Aermotor windmills pump water with wind power. Dean Bennett Supply has
served the windmill customer since 1965. Call
800-621-4291 today to get help with your windmill, hand pump, water pumping
cylinder and other windmill system accessories. We stock windmill pumping
cylinders, leather cups and rod to make your system work right.
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WINDMILL
CYLINDERS
& HAND
PUMP WATER PUMPING CYLINDERS |
DEAN BENNETT SUPPLY
Toll Free 1-800-621-4291
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Fiberglass Pumping Rod
for Well Cylinders |
711 Soft Cylinder Cup
706 Hard Leather Cups
707 Graphite Coated
Leather Cups
Neoprene Cylinder Cup |
# 449-B
ALL BRASS OPEN TOP WINDMILL CYLINDERS
Open top well pumping cylinders are a great labor
saver. Once you have installed the cylinder in the well, you can service the
leather cups on the plunger assembly, without having to pull all of the steel pipe
from the well. By removing the stuffing box from
the top of the well, the rods can be pulled up and removed
from the well, to get the plunger out of the well. After you change the
leather cylinder cups, you can re-install the
plunger in the bottom of the well, by putting all the rods back together as
lowering them into the well. Cup leathers are available in several styles. We
have soft brown 711 cup leathers, Graphite impregnated
707 leather cups, Hard
706 cup leathers and solid center leather cups
too. We also stock neoprene rubber
cylinder cups in several sizes which are full size and therefore do not need to
swell up to the cylinder bore. The neoprene cylinder cups tend to be tighter and
last 3 to 4 times as long as normal leather cups. When using leather cylinder
cups, we recommend coating the outside of your leather cups with Vaseline to
protect against swelling too much when put into the water. Uncoated leathers can
swell up too much and become locked in the well cylinder bore, preventing them
from moving, if not put into action right away.
Windmill Catalog
Page 61
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3 Leather Ball Plunger
Cylinder Repairs
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$
229.00 |
#449B17814 |
1-7/8" x 14" Stroke x 24"
Barrel Length
for 2" Galvanized Steel Pipe & 5/8"
Fiberglass Rod
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| $
249.00 |
#449B17820 |
1-7/8" x 20" Stroke x 30"
Barrel
Length
for 2" Galvanized Steel Pipe & 5/8"
Fiberglass Rod
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| $
337.00 |
#449B214 |
2-1/4" x 19" Stroke x
30" Barrel Length
for 2-1/2" Galvanized Steel Pipe & 7/8"
Fiberglass Rod
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| $
499.00 |
#449B234 |
2-3/4" x 18" Stroke x 30"
Barrel
Length
for 3" Galvanized Steel Pipe & 7/8"
Fiberglass Rod
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The #449-B all
brass open top style cylinder allows for both the plunger assembly and the bottom check to
be pulled for service without pulling the steel drop pipe. All are constructed of 13 gauge
seamless brass tubing, with all brass caps, a 3 leather ball valve brass plunger, and a
ball valve brass bottom check.
Most of the time you only need to change leathers on the
plunger, since the job of the bottom check is to swell up the leather and
lock itself in the bottom of the cylinder to keep water from going out of
the bottom while pushing the plunger down.
Be sure to unscrew the bottom check from the plunger assembly prior
to putting the bottom check in the cylinder. If you do not do this,
the plunger will go up and down, but no water will be pumped, since
the water comes in through the ball valve in the bottom check when
your plunger is lifted, and when the plunger is pushed down, the
bottom check seals and forces the water up past the ball valve in
the plunger assembly. When left screwed together, water has no way
to get above the leathers on the plunger.
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# 442
ALL BRASS FLUSH CAP WINDMILL CYLINDERS
#442 All Brass, Flush Cap, Windmill
Pumping Cylinders are smooth on the outside, not having exterior caps that
take more clearance in the well. The inside has a bottom check, and a 2
leather plunger with poppet valve. These 2" thru 3" #442 cylinders use
7/16" steel rod for pumping. Unlike the cast iron brass lined cylinders,
the brass cylinder wall is thinner than the cast iron shell on the A40
cast iron brass lined cylinders. When removing the cap to service the
leather cups, be sure to place your wrench at the cap and top of the
cylinder, and separate. DO NOT put the wrench in the middle of the brass
barrel, or you may deform the cylinder, making it unusable.
Windmill Catalog
Page 61
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2 Leather Plunger
for 442 and A40 Cylinders |
| $ 159.00 |
#4422 |
2" x 10" Stroke x 18"
Barrel
Length Pumping Cylinder
for 1-1/4" Galvanized Steel Pipe & 7/16"
Steel Pump Rod
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| $ 183.00 |
#442214 |
2-1/4" x 10" Stroke x 18"
Barrel
Length Pumping Cylinder
for 1-1/4" Galvanized Steel Pipe & 7/16"
Steel Pump Rod
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| $ 199.00 |
#442212 |
2-1/2" x 10" Stroke x 18"
Barrel
Length Pumping Cylinder
for 1-1/4" Galvanized Steel Pipe & 7/16"
Steel Pump Rod
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| $ 269.00 |
#4423 |
3" x 10" Stroke x 18"
Barrel
Length Pumping Cylinder
for 1-1/4" Galvanized Steel Pipe & 7/16"
Steel Pump Rod
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| $ 295.00 |
#44232 |
3" x 12" Stroke x 20"
Barrel
Length Pumping Cylinder
for 2" Galvanized Steel Pipe & 7/16"
Steel Pump Rod
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| $ 485.00 |
#44242 |
4" x 13" Stroke x 20"
Barrel
Length #444 Pumping Cylinder
for 2" Galvanized Steel Pipe & 5/8"
Pumping Rod
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The #442 cylinder is all brass and is
made from seamless brass tubing. Its flush cap design (no outside caps) allows you to install a larger cylinder in a smaller diameter
well. We have #442 all brass flush cap cylinders in 2",
2-1/4", 2-1/2" and 3" cylinder sizes tapped for 1-1/4" galvanized steel pipe
and 7/16" steel pumping rod. We also stock 3" and 4" cylinders designed for
installation with 2" galvanized steel pipe.
