Low profile pumping unit is designed for applications where pump height is a critical concern.

For locations with overhead irrigation systems, locations that are highly visible to the public, or locations with other conditions that would benefit from a low profile, the unit is an optimal solution that offers many of the same benefits as a conventional pumping unit.

The primary differences between low profile pumping units and conventional units are:

• The structure of the low profile unit uses a uniquely designed crank arm, along with a belt and roller assembly, to provide the lowest possible overhead height
• The carrier bar is supported by the two belts instead of a wireline bridle assembly.

Low Profile Pumping Unit Structure:

1 Frame 2 Sub-base

3 Prime mover extension4 Sampson post assembly 5 Reducer assembly

6 Crank 7 Crank pin assembly

8 Equalizedpitman assembly 9 Master and auxiliary counterweights 10 Auxiliary side counterweights

11 Unt brake assembly 12 Roller drum assembly

13 Bridle belt assembly 14 Bridle assembly

15 Belt guard assembly 16 Belt guard mounting bracket 17 Prime mover slide rai assembly18 Crank guard assembly

Applications:

• Wells located in agricultural areas using overhead irrigation.
• Wells near developed areas that would benefit from lower visibility.

Benefits:

• Delivers easy installation and maintenance.
• Provides long service lift of more than 25 years with proper maintenance.
• Reduces operating height 10-15ft.

Features:

• High-load dual taper bearings for the roller assemblies.
• High-capacity gear reducer designed far beyond Standard requirements.
• Large, low speed shaft for long life and increased counterbalance support.
• Field-serviceable gear reducer design with bolt-on cranks.

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