Futuro - Single Piston Pump
To evacuate free stall manure containing limited amount of bedding.
Key Features
- Available motors: 5 or 7.5 HP (5.5 or 3.7 kW).
- Stainless steel pumping tube.
- Low pressure mechanical reversing system for smooth operation.
- Stainless steel flapper shafts mounted on brass bushings and lubricated with remote grease lines.
- Down stroke lever on the intake flapper to ensure it is fully closed.
- Spring housing on discharge flapper to keep it closed during siphoning cycle.
- Manual intake and discharge guillotine valves bolted on both ends of the pump. Guillotine valves also available with hydraulic cylinders.
- Access to the evacuation chamber.
- Easy access to the remote grease lines on top of the pump.
- The pump can be installed to start automatically or manually by means of a control panel.
- 12¾" (324 mm) or 16" (406 mm) discharge.
Application
Futuro Models
- Installed in a service pit with a hopper - a hopper is fixed to the intake of the pump when the pump is to be fed by a scraper installed in a gutter or by a skid-steer loader.
- Installed with a suction pipe - a suction pipe is fixed to the intake of the pump when the pump is to be gravity fed from a reception pit.
Working Principle
Hydraulic Power Unit
- 5 or 7.5 HP (5.5 or 3.7 kW).
- Electric oil heater available.
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