Help with this leak

[APW]

One of my overhead booms are leaking. Its not the swivel but up above it. I don't know what brand the boom is or if there is a rebuild kit for it. Any help is appreciatedView attachment 616.

 

[chaz]

Is there a weld in that area that needs repair?

 

[MEP001]

The boom pipe is broken inside. If you post better pictures of the boom, someone can identify the brand. It will probably be the same as the rest of the equipment you bought.

 

[APW]

All my equipment is Ginsan but the boom doesn't look like the one on their website. This is the only other pic I have until I go back up there. It has a big spring on the boom that you can't see in the pic.

 

[DiamondWash]

Looks to be a Dilling-Harris boom system
http://www.dilling-harris.com/files/Boom Connections.pdf

 

[MEP001]

It's definitely not a Dilling/Harris boom. They use a double-nut to hold the boom at the bottom.

The only ones I've ever seen with long stand-offs like that are Coleman.

 

[Buzzie8]

It is exactly the same as my Coleman units. I am assuming they manufacture them in house.

 

[madscientist]

Looks very much like my Gin San booms. The bottom ring is 2 semi circle pieces held together by two bolts with allen wrench heads, right? It all comes apart easily so you can inspect it from the inside. Be sure the boom is resting on your shoulder when you take those pieces off.

 

[MEP001]

Looks very much like my Gin San booms. The bottom ring is 2 semi circle pieces held together by two bolts with allen wrench heads, right? It all comes apart easily so you can inspect it from the inside. Be sure the boom is resting on your shoulder when you take those pieces off.

Yours are probably Coleman too.