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28-12-17, 11:40

Tony Smith Tony Smith is offline

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The pump mounts to a flange by 4 bolts (or studs), and is driven by a splined shaft. It has 2 large ports that are the same size as the supplied hoses (Looks like 3/8" or 1/2" NPT/BSP), and one smaller port which might be for a relief valve or gauge.

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