Tornado 98225 main assembly parts for the PS8225 Spotter (Deluxe), Model 98225. Can’t find your part? Call us at 763-535-0770.
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1. Tornado Screw #8-32 x 3/4 in. 00600 – 006002. Tornado Lock Washer #10 Heavy Series 01713 – 017133. Tornado Keps Nut 02956 – 029564. Tornado Screw #8-32 x 3/8 in. 02995 – 029955. Tornado Sealing Washer 1/4 in. 07741 – 077416. KEPS Nut 10892 – 108926. KEPS Nut 10892 – 108927. Tornado Washer 1/2 in. I.D. Zinc Plated 12957 – 129578. QD Coupler 1/4”M x 1/4” FPT PX5 – PX59. Tornado Two-Ear Hose Clamp PX52 – PX529. Tornado Two-Ear Hose Clamp PX52 – PX5210. Tornado Brass Elbow Fitting 45 Degree 15075 – 1507511. Tornado Brass Elbow Fitting 1/4 in. MPT x 3/8 in. HB 15223 – 1522312. Screw Phillips Truss Head #10-24 x 1/2 in. Stainless 17848 – 1784812. Screw Phillips Truss Head #10-24 x 1/2 in. Stainless 17848 – 1784812. Screw Phillips Truss Head #10-24 x 1/2 in. Stainless 17848 – 1784813. Tornado Washer Plain #10 I.D. Stainless 17850 – 1785013. Tornado Washer Plain #10 I.D. Stainless 17850 – 1785014. Tornado Washer Plain .328 in. I.D. Stainless 19191 – 1919115. Screw #8-32 x 1/2 in 19255 – 1925516. Tornado Spotter Solution Tank 19490 – 1949017. Tornado Spotter Recovery Tank 19491 – 1949118. Tornado Solution Pump 55 P.S.I. 19494 – 1949419. Tornado Vacuum Motor 115V Bypass 2-Stage 14800 – 1480020. Tornado Latch with Keeper 19504 – 1950421. Tornado Wheel 6 in. x 1-1/4 in. 19505 – 1950522. Tornado Wheel Spacer 5/16 in. ID x 1/2 in. OD 19506 – 1950623. Tornado Nylon Insert Lock Nut 5/16 in. Stainless X8248SS – X8248SS24. Tornado Vacuum Stack and Float Cage Assembly 19516 – 1951625. Tornado Intake Screen 19517 – 1951726. Extractor Foam Filter 1-3/4 in. OD x 1/2 in. X2715 – X271527. Tornado Brass Pipe Nipple 1/4 in. MPT x 4 in. 19522 – 1952228. Tornado Brass Adapter Fitting 1/4 in. FPT x 1/4 in. HB 19523 – 1952329. Tornado Nylon Elbow Fitting 1/8 in. MPT x 1/4 in. HB 19524 – 1952430. Tornado Solution Filter Screen 19525 – 1952531. Tornado Solution Hose 1-1/4 in. to Filter Screen 19528 – 1952832. Tornado Lock Washer 19530 – 1953033. Tornado Wheel Screw 5/16-18 x 3 in. Stainless 19532 – 1953234. Tornado Warning Label 19533 – 1953335. Tornado Steel Transport Handle Kit 31215 – 3121536. Tornado Rubber Pump Mount Bracket 19555 – 1955537. Screw #10-16 x 1/2 in. 19565 – 1956538. Tornado Solution Tank Gasket 19610 – 1961039. Tornado Switch Label Vacuum/Off/Spray 19611 – 1961140. Plain Washer .563 ID 19616 – 1961640. Plain Washer .563 ID 19616 – 1961641. Tornado Screw 19617 – 1961742. Tornado Vacuum Motor Shroud 19937 – 1993743. Tornado External Tooth Lock Washer #10 Stainless 30019 – 3001944. Tornado Vacuum Motor Bottom Gasket 30456 – 3045645. Tornado Vacuum Motor Top Gasket 30457 – 3045746. Tornado Rocker Switch 15A DPDT 30472 – 3047247. Tornado Vacuum Motor Mounting Bracket 30475 – 3047548. Tornado Bracket 30476 – 3047649. Screw Phillips Truss Head #10-24 x 1/2 in. Stainless 17848 – 1784850. Tornado Logo Label 1-3/4 in. x 7-1/4 in. Black 30814 – 3081451. Tornado Power Cord Assembly 19499 – 1949952. Tornado RFI Filter 31067 – 31067What is on the Tornado 98225 main assembly
This is the big one. Where the standard 98220 spreads the same machine across eight drawings, the Series D & E book for the deluxe PS8225 puts almost the whole spotter on a single sheet with 53 callouts — both tanks, the vacuum motor, the solution pump and its plumbing, the switch and filter, the wheels, the handle and the fasteners that hold all of it together.
