Advance Scrubber Parts

A floor scrubber that leaves streaks, picks up poorly or runs out of power is usually asking for one of a handful of wear parts. That is why the first things on this page are squeegees, scrub brushes and motors. In all, there are more than 1,400 Advance scrubber parts here, and each listing includes the part number you need to match it to the one on your machine.

Below you'll find the main groups with counts, a look at how squeegee and brush listings are worded, the two number styles Advance parts use, and a few things to check before you order.

Advance Scrubber Parts by Type

The wear parts that touch the floor are the biggest group. About 140 listings mention a squeegee, about 20 of them squeegee blades or blade kits, and about 80 are scrub brushes. Around 30 are brooms or broom parts, 11 of them side brooms, and 14 are floor pads, pad drivers and pad holders, which makes the floor-contact parts a good share of the page.

Behind them sit the parts that move air, water and power. There are about 95 hoses and about 80 electric motors, about 65 of them vacuum motors, followed by about 40 switches, about 45 bearings and about 25 casters. If you're sorting through a long job, start with the group that matches the symptom and read the full listing.

Fasteners and seals fill in the rest: about 65 nuts, about 40 washers and about 45 gaskets. For fasteners from other makes, the seals, gaskets and O-rings page lets you compare sizes side by side.

Squeegee Blades, Gum Colors and Brush Sizes

Squeegee listings tell you a lot if you know what to read. A title like "FOR ADVANCE 56315347 BLADE KIT-SQUEEGEE TAN GUM" gives the part number, says it's a blade kit rather than a whole squeegee, and names the rubber color. Red gum and tan gum both appear in the range, so check which one your old blade was before you order a replacement. Full assemblies are listed too, for example "FOR Advance 56412265 SQUEEGEE SET."

Many brush listings carry their diameter and bristle spec in the title. One listing reads "FOR Advance 56505793 BRUSH 19 INCH .018/500 GRIT," and another is a "BRUSH - 28 IN 16 S.R. .020 POLY." Sizes such as 12 inch, 16 inch and 19 inch turn up repeatedly, so measure the old brush across before you search. Pad holders are listed separately, like "PAD HOLDER-16 3 LUG," and a broom listing gives its length, as in "BROOM - 40 IN 8 D.R. STIFF POLY 56505951."

Motors, Pumps and Electrical Parts

Motors are one of the parts where the specification matters as much as the number. Most vacuum motor listings state the voltage, and about two in three also give the stage count. The listing "FOR ADVANCE MOTOR - VACUUM 2 STAGE 36VDC AMETEK 56395882" is a good example. Voltages such as 24V, 36V and 120V appear throughout the electrical listings, so read them before you decide that a motor is the right one.

The same applies to a pump such as "FOR Advance 56315108 PUMP 24V" and to the smaller electrical parts: a capacitor, a rectifier, a fuse, a key switch or a seat switch. Each is listed by name and number. When a machine will not start or runs only part of the time, check the switch and fuse listings before moving on to a motor.

Hoses, Wheels and Drive Parts

Hose listings are one of the larger groups, and many name the job: 30 are drain hoses and 23 are vacuum hoses, while many others are a plain hose with a number, such as "FOR Advance 56381924, Hose" and its neighbors. Drive and steering parts include caster assemblies, poly wheel assemblies, taper bearing cups, an alternator belt and idler assemblies.

Two Kinds of Advance Part Number

Newer Advance listings use an eight-digit number that starts with 56, like 56377003 on a switch or 56413596 on a pin. Older parts follow a dashed pattern: 7-24-04065 on an air filter, 8-24-04099 on another filter and 7-82-00026 or 8-82-00058 on switches. A third style is a ten-digit number such as 1471062500 or 9099014000. Try the number exactly as it is printed, and then without the dashes if nothing comes up.

Not every part has a number you can read. In that case, search by the part name and the size or voltage, then compare against the listings in that group. Four Advance listings name another make alongside it. Two say Clarke, one of them reading "FOR CLARKE FOR ADVANCE 1471250600 HEPA FILTER H13," one names Curtis and one names Nilfisk. If you service a mixed fleet, the Clarke parts page is the closest match.

Repair Wording and Kits

About 20 Advance listings use the word "repair" in the title, so read the whole line before you order to see what is being sold. Kits are common: about 135 listings are kits, such as "FOR Advance 56503062 SEAL KIT - HYDRAULIC MOTOR" or a squeegee blade kit. A kit bundles several pieces, and the title tells you which job it covers.

Aftermarket Parts and Genuine OEM Questions

Over 1,300 of the listings begin with "FOR Advance." They are aftermarket scrubber parts built to suit Advance machines, and Advance is not the maker of any of them. The name and number are included only so you can find a match. Want an original Advance part? Call (708) 507-0707 and ask what is available.

Scrubbers are one corner of a bigger range, since the same shop also carries pallet jacks, personnel carriers, aerial lifts and forklifts in a catalog of more than 45,000 parts. To compare Advance against other scrubber makes, open the floor scrubber parts page.

Advance Scrubber Parts FAQ

Which squeegee blade do I need?

Match the length and the rubber type of the blade you're removing. The listings name the gum color, and a "blade kit" is sold as a set.

Do vacuum motor listings show the voltage and stage count?

Most give the voltage and about two in three also give the stage count, for example 2 stage and 36VDC. Compare them with the tag on your old motor.

What if the part number on my machine is a dashed one?

Search it as printed, such as 7-24-04065. If that fails, try the digits without dashes.

Do you list parts for other scrubber brands?

Yes. Floor scrubber brands each have their own page, and the floor scrubber hub links to them.