Graco 245413 Pump Cylinder
The Graco 245413 Pump Cylinder is a durable fluid-section replacement that restores pressure and performance in large Graco sprayers. Ideal for professional contractors using high-output machines.
- Fits GMAX 7900, GH 200, and LineLazer 200HS sprayers
- Replaces worn or scored pump cylinders
- Ensures consistent spray pressure and smooth operation
Graco 245413 Pump Cylinder — Overview & Fitment
Compatible Machines
The Graco 245413 Pump Cylinder fits the fluid section on the following Graco units (always verify your unit’s series number in the manual before ordering):
- GMAX 7900 gas airless sprayers (select series)
- GH 200 gas hydraulic sprayers (select series)
- LineLazer 200HS line stripers (1-gun / 2-gun; IV/V generations as applicable)
What is the 245413 Pump Cylinder?
The 245413 is the fluid-section pump cylinder—the precision-bored sleeve where material is pressurized in Graco displacement pumps. Replacing a worn or scored cylinder restores sealing and pressure, reducing pulsation and improving spray quality.
- Direct replacement for the fluid section on compatible pumps
- Helps recover pressure, prime, and finish consistency
- More economical than replacing a full pump assembly
Specs & Details
| Part Number | 245413 |
|---|---|
| Also referenced with | Compatible with pump groups 246257, 248971; fits fluid pump assemblies like 277068, 24W995 on listed machines |
| GTIN (UPC/EAN) | 633955809697 |
| Approx. package size | ~ 8.8″ W × 4.10″ H × 2.95″ D (reference) |
| Section | Fluid Section / Cylinder (displacement pump) |
| Typical symptoms indicating replacement | Loss of pressure, hard priming, visible scoring/pitting, persistent leaks after packing replacement |
Fitment Notes
- Confirm your unit’s model and series (e.g., GMAX 7900, GH 200, LineLazer 200HS) against the parts list in your manual.
- If your pump lower has been upgraded or replaced previously, match by pump assembly number (e.g., 246257, 248971) instead of the sprayer family alone.
- Inspect piston/packings/ball seats during service; replacing the cylinder without addressing other worn components may not restore full performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Service & Safety Notes
- Depressurize the system fully and follow all lock-out procedures before service.
- Use proper tools; avoid sharp tools that can damage the sleeve or sealing surfaces.
- Lubricate per manual, torque to spec, and perform a leak/pressure test after reassembly.
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