The Rhino GPD-45 Multi-Pro 50 Hour Service Kit packs every part needed for scheduled service on the Multi-Pro and Multi-Pro XA gas post drivers: the full set of O-ring seals, four lower body bolts, four Nordlock double lock washers, a container of Rhino Grease and a tube of flange sealant. Two versions match your machine one for current gasketless drivers, one for older gasketed drivers.
Pick the kit by serial number: Multi-Pros older than 5005458 and XAs older than XA04599 identified by a grey paper gasket between the main and lower body also need the Gasketless Upgrade Kit before servicing. Nordlock washers install as pairs with the fine teeth facing outward, and extra Rhino grease keeps later services covered. Crowder Supply stocks both versions alongside the full range of Rhino gas post driver accessories.
- Fits Rhino GPD-45 Multi-Pro and Multi-Pro XA gas post drivers at 50 hour service intervals
- Includes every O-ring seal required for a complete scheduled service
- Four lower body bolts and four Nordlock double lock washers washers install as pairs, fine teeth outward
- One container of Rhino Grease and one tube of flange sealant complete the job
- Two kit versions cover newer gasketless drivers and older gasketed drivers
- Older drivers (Multi-Pro before serial 5005458, XA before XA04599) also require the Gasketless Upgrade Kit
- Stocked by Crowder Supply in Denver in both versions
50 Hour Service Kit FAQ
How do I know which kit version my driver needs?
Check the serial number: Multi-Pros from 5005458 and XAs from XA04599 onward take the current gasketless version. Older drivers identified by the serial number or a grey paper gasket between the main and lower body take the older-driver version and also require the Gasketless Upgrade Kit linked above before servicing.
What’s in the kit?
Every O-ring seal needed for a complete service, four lower body bolts, four Nordlock double lock washers, one container of Rhino Grease and one tube of flange sealant.
How do the Nordlock washers install?
Always as pairs, with the fine teeth facing outward that’s what locks the lower body bolts against vibration.
How often should I service a Multi-Pro driver?
Every 50 hours of use. Routine service at that interval keeps the driver at peak performance and is the cheapest maintenance the tool will ever get.
