WINDMILL ACCESSORIES |
DEAN BENNETT SUPPLY |
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The AY McDonald Float Valve has a brass valve body that houses a rubber ball. The float arm is made of cast iron and is 19" long with a hole in the end for mounting a flat tank float. |
$ 35.75 |
1" #8713 AY McDonald float valve |
| The Midland All-Brass float valves have a brass body with a
precision machined seat for the guide to set into. A leather washer is on top of the
guide, secured by a lid that attaches to the handle arm. The design gives you a positive
shut off every time. By removing the two screws and connecting the handle in position
perpendicular to that shown, the valve can be used on the side of the watering trough,
instead of the bottom. |
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| $ 37.25 | 3/4" All Brass Float Valve | $ 88.20 | 2" All Brass Float Valve |
| $ 49.75 | 1" All Brass Float Valve | $ 148.00 | 2-1/2" All Brass Float Valve |
| $ 60.35 | 1-1/4" All Brass Float Valve | $ 174.00 | 3" All Brass Float Valve |
| $ 72.30 | 1-1/2" All Brass Flaot Valve | $ 260.00 | 4" All Brass Float Valve |
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3/4" Replacement Leathers |
$ 3.05 | 2" Replacement Leathers |
| $ 1.30 |
1" Replacement Leathers |
$ 5.75 | 2-1/2" Replacement Leathers |
| $ 1.40 |
1-1/4" Replacement Leathers |
$ 7.90 | 3" Replacement Leathers |
| $ 1.75 |
1-1/2" Replacement Leathers |
$ 12.10 | 4" Replacement Leathers |
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HARD RUBBER FLAT STOCK TANK FLOAT |
MOLDED PLASTIC |
ALUMINUM FLAT |
$ 28.50 |
#8715 Flat hard rubber float is used with any of the above float valves to control the water level in your stock tank. Rubber float measures 2-3/4" thick and 12" diameter, with a 3/8" hole in the center for mounting to the float valve. The durability of hard rubber floats make them attractive for use where livestock are rough on the tank float. |
$ 27.95 |
#10PSTF 10" Diameter Molded Plastic Stock Tank Float with hole in middle for pigtail rod. |
$ 56.25 |
#12ASTF 12" Diameter Aluminum Flat Stock Tank Float that are welded aluminum with center hole for 15" pigtail rod to connect to your valve arm. 3-1/4" thick |
| $ 45.75 | #8ASTF 8" Diameter Aluminum Flat Stock Tank Float that are welded aluminum with center hole for 15" pigtail rod to connect to your valve arm. 3-1/4" thick |
| We stock flat floats for use with stock tank valves in hard rubber floats, molded plastic floats, and flat aluminum floats. These are available in sizes from 8" diameter up through 12" diameter. Use the pigtails below to go through the center hole in the float and to connect to a float arm with a hole in it. The stop on the pigtail rod is adjustable for thicker and thinner flat floats. | |
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8-1/2" long Brass Pigtail Tie Rod for through the flat stock tank float is adjustable with the bronze clamp. This type pigtail can be used with any type of float valve, whether it has a short arm or an extended length arm. Makes for easy adjustment of water level. |
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| 8 1/2" Brass Pigtail Rod with Bronze Adjustment Clamp | $ 8.25 @ | ||
| 15" Brass Pigtail Tie
Rod for through thicker aluminum stock tank floats with Aluminum Adjustment Clamp. |
$ 16.50 @ | ||
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1/4" Brass Rod is 12 1/2" long with 1/4"-20 thread. Can be used on Robert Bob Floats to make use of the Reliable stock tank float easier. |
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| 12 1/2" Brass Rod 1/4"-20 threaded | $ 7.70 @ | ||
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$ 36.50 |
R440-5 |
5" Round Copper Float Ball w/ 1/4" - 20 SAE Female Thread |
| $ 43.25 | R440-6 | 6" Round Copper Float Ball w/ 1/4" - 20 SAE Female Thread |
| $ 91.50 | R440-8 | 8" Round Copper Float Ball w/ 3/8" Female NPT Thread |
Rod Centralizers catalog page 66
How to install rod guides on
fiberglass pump rod.
| $ 12.45 | 5/8" x 2" Rod Guide | For use with 5/8" fiberglass sucker rod in 2" pipe. These guides act as centralizers for your rod, which helps prevent excessive rod wear and splintering. Manufacturer or rod recommends two guides per length of rod for optimum protection and long rod life. |
| $ 14.70 | 5/8" x 2-1/2" Rod Guide | For use with 5/8" fiberglass rod in 2-1/2" pipe |
$ 12.45 |
3/4" x 2" Rod Guide |
For use with 3/4" fiberglass rod in 2" pipe |
| $ 14.70 | 3/4" x 2-1/2" Rod Guide | For use with 3/4" fiberglass rod in 2-1/2" pipe |
| $ 21.80 | 3/4" x 3" Rod Guide | For use with 3/4" fiberglass rod in 3" pipe |
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Installing
rod guides with the rod guide install tool. This rod guide installation tool is simple to use. The hook on the front of the tool will hook over the bottom side of the fiberglass rod. Place the rod guide onto the top of the rod where you want it to be placed, and pull down on the pipe you will furnish as a handle. The pipe gives you the leverage to force the rod into the rod guide, making it an easy and secure way to install rod guides. |
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1-1/4" x 8" STRAINER | Schedule 80 heavy wall PVC plastic
pipe - finely mill slotted with 10 slot ( 10/1000" wide ) openings. Has 1-1/4" male pipe thread to screw directly into the bottom of your cylinder. Length is 8" with a flush bottom plug. |
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| $ 15.95 | 1-1/2" x 8" STRAINER | Schedule 80 PVC strainer with 1-1/2" male NPT. | ||
| $ 17.50 | 2" x 8" STRAINER | Schedule 80 PVC strainer with 2" male NPT. | ||
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Quick Disconnect #374 1/2 |
| $ 69.95 | The A-374-1/2 Quick Disconnect Pump Pole Adapter bolts on to your windmill's wood pump pole and has a spring loaded pin that will connect to either a hand pump or pump jack |
| $ N / A | FP-51 FLAT WINDMILL BAR is 1/2" thick x 1" wide x 42" long flat steel bar with 7/16" male rod thread on one end. Two 1/2" holes are drilled thru the bar to allow for easy attachment of windmills and pump jacks to the sucker rod. |
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$ 6.50 $ 17.50 |
Quart of Windmill Oil Gallon of Windmill Oil |
Only $ 5.35 each in full case of 12 quarts. Only $ 14.25 each in full case of 4 gallons. |
| Windmill oil is light weight oil that is non detergent. This oil is thrown around inside the windmill gear box case, splashing it all over the inside to lubricate. The non-detergent oil is to lubricate only. It would be un-desirable to clean dirt from one place and deposit it into another place where it could hinder the flow of the oil to lubricate that spot. | |||
Prices effective November 9, 2011
