Collection: Graco LineLazer V 200HS Parts

Common Repair Categories

• Pump service — packings, piston rods, seats, rebuild kits
• Filters & strainers — inlet strainer, gun filters
• Hoses & fittings — 50-ft airless hose, whip hose, quick-disconnects
• Guns & tips — LineLazer guns, HD RAC tips, tip guards
• Wheels & drive — front caster, rear wheels, wheel bearings, tie-rods
• Engine & throttle — Honda GX160 parts, throttle cables, spark plugs
• Seals & gaskets — pressure adjustment, o-rings, packing kits

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FAQ

What engine does the LineLazer V 200HS use?
The Graco LineLazer V 200HS ships with a Honda GX160 gas engine — the same engine used across most LineLazer V-series stripers. Standard 10W-30 or 5W-30 oil, 0.6-quart capacity, oil change every 50 hours of run time.

What tips are compatible with the V 200HS?
The V 200HS accepts standard Graco LineLazer HD RAC tips (the reverse-a-clean orange tip guard series). Tip sizes for line striping typically run .015-.021; go smaller for narrow parking-lot lines, larger for thicker application or wider runs.

Does the V 200HS use a diaphragm pump or a piston pump?
The V 200HS uses a piston pump (Endurance-series). Piston pumps deliver higher pressure than diaphragm pumps, which is why the V 200HS handles thicker traffic paints without dilution. Downside is more wear parts (packings) that need periodic service.

How often should the V 200HS pump packings be replaced?
Rebuild the pump packings every 500-1000 hours of run time or at the first sign of pressure loss that isn't explained by inlet-side issues. A rebuild kit is significantly cheaper than a full pump replacement — schedule the rebuild before the piston rod scores.