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*<strike>$3500 for 20 gpm pump? [http://ljkkt.rbtfl.servertrust.com/product-p/pph202060p.htm]. This is water, not oil.</strike>
*<strike>$3500 for 20 gpm pump? [http://ljkkt.rbtfl.servertrust.com/product-p/pph202060p.htm]. This is water, not oil.</strike>
*1 gpm - $400 - [https://www.magisterhyd.com/product/10-qts-power-unit-12v-dc-double-acting-by-hydro-pack/?gclid=Cj0KCQiA0-6ABhDMARIsAFVdQv_7c5FUbEP_gR0-IV62R4pewpPJKsjR1n4cf-a7Rfrv_M8aKzmwF_MaAl63EALw_wcB]
*1 gpm - $400 - [https://www.magisterhyd.com/product/10-qts-power-unit-12v-dc-double-acting-by-hydro-pack/?gclid=Cj0KCQiA0-6ABhDMARIsAFVdQv_7c5FUbEP_gR0-IV62R4pewpPJKsjR1n4cf-a7Rfrv_M8aKzmwF_MaAl63EALw_wcB]
*3.5gpm, $4500 - [https://www.mscdirect.com/product/details/46594164]

Revision as of 04:36, 5 February 2021

Hydraulic pump calculations -

  • 10 gpm, $7k - [1]
  • 10 gpm $6.9k - [2]
  • 16 gpm $7.6k [3]
  • 16 gpm $9.6k [4]
  • 8 gpm $7900 [5]
  • 5 gpm $2500 - [6]
  • $2500, 5 gpm - [7]
  • 2.1 gpm, $650 - [8]
  • $3500 for 20 gpm pump? [9]. This is water, not oil.
  • 1 gpm - $400 - [10]
  • 3.5gpm, $4500 - [11]
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