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#442 ALL-BRASS SLIM-LINE CYLINDERS TO ENTER 2" SCH 40 PIPE
Windmill Catalog
Page 61a
The two sizes of
#442 All-Brass "Slim-Line" Cylinders are designed for entry into
2" wells. Many driven wells have less than straight shafts, and therefore
may possibly hinder placement of a well pumping cylinder for your windmill or
hand pump. Also Old Pipe tends to corrode over time and can cause problems
putting a cylinder pump down the well. We offer both sizes that will go into
2" Sch 40 steel pipe, however we recommend that if your shaft is crooked or has a
lot of corrosion, that you choose the 1 11/16" cylinder, since the extra
1/8" may be the difference between a successful installation or a hang up.
These slim line cylinders are tapped for 1" galvanized steel pipe and 7/16"
steel pumping rod.
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| $ 219.00 |
#44211116 |
1 11/16" x
10" x 18" #442 All Brass Cylinder
tapped for 1" galvanized steel pipe and 7/16"
steel pumping rod, has a 10" stroke area.
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| $ 184.25 |
#44211316 |
1 13/16" x 10" x
18" #442 All Brass Cylinder tapped for 1"
galvanized steel
pipe and 7/16" steel pumping rod,
has a 10" stroke area.
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Galvanized Steel Pumping Rod
for Hand Pump and Windmill
stroke wells |
A-40
CAST IRON BRASS LINED WINDMILL CYLINDERS
Many of you are familiar with the
old cast iron, brass lined pumping cylinder. They are very durable, and
last forever. The outside cap does stick out, making the well clearance
more important. Because they are as rigid as they are, you don't have to
worry about being wrench happy. You probably can not damage the cylinder.
Windmill Catalog
Page 61
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$
247.00 |
A402 |
2" x 10" Stroke x 16"
Barrel
Length Cast Iron Brass Lined Pumping Cylinder for 1-1/4"
Galvanized Steel Pipe & 7/16"
Steel Pumping Rod
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$
285.00 |
A40214 |
2-1/4" x 10" Stroke x 16"
Barrel
Length Cast Iron Brass Lined Pumping Cylinder for 1-1/4"
Galvanized Steel Pipe & 7/16"
Steel Pumping Rod
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N/A |
A40212 |
2-1/2" x 10" Stroke x 16"
Barrel
Length Cast Iron Brass Lined Pumping Cylinder for 1-1/4"
Galvanized Steel Pipe & 7/16"
Steel Pumping Rod
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N/A |
A403 |
3" x 10" Stroke x 16"
Barrel
Length Cast iron Brass Lined Pumping Cylinder for 1-1/4"
Galvanized Steel Pipe & 7/16"
Steel Pumping Rod
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These cylinders have a heavy
cast iron body, a brass inside liner, a 2 leather all brass plunger, all brass bottom
check poppet, 7/16" galvanized plunger rod, and heavy outside cast iron caps that are
tapped for 1-1/4" pipe.
These Cast Iron Brass Lined Cylinders are designed for
the guy who is wrench happy, since you can place your wrench anywhere on the
barrel without the chance of deforming the barrel. The all brass pumping
cylinders are more fragile, so you need to place your wrench near the cap to
disassemble them. Never place your wrench in the middle of a all brass
cylinder pump, since you may deform the barrel of the cylinder. |
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Well pumping
cylinders are stroke pumps. The cylinder has a plunger that travels up and
down in the cylinder area, powered by the hand pump or the windmill. The
plunger has leather cylinder cups that seal against the sides of the cylinder bore,
and prevent the water from leaking back down while lifting. There is a check
in the cylinder plunger. Many standard cylinders will have a poppet which
drops down against the seat of the plunger to seal off and lift the water on
the up stroke. When the plunger is pushed down, the poppet will lift up to
allow water to pass through the plunger to the area above the plunger,
making it ready to be lifted on the next up stroke.
Open top working barrel cylinders use a ball, instead of
the poppet. The ball seals better and allow better flow of the water past
the seat when being pushed down. The open top cylinder has a ball in the
bottom check also. The #449B open top working barrel cylinders are great for
deeper wells, since you can pull the plunger for servicing the cup leathers
without having to pull the pipe out of the well.
Well pumping cylinders of either type use the
principal of sucking water into the cylinder through the lower check valve
on the up stroke, when the plunger is sealed off and lifting water to the
surface. On the down stroke, the bottom check is closed and sealed,
preventing water from going out the bottom of the cylinder. The plunger
presses against the water trapped above the lower check valve, and causes it
to push up through the poppet or ball in the plunger, to get above the top
of the plunger assembly, so it is lifted up on the next up stroke.
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