Lagoon Agi-Pompe CA8
This model of lagoon Agi-Pompe is especially designed to manage manure in deep lagoons.
Key Features
- 8" (200 mm) discharge;
- Height adjustment hinged undercarriage with floatation tires.
- Air relief valve;
- Heavy-duty drive line with #55 PTO;
- Easy access for maintenance of the driveline joint;
- Low maintenance gearbox protected by our 3 seal system on each shaft to protect against contamination;
- 8" (200 mm) directional valve for either agitate or transfer manure. It can be operated while pump is at low RPM;
- Nozzle mounted above the liquid with 180° horizontal rotation and 130° vertical articulation;
- 4" adjustable nozzle
- Double-hinged articulation on agitation nozzle for constant flow with less restriction;
- Impeller housing made of Abrasion Resistant steel.
- Remote Grease Line Kit to lubricate the bearing housing without removing the pump;
- Knife kit on propeller.
Typical Application
Options
- Multipurpose undercarriage for 32', 42' and 52' (10, 13 and 16 m) with or without double wheels
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