Four callouts on this sheet are what make the machine a Deluxe. Positions 16 and 17 are the solution and recovery tanks. Position 18 is the 55 P.S.I. solution pump, marked 64235 / 98225 only, and position 19 is the vacuum motor. Those two are the whole of the machine’s working end: the motor pulls dirty solution back, the pump pushes clean solution out.
The rest divides along familiar lines. Callouts 8 to 11 and 27 to 31 are the solution plumbing — coupler, clamps, brass elbows, nipple, adapter, filter screen and the hose that feeds it. Callouts 24 and 25 are the shut-off: a float cage that closes the vacuum stack when the recovery tank fills, and the intake screen ahead of it. Callouts 42 to 47 are the vacuum motor’s own gaskets, shroud and mounting brackets, and callouts 46 and 52 are the rocker switch and the RFI filter. Almost everything else is fastener and washer stock, and the quantities in the right-hand column are worth reading — callout 12 alone is used eleven times.
Two conventions in Tornado’s own table are worth knowing before you order. Rows marked * share a callout with the row above them — they are alternates for the same position, not extra parts, so order one of them and not both. Rows marked † are on the factory parts list but carry no bubble on the drawing, so there is nothing to click in the diagram for them.
Tornado 98225 Main Assembly Parts List
Two notes on the factory table. Callout 51 (the power cord assembly) carries the note Not shown in Tornado’s parts list, but the drawing does in fact show a bubble numbered 51 with a leader line running to the cord — so it is clickable here, and we have told Tornado their note is wrong. Callout 53 is the reverse case: the solution hose is on the parts list with no Not shown note, yet there is no bubble numbered 53 anywhere on the sheet. It is marked above for that reason.
Tornado 98225 Main Assembly Parts – Frequently Asked Questions
Which main assembly parts are specific to the deluxe 98225?
Two callouts carry a factory restriction worth knowing. The 55 P.S.I. pump at 18 is marked 64235 / 98225 only, and the power cord at 51 is marked 98225 / 64235 only. Everything else on the sheet is shared with the standard PS Spotter, so a tank, a hose, a screen or the switch can be ordered from either machine’s pages. Read the model number off the plate on the solution tank if you are not sure, or call 763-535-0770.
My spotter sprays weakly but the pump sounds normal. Where should I start?
Work from the cheap end. Check the solution filter screen at callout 30 and the intake screen at 25 for clogging, then the hose at 31 and the brass fittings at 10, 11, 27, 28 and 29 for a loose joint drawing air. A pump that cannot build pressure is the last thing to suspect, not the first — all four of those are far more common and far cheaper.
Why does the parts list show callout 12 eleven times?
Because the quantity column is per machine, not per location. Callout 12 is a #10-24 x 1/2 inch truss-head screw used in eleven places across the assembly, and callout 49 is the same part number again at a twelfth. When you order fasteners off this sheet, order the quantity you are replacing rather than the quantity printed.
Does the Series G parts list for the 98220 work for this machine?
Not reliably. The 98225 has only two books, Series C and Series D & E, and this page is built from the current one. The standard 98220 has run on to Series G and changed some part numbers along the way — its current pump and latch are different numbers from the ones on this sheet. Use the 98225 list for a 98225.
How do I order Tornado 98225 main assembly parts or get help identifying one?
Click any part in the list above to open it, or call us at 763-535-0770. Parts showing “Call for price” are factory-order items we price when you call. Our staff at 5415 West Broadway, Crystal, MN 55428 has been servicing Tornado equipment since 1956 and can confirm the part against your serial number.
Twin City Vacuum has been selling and servicing Tornado equipment since 1956 and keeps PS Series spotter parts on the shelf in Crystal, Minnesota.
Looking for a different assembly? Browse every section for this machine on the Tornado PS Series Spotter parts hub, see the full Tornado PS Series Spotter parts category, or open the Tornado PS Spotter 98220 machine listing — the 115-volt sibling these parts are shared with. The manufacturer publishes its own specifications at tornadovac.com. Call us at 763-535-0770 and we will confirm the part against your serial number before you order.