compatible with 795 parts?
Yes, to a significant degree — they share the same pump repair kit, gun parts, filters, and most wear components. The main difference is flow rate, with the 795 rated higher for larger jobs.
How do I know which 695 variant I have?
Check the model number on the serial tag, usually on the cart frame or control box. Matching the exact model number against your parts diagram is more reliable than going by appearance alone.
