241623 Pump Repair Kit Fit for Fireball 300 (50:1) & Dynastar 10:1 Grease Pumps
241623 Pump Repair Kit Fit for Fireball 300 (50:1) & Dynastar 10:1 Grease Pumps
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Pump Repair Kit for Fireball 300 (50:1) and Dynastar 10:1 Grease Pumps
This 241623 pump repair kit restores worn grease pump internals so a Fireball 300 (50:1) or Dynastar 10:1 unit can build pressure and move grease again. The kit supplies the seals and wear parts needed to reseal the pump body and bring it back to dependable service.
Overview
The 241623 pump repair kit is a direct replacement service kit for Fireball 300 (50:1) and Dynastar 10:1 grease pumps. It contains the seals and wear components needed to reseal a leaking or weak pump so it delivers consistent grease flow. This repair kit suits maintenance techs and shop owners servicing air-operated grease pumps.
Built For Performance
- Kit components sized for Fireball 300 (50:1) and Dynastar 10:1 pump bodies
- Seals formulated for grease service and repeated pressure cycling
- Restores pump pressure and priming after seal wear or leakage
- Consolidated kit replaces the commonly worn pump internals in one job
- Drop-in replacement for the 241623 kit part number
Fits These Machines
- for Fireball 300 (50:1) grease pump
- for Dynastar 10:1 grease pump
On-The-Job Use
- Automotive service bays resealing air-operated grease pumps
- Heavy equipment shops maintaining grease lubrication systems
- Fleet maintenance facilities rebuilding pump units during scheduled service
- Industrial lubrication stations keeping pumps at full working pressure
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 241623 |
| Type | Pump repair kit |
| Compatibility | Fireball 300 (50:1), Dynastar 10:1 grease pumps |
| Application | Grease pump reseal and rebuild |
Good To Know
Q: Does this kit seal both the Fireball 300 and Dynastar 10:1 pumps? A: The kit is listed to fit both the Fireball 300 (50:1) and Dynastar 10:1 grease pumps. Confirm your pump model and current seal arrangement before ordering.
Q: What causes a grease pump to need a repair kit like this? A: Worn or hardened seals let grease bypass the piston, causing weak pressure and poor priming. Replacing the wear parts in this kit restores normal pump operation.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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