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AN4102-1 PUMP - 700 G.P.H. POWER DRIVEN FUELPART NUMBER: AN4102-1AIRCRAFT: VariousCONDITION: Overhauled - FAA 8130 Airworthiness Cert.DETAILS: 700 GPM engine driven fuel pump
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These pumps, either base or flange mounted style, have only check valves. They have no reservoirs, overload relief, or release valves, and are used on equipment that has its own reservoir and control valves. These pumps provide a low cost efficient means for manually developing or increasing pressure in a hydraulic system. In emergencies they furnish reliable hydraulic power to operate presses, valves, doors, safety locks and other devices.
PU Series electric over hydraulic pumps combine economy with high-performance - ideal for intermittent use when working with small to medium size cylinders and other hydraulic tools.
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