🔧 41083 RITCHIE YELLOW JACKET BRUTE II REBUILD KIT

The Ritchie Yellow Jacket 41083 Brute II Rebuild Kit provides all the essential OEM components needed to restore your Yellow Jacket Brute II manifold to factory performance. This complete kit includes replacement pistons, feed screws, sight glass components, valve hardware, and color-coded handles—ensuring long-lasting accuracy, smooth operation, and leak-free performance.

This is a genuine Yellow Jacket factory kit, engineered for perfect compatibility with Titan/Brute II manifold models.

📦 Kit Contents

✅ Key Features

✅ Genuine Yellow Jacket OEM rebuild kit
✅ Restores Brute II manifold performance & accuracy
✅ Includes pistons, screws, valve hardware, and handles
✅ Brand-new sight glass + retainer + gaskets
✅ Ensures proper sealing and leak-free operation
✅ Extends the life of Brute II/Titan manifold sets
✅ Color-coded replacement handles (blue, yellow, red)
✅ Precision-machined components for smooth valve movement

⚠️ Common Symptoms Indicating You Need This Kit (🛠️)

• 🟡 Fogged, cracked, or leaking sight glass

• 🔧 Sticking or hard-to-turn manifold handles

• 🔩 Worn or stripped feed screws

• 🔥 Leaking valves or pressure loss during testing

• 📉 Inaccurate readings or inconsistent manifold flow

• ⚙️ Pistons not sealing or failing to engage properly

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) (💡)

Q: Does this kit work with all Brute II manifolds?
A: Yes, the 41083 kit is designed specifically for Yellow Jacket Brute II manifold assemblies.

Q: Does the kit include everything needed for a full rebuild?
A: Yes—pistons, feed screws, valve hardware, handles, sight glass, gaskets, and retainer are all included.

Q: Is the sight glass OEM?
A: Yes, the kit includes the OEM 41045 sight glass and related components.

Q: Will this fit older Titan models?
A: Yes, the sight glass components are compatible with Titan/Brute II setups.

Q: Do I need any special tools to rebuild the manifold?
A: Only basic hand tools are typically needed: screwdriver, wrench, and nut driver.

Q: Can this fix leaking valves?
A: Yes—worn pistons, screws, and gaskets are common causes of manifold leaks.

🛒 Shopping Tips

• Make sure your manifold is Brute II series before ordering

• Inspect your existing handles and pistons to confirm wear

• If the sight glass is fogged or leaking, this rebuild kit is the correct fix

• Buy OEM kits only—aftermarket parts often cause leaks or compatibility issues

• If valves feel “gritty” or stiff, the piston/screw replacement will solve the issue