The recovery tank on a backpack spotter takes the worst of the job. It holds dirty solution, gets set down on concrete, rides in a van and takes the impact when the machine goes over. The Sandia 10-0350-R-BRI is the complete replacement recovery tank for the Sandia backpack spotter, which means a cracked or crazed tank does not have to write off an otherwise sound machine. Carpet cleaners and facility techs order it after a drop, after a hairline crack starts weeping, or when a tank has finally gone brittle from years of chemical exposure.
Best for these jobs
- Replacing a cracked or leaking recovery tank so the machine holds vacuum again.
- Repairing drop damage after a spotter has gone off a stair or out of a vehicle.
- Refurbishing a used backpack spotter before it goes back on a route.
- Keeping a spare tank for rental and loaner machines, where tanks take the most abuse.
Specifications
Genuine Sandia backpack spotter recovery tank, supplied complete. Sandia part number 10-0350-R-BRI. Sandia has built more than one generation of backpack spotter, so confirm the part against your machine model and serial number before ordering.
Sandia warranty
Sandia backs its equipment and OEM parts with a published warranty program: 2 years on all vacuum motors, 2 years on 100 PSI pumps and 1 year on all other pumps, and 90 days on parts, tools and accessories. Sandia also covers up to one year of service labor at the manufacturer calculated hourly labor rate. The warranty does not cover damage from improper or missing maintenance, misapplication, misuse, tampering, or substitution of provided parts.
Frequently asked questions
What does complete mean on this tank?
Sandia supplies this recovery tank as an assembly rather than a bare shell. Send us your model and serial number and we will confirm exactly what is included for your machine build before the order ships.
Can a cracked recovery tank be repaired instead of replaced?
Patched tanks rarely hold vacuum for long. Any leak in the recovery path bleeds lift, so the machine works harder and recovers less water. Replacing the tank is the reliable fix.
How do I know the tank is what is losing my vacuum?
Seal the hose inlet and see if the machine holds lift. Then check the lid gasket, the tank seal and the hose cuffs. A hairline crack in the tank often shows itself as a damp spot or a faint hiss under vacuum.
Will this fit any Sandia backpack spotter?
Not necessarily. Tank tooling changes across machine generations, so we verify the part against the Sandia parts list for your model and serial number rather than assuming.
Is this a genuine Sandia part?
Yes. It is Sandia OEM part number 10-0350-R-BRI supplied through an authorized Sandia dealer.
Discount Cleaning Products is an authorized Sandia dealer, and we stock genuine Sandia OEM parts rather than look-alike substitutes, so the fit, the electrical rating and the warranty all stay intact. Our US-based team works with these machines every day and can help you match a part number to your model and serial number before you order. If you are rebuilding a machine, ask us about the related wear items that are usually worth replacing at the same time.
