Fill-Rite Standard Duty Rotary Hand Pump

Fill-Rite Standard Duty Rotary Hand Pump

Marsoni

M251S

$97.99

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Fill-Rite Standard Duty Rotary Hand PumpThe Fill Rite Standard Duty Rotary Hand Pump is made of rugged cast iron construction. With a transfer rate up to 7. 5 gallons per 100 revolutions, this economical solution is ideal for low volume fluid transfer. This unit can easily transfer diesel, kerosene, machine oil, fuel oil. Includes suction pipe and pail spout. Economical solution for low volume fluid transfer Compatible with multiple fluid types Rugged construction stands up to most work

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