E-P-W
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The T9051 is rated 2.1 gpm @ 1,500 psi and requires a 2 hp, 1,750 rpm, "C" faced electric motor to run it.
http://www.generalpump.com/pdfs/TT2021EBF-Pump.pdf
http://www.generalpump.com/pdfs/TT2021EBF-Pump.pdf
General Pump T9051
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Christopher
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That is nice, and the point of this thread is????????????????
Russ Johnson
Equipment Expert
Owen, I forgot all about the last thread about the pump. My offer still stands...$200 credit for whatever you'd like (you pay shipping). Unfortunately, the AR pump I offered you earlier is gone, but we can deal on another one.
We ARE talking about a brand new T9051, right?
We ARE talking about a brand new T9051, right?
E-P-W
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Christopher
Moderator
If you put your asking price there, people will know that you are selling it and what you want for it. You should look into what it would cost to ship it also since someone will probably ask that too.
Personally I would look into Russ's offer, that is a good deal for store credit. He probably will not sell it that soon so it will sit on a shelf until someone needs a pump like that so you are probably getting the better part of the deal.
You cannot adapt that pump to a gas engine, I already called Russ and asked him because I was thinking about doing that. It will only bolt up to an electric motor and at a specific speed. Sure you can go and buy an electric motor, get a generator and rig it up to flow a whopping 2.1gpm at 1500psi, basically a car wash pump, not really for mobile cleaning unless you are washing cars like with a DI or RO system. This is cost prohibitive unless you happen to have an electric motor lying around and a generator, otherwise I would shop Russ's store for some stuff that you need or could use and make the deal, I know I would.
Just trying to help here.
Personally I would look into Russ's offer, that is a good deal for store credit. He probably will not sell it that soon so it will sit on a shelf until someone needs a pump like that so you are probably getting the better part of the deal.
You cannot adapt that pump to a gas engine, I already called Russ and asked him because I was thinking about doing that. It will only bolt up to an electric motor and at a specific speed. Sure you can go and buy an electric motor, get a generator and rig it up to flow a whopping 2.1gpm at 1500psi, basically a car wash pump, not really for mobile cleaning unless you are washing cars like with a DI or RO system. This is cost prohibitive unless you happen to have an electric motor lying around and a generator, otherwise I would shop Russ's store for some stuff that you need or could use and make the deal, I know I would.
Just trying to help here.
Danny Bates
New member
He won it in Ft. Worth I think.
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