AR North America XWA9G30N Pressure Washer Pump 9GPM 3000PSI 1750RPM 24mm Solid Shaft

AR North America XWA9G30N Pressure Washer Pump 9GPM 3000PSI 1750RPM 24mm Solid Shaft

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$544.98

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AR North America XWA9G30N Pressure Washer Pump 9GPM 3000PSI 1750RPM 24mm Solid ShaftAR North America XWA9G30N Pressure Washer Pump 9GPM 3000PSI 1750RPM 24mm Solid Shaft The Annovi Reverberi XWA9G30N, N version 24mm solid shaft triplex pump is ready for direct or pulley driving. This pump is manufactured with a brass pump head suitable for a wide range of conditions. The XWA9G30N can produce up to 3000 Max PSI, 9 Max GPM, and is designed to operate at 1750 RPM. Constructed with frictionless aluminum connecting rods and ceramic pistons

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