Hypro Roller Pump

Ekegelmann · Nov 16, 2015

What's a good price or even fair price to sell these pumps at? I have 2 for sale and wonder what price people would fairly pay. Thanks.

Hank ABAB · Nov 16, 2015

I sold this one for $65.00 Cdn (maybe too cheap).

Ekegelmann · Nov 16, 2015

For some reason I can't post pix but mine looks just like that. No name plate in the center piece though. Yea I think u sold it a bit cheaper than I'm going to. I bought 2 for $20 ... The guy bought a house and didn't know what they were when cleaning the garage out.

Andy Martin · Nov 16, 2015

Are they new? If not you need to test them to insure they work good to get top dollar.

Ekegelmann · Nov 16, 2015

no they are not. One has a new seal. One does have the label and its a hypro 7560. The other is heavier and does not have the plate tag in the center. I believe it's also a hypro but heavier. Any idea on what model would be a heavier one? It's exactly the same but just a tad bigger.

Hank ABAB · Nov 16, 2015

You may get some idea of asking prices in this link.
There are many models and several different quality pumps.

My pump was a used pump, filled with oil, and in working condition (in the previous picture).
I priced it for a quick sale.
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Hank ABAB · Nov 16, 2015

Mine was a Model 7700 C.
I don't know how to edit, so will just do another reply.

Hope this helps.

caterpillar guy · Nov 17, 2015

any thing is to much. The centrifugal pump is the way to go. I have used those roller pumps not likely to again. Always leaking no pressure no volume for agitation. Not me. We even used one pump for agitation and one for the booms. Still sucked.

JMOR · Nov 17, 2015

(quoted from post at 06:42:28 11/17/15) any thing is to much. The centrifugal pump is the way to go. I have used those roller pumps not likely to again. Always leaking no pressure no volume for agitation. Not me. We even used one pump for agitation and one for the booms. Still sucked.

f you don't demonstrate volume & pressure, then those are a big gamble. May look great on outside, but be horribly rust pitted beyond use on the inside. They will just eat fresh rollers. BTDT

GordoSD · Nov 17, 2015

Depends whether they are the silver series XL, the Ni-Resist, or the cast iron. Hypro estimates pump failure at 1000 hrs for the XL, 400 hrs for the ni resist, and 250 for the blue cast iron.pump.
Remember to flush and fill with ATF after every use with herbicide. especially roundup.

DeltaRed · Nov 17, 2015

I can buy em at farm sales for 10 to 20 dollars each.

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