Trying to ID this older Sherwood 2nd stage (and looking for service kit)

[Mark IV]

Nothing special, just a yellow Sherwood octopus/2nd stage, and it isn't really very old, just earlier than current models, but I'm trying to find out what to call it, so I can hunt down the right parts to service it myself. Any info much appreciated......
(hopefully the IMGBB link below works right !)
86

(edit: Yep! It's that purple #86, but it works!)

 

[rsingler]

From the cover shape it's the octo version of either an SRB 2100 or a SRB 3200 (~2001). Both are standard downstream valves with flat seats.
I'm sure I have one in the garage if you need me to measure the o-ring sizes.
PM me, and I can send you service manuals. But hope the exhaust valve is okay, bc it's an oval design without aftermarket equivalents that I've seen.

 

[Mark IV]

I assume the exaust valve is the little blue rubber, one-way exhaust gasket ? If so, it's actually round (I have seen them oval). This octo was on an Oasis that I bought new in Miami back about '93. I was hoping to find a video tutorial for the sherwoods, buit no joy (I assume other videos for other brands are pretty similar)?
Anyway, yeah, thanks, any help/info at all is much appreciated !!

 

[207diver]

Kits are still available. not much to it at all just a seat and a couple o-rings. Pay close attention to the housing around the inlet fitting it is vey common for them to crack and I don’t believe those housing are available anymore. Be sure you don’t over tighten the inlet fitting and cause a crack. I think the factory spec. Is 70 in. lb but even that is almost too tight. A backup wrench on the valve assembly is a good idea to prevent it from turning while tightening.

 

[japan-diver]

Plenty of generic seats that work for these and matching orings is no problem if you can not get the "official" kit.

 

[Mark IV]

Thanks for the replies, guys. I messaged Sherwood earlier today, and they got back to me pretty quick. They said this octo (and about all their others) use parts kit # 4000-9. Looks like they can be found all over for around $11 bucks.

 

[Couv]

Low Pressure Seats
Plus a few o-rings.