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My hills pump mk2 recently broke it will no longer push air in on the downstroke. I’ve been shopping around for a rebuild kit but unfortunately the most common one found are for the newer mk3, the only place I found for my model wants to charge 45.00 for shipping. Is there any other pump out there that doesn’t cost as much that you folks would recommend? I was thinking of going the scuba tank route but am not to sure what to get to start. I was hoping to find fitting to use at the dive shop to fill my condor tanks directly instead of relying on a scuba tank. I have 3 condor tanks and don’t shoot all that much, so a direct fill would be o.k., is there such a fitting? Sorry for the many questions just been out of the loop for a while. Thanks
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You are better men than me. No way do I like shooting a air gun if I’ve got to work that hard to get it ready to shoot. I bet if you check around you might find a fireman that could help you get your tanks refilled.
http://www.precisionairgunsandsupplies.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=6
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+1 from Precisionairguns. I have a MK II and got my rebuild kit from them a few months ago just to have it on spare. I have a MKII I bought back in 2009 and still have not had to rebuild it!
Check out these guys I’ve bought from them before, great to work with and they have all sorts of hill pump parts
http://www.precisionairgunsandsupplies.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=6
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I think the kit comes with the instructions if not you should be able to pull it off the manufacturers site.
I called PA directly send they were kind enough to ship via USPS instead of the higher priced UPS. now that I got a rebuild kit coming in where can I find instructions for disassembly/ reassembly for the pump?
Ya that sucks.
PA is where I got the quote on. Shipping to Hawaii shouldn’t cost that much especially for o rings.
I am pretty sure PA has hill rebuild kits.
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Hill pumps are the only pump with life time warranties. The place you bought it should help you.
Edgun is right. The pump is not difficult to work on. They use common o-ring sizes.
Hill is the only reliable pump I’m aware of. Hill supplies rebuild kits for all their pumps, so any Hill dealer can order kits. Worst case, Hill sells through their website. Their shipping cost is high to the US, but a lot less than your quote.
Take the pump you have apart and just replace the o rings that are worn. You can probably get all the o rings you need and a bunch of extras for a few bucks.
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Worst case scenario, I would contact Hill directly for parts: http://www.airriflepump.com/