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Find out how to identify compatible sprayer pump spare parts in Tanzania, from seals and valves to hoses and nozzles. Enquire with Agricom.
Sprayer pump spare parts in Tanzania help farmers restore pressure, fix leaks and maintain crop-spraying equipment. The right replacement depends on the sprayer model, pump design and component specifications—not simply the appearance of a hose, seal or valve. At Agricom, you can explore our Agricom spare-parts catalogue and contact our Agricom contact team to enquire about compatible parts and current availability.
This guide explains common sprayer components, how replacement needs differ between knapsack and tractor-mounted equipment, and what information to provide before requesting a quotation. If a complete machine is needed, compare options in our crop sprayers for sale in Tanzania guide.

A sprayer includes a pump and a wider liquid-delivery system. Not every fault calls for a new pump: clogged filters or nozzles may need cleaning, while cracked hoses, damaged seals or worn internal components may require replacement.
Part | Role and practical check |
Valves and check valves | Direct liquid flow; test according to the specific pump manual if pressure or suction is irregular. |
Pump seals, O-rings and gaskets | Seal compatible joints; investigate leaks, wear or chemical damage. |
Piston, cup or diaphragm | Generate pumping action on the relevant pump design; not interchangeable between all models. |
Sprayer nozzles and filters | Control spray pattern and filter debris; clean safely before replacing. |
Sprayer hoses and fittings | Carry fluid and join components; match diameter, connection and pressure rating. |
Pump assembly, regulator and gauge | Model-specific components requiring original specifications and qualified diagnosis. |
Knapsack sprayer spare parts can include lances, trigger valves, hoses, filters, nozzles and the appropriate pump seals or pumping elements. Manual units may use piston or diaphragm mechanisms. Before ordering, record the brand and model and review the knapsack sprayer buying guide for the differences between manual, battery-powered and motorised equipment.
A battery sprayer pump must match the original voltage, electrical connections and pressure requirements. A motorised sprayer has a separate engine and pump system: an engine carburettor is not the same component as a sprayer pump valve. Ask Agricom to check the precise machine model and the part required before ordering power sprayer spare parts.
The Fieldking FKTMS-550 is a 550-litre tractor-mounted boom sprayer discussed in Agricom’s published product guide. Its spraying system includes a PTO-driven pump, nozzles, hoses, pressure regulation and filtration. Its documented features make it a practical example when discussing boom sprayer pump maintenance and replacement requirements.
The published Fieldking FKTMS-550 boom sprayer guide currently contains conflicting descriptions of its fitted pump: the specification table says diaphragm pump, while the maintenance section says five-roller pump. Do not order diaphragms, roller elements or a replacement pump against this description alone. Confirm the pump identification plate, serial number and manufacturer parts diagram with Agricom first.
· Record your machine brand, model and serial number, plus any pump nameplate details.
· Identify the faulty component using the manufacturer parts diagram or a technician’s diagnosis.
· Confirm dimensions, thread types, pressure ratings and material compatibility with the spray liquid.
· For electric pumps, match voltage, wiring and rated performance; for tractor sprayers, check the PTO and pump model.
· Share clear photos, required quantity and delivery location when asking for a quotation.
This sprayer pump compatibility check prevents ordering a visually similar component that cannot safely operate on the equipment.

Inspect filters and spray outlets for blockages before replacing components. Leakage from a damaged hose or gasket may justify replacing that item rather than buying a complete pump. Persistent low pressure, irregular suction or unusual pump noise warrants diagnosis by a competent technician. For safe inspection and calibration, follow our crop sprayer maintenance guide and the equipment manufacturer’s instructions.
Always stop the equipment, isolate its power supply and release pressure before servicing. Follow the crop-protection product label for handling residues, cleaning and protective equipment.
Sprayer pump prices depend on the exact brand, model, part number, material and whether the buyer needs a small seal kit or a complete pump assembly. Agricom’s publicly accessible pages did not establish current prices or stock for individual sprayer components, so a fixed price table would be misleading.
To request a current quotation, send your equipment details, component photos and quantity to the Agricom contact team, or call +255 699 997 998. You can also browse the Agricom online store for its wider equipment portfolio.
Availability varies by component and equipment model. Check the Agricom spare-parts catalogue and request confirmation from the team before ordering.
No. Each pump design requires compatible replacement components. Confirm the exact pump type and manufacturer specification.
Provide the sprayer brand, model, serial number, original part reference if available, clear photographs, quantity and delivery location.
Yes, where a compatible item is available, but first determine whether cleaning is sufficient. A worn nozzle may need replacement because it can affect flow and application rate.
Sprayer pump spare parts in Tanzania should be selected by equipment model and verified specifications. From knapsack sprayer seals and nozzles to components of a tractor-mounted boom sprayer, correct identification reduces the risk of repeat failures and unsuitable purchases. Review the Agricom spare-parts catalogue, then contact our Agricom contact team with your sprayer details to confirm compatibility, availability and pricing.