“What we want to offer is a replacement pump that will hold
up to the life of the engine,” Kurtz says. “The package comes complete; there’s
virtually no labor involved. It’s been pretested and preset to pressure … they
have a volumetric efficiency rating of 93 percent.”
The RRV Series features a compact body design, sized for
direct drive on gasoline engines ranging from 270 cc to 440 cc, for medium- to
heavy-duty tasks. The replacement pump has a high-strength forged brass
manifold, new triplex ceramic plungers with a thicker wall to help prevent
thermal shock, stainless steel valves, side-mount valve seat O-rings,
high-quality high-pressure seals, two-piece piston guides, large side-cover
sight glass, rear-cover oil drain, and forged precision-ground crankshaft.
“It has oversized bearings; that’s key for long life,” Kurtz
says. “It has an aluminum crankcase, which helps dissipate heat. And that
allows the crankcase life to last as long as the engine.
“The low-pressure seal has a built-in scraper. It helps keep
the pump at high performance and keep it from losing water through the seal
system. … It’s very common at the beginning of a pump failure that it starts
dripping water out of the front seals. This pump really resists that.”
The pump is tested
for service life at a maximum performance of 4 gpm at 4,300 psi.
RRV Series pumps are fully rebuildable,
tested to over 2,000-hour life. This series fits 1-inch-keyway horizontal engines
and includes bolts, oil and vented dipstick.
“Another feature of this particular pump is it can be used
with the Hydro-Pulse valve, which allows you to convert a pressure washer pump
to a jetter pump,” Kurtz says. “And new for 2016, the connecting rod is
designed with 12 percent more load surface.
“It’s a high-quality replacement, so it would be much more
durable than a boxed package or something that would be sold mass-merchandised online,” Kurtz says. “Let’s say you were starting a new
job, and you knew you were going to put a pressure washer to use in hard labor
for four months, replacing the original pump may be a decision that’s looked at
before the job starts … (An RRV Series replacement) may be the last pressure
washer pump they ever buy.”
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