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Mopuller

12-03-2004 17:43:00




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I am in need of an electric in-hose water pump for my pulling tractor. Where can I find one? Thanks.




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haybines nightmare

12-05-2004 07:44:30




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 Re: electric water pump in reply to Mopuller, 12-03-2004 17:43:00  
there is A pump in the grainger catalog we have them on both of our tractors one deisel one gas work great cool them down twice as fast as stock pumps



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deadeye

12-04-2004 13:12:28




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 Re: electric water pump in reply to Mopuller, 12-03-2004 17:43:00  
While you are doing that, you might as well put an electric fan on it and then after a run, you can let it sit with the fan running without the engine running for a cool down.---works for me...deadeye



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mike bray

12-04-2004 08:53:16




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 Re: electric water pump in reply to Mopuller, 12-03-2004 17:43:00  
Summit racing sells a 12 volt motor that runs your stock water pump I'm thinking of trying this cost about $80.



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AC

12-04-2004 06:16:46




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 Re: electric water pump in reply to Mopuller, 12-03-2004 17:43:00  
I have been looking for one too. I have been watching ebay, but the good ones cost alot. I have looked at small yard sprayer pumps, that flow at 60 psi 1.8 gpm, but I can't get the volume
that I need. ( I guess because I have never actually tried it) I think it will be because the in and out are only 3/8 pipe thread.
Most guys I have seen use old school bus REAR water circulators.....hope this helps...AC

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Bus Man

12-04-2004 01:54:54




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 Re: electric water pump in reply to Mopuller, 12-03-2004 17:43:00  
School buses use a 12 volt electric motor "booster pump" to help move the coolant from the engine thru all the heaters in the bus. They fit in-line in the 1" heater hose. I have one on my John Deere G and it works great. I got mine at the local Navistar bus dealer. Unity School Bus Parts also sells them {1-800-937-3906} I paid about $80.00 for mine when I bought it. Check with your local school transportation department. They would probably show you what they look like and possibly have an idea where you could get a good buy on one.

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