Can anyone identify this boom?

[Sharpshine]

Can anyone identify this boom and tell me where to get parts? It’s not GinSan because they don’t have the double nuts. I have one leaking and would like to get the seals-o-rings to rebuild it.

 

[Roz]

See if you can remove the 90 at the bottom of the boom. You probably can replace it with a new one from KR

 

[Sharpshine]

See if you can remove the 90 at the bottom of the boom. You probably can replace it with a new one from KR

It’s leaking above the 90, but thank you for the advice.

 

[Randy]

We used to have some of those. The center section is welded to the 4 pieces that make up the mounting portion of the boom. If you remove the 90 swivel and then remove the 2 nuts on the bottom of the boom the boom arm will slide off the center section. Once you remove the boom you can inspect the shaft it rides on.

 

[Rfreeman]

Are you sure the leak is coming from the boom and not coming from the top and running down?

These are the only booms I have across 4 sites 20 total bays and never have one leak. Either the 90⁰ swivel is leaking or the connection coming from the roof to the top of the boom has gone bad. This even includes a semi hitting one and bending it all to hell. My guys straightened it out at our shop and never leaked.

 

[Sharpshine]

Are you sure the leak is coming from the boom and not coming from the top and running down?

These are the only booms I have across 4 sites 20 total bays and never have one leak. Either the 90⁰ swivel is leaking or the connection coming from the roof to the top of the boom has gone bad. This even includes a semi hitting one and bending it all to hell. My guys straightened it out at our shop and never leaked.

I’ll have to check and make sure. I thought it looked like it was leaking right above the 90 but it’s possible that it’s leaking from above.

 

[Ghetto Wash]

It's made by Dralco, but I agree, it's probably not the boom that's leaking.