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Carpet Pro Hose Handle Assembly Grip for FBEZM, CPU250, CPU350, CMNR, S20EZM

Carpet Pro Hose Handle Assembly Grip for FBEZM, CPU250, CPU350, CMNR, S20EZM

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SKU:B283-4800

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Part B283-4800 is the grip section of the hose handle assembly used across the FBEZM, CPU250, CPU350, CMNR and S20EZM upright platform.

The grip is the part your hand actually closes around, and it takes more wear than the handle body underneath it. The plastic can crack at the trigger opening, or the surface can go smooth and slick after years of use, and either way the grip stops doing its job of keeping the wand and hose secure in your hand during use.

  • Part: B283-4800
  • Component: hose handle grip
  • Fits: FBEZM, CPU250, CPU350, CMNR and S20EZM uprights
  • Sold: each

Confirm this is the grip section rather than the full handle assembly before ordering, since the two are listed separately and only one may be worn on your machine. Check the trigger and its spring for stiffness at the same time, since a grip swap will not fix a trigger that is binding on its own.

If the underlying handle tube itself is bent, dented, or has a split at the hose collar, the grip alone will not correct that; measure the tube for straightness before you decide the grip is the only part that needs replacing.