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Reverso Pumps makes the world's best Oil Change Systems, Pumps, Fuel Primers and Fuel Polishing Systems. We service over 20 different industries and our products are a key component of preventive maintenance for your diesel engines, generators and diesel pumps.

Customer question regarding OP-6

Tammy Anstett - Thursday, February 10, 2011
Q: I have purchased OP-6 12V oil change pump for my Perkins 4-107. Do I have to install a shut off valve between the hose from my oil pan to the OP-6 pump? The OP-6 pump is mounted on the forward bulkhead just in front of the engne. The OP-6 is level with the top of the enigine. My concern is bleed pass the impeller.

A: For the integrity of the oil system it is always wise to install a shut-off valve at the oil pan of the equipment. This insures that in the event of a failure in the hose or oil pump that the engine does not loose oil and fail.

Also, the pump would work better if you can mount it a little lower on the bulkhead. Your impeller will not have to work as hard to lift the oil and priming will be quicker.

Customer question regarding cross-contamination

Tammy Anstett - Monday, November 08, 2010
Question - "I have just purchased a new boat and have requested to install a REVERSO pump system for the main engine, generator and transmission. The boat builder representative is telling me he can only install it for the engine and the generator, the reason being given to me is the possibility of engine oil and transmission oil contamination. I am a bit skeptical on his contamination concern. Could you help me on that issue please?"


Answer - Your representative could be right. On some of the newer vessels the transmission requires a more refined oil than that of the engine or generator. With our GP-3013, a 3 valve oil change system, there is the possibility of cross-contamination. If your transmission requires the more refined oil, and it is contaminated with engine oil, it could cause damage to the transmission. Typically, we have seen these new transmissions on the new, high performance vessels.

We would suggest that you confirm the oil requirements of your transmission. If it requires, for example, a 30W, like the engine, then you should have no problem using a 3-valve system with no worry of cross-contamination.   If you find that you need a different oil for the transmission, you can use our GP-3012, a 2-valve oil change system, for your engine and generator.  Then use our GP-311 or OP-6, reversible pump, solely for the transmission.

You can find the products mentioned above by clicking on the product names below:

GP-3013
GP-3012
GP-311
OP-6



Product of the Week: OP-6 Impeller Pump $173

Tammy Anstett - Monday, September 27, 2010

Introduces our newest feature...

 

This week's item: OP-6 Impeller Pump

The popular OP-6 is unique. It's reversible - transferring hot or cold liquid quickly and cleanly. It can handle higher viscosity liquids and is ideal for oil, diesel or water. And it's proven to be stronger than the competition - lasting years through real-world conditions.

Each week, we will highlight 1-5 items in our Product of the Week Catalog - all at special prices. Check back every Monday to see if your favorite product is featured.

Upcoming items will include:

Gear Pump 312 Series 12V/24V with Reversing Switch
Fuel Polishing System - 80 GPH Series
Diesel Transfer Pumps



Congratulations winners!

Tammy Anstett - Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Congratulations to our Ugly Pump Contest Winners!

Ken, Chuck, Gerry and Alex all received a $25 Amazon Gift Certificate for participating.

They also received a 30% discount code for a future Reverso Pumps purchase.

Make sure to check in regularly for more contests.


Congrats again gentlemen!

More Ugly Pumps!

Tammy Anstett - Wednesday, August 04, 2010
Another example of an ugly pump! Thanks Chuck for the pictures!

The contest is still going!! So send a picture of your installed pump to marketing@reversopumps.com and you will receive a code for 30% off a new pump.


Pump on a FDNY Fireboat

Tammy Anstett - Monday, July 19, 2010
Here is another entry for our Ugly Pump Contest.

Remember, send a picture of your installed pump to marketing@reversopumps.com and you will receive a code for 30% off a new pump.


  
Thanks to Ken.
They use the reverse Fuel priming pumps on the new FDNY Fireboat.

Ugly Pump Entries

Tammy Anstett - Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Here are a few of the entries we have received so far for our Ugly Pump Contest. Remember, send a picture of your installed pump to marketing@reversopumps.com and you will receive a code for 30% off a new pump.

Thanks to Gerry.
He said, "this pump is used to transfer and polish diesel fuel and is 10 years old. He's replaced the impeller a few times but it runs for hours on end with no problem."
Great to hear Gerry! Thanks!

Thanks to Alex.

Ugly Pump Contest

Tammy Anstett - Tuesday, July 13, 2010
 

How ugly is your pump?

Send a picture of your installed pump to marketing@reversopumps.com and you will receive a code for 30% off a new pump. Yup, a coupon just for sending in a picture.

Your pump will automatically be entered into the Ugly Pump Contest. All pictures will be posted on our Blog and prizes will be given in each of the following categories:

  • The MacGyver Award

  • Worst Install

  • Most Ancient

We know there are some crazy-looking pumps out there, so send those pictures in and receive your 30% off online store code today.

(Contest good from July 13, 2010 to August 31, 2010. Winners will be announced on the Blog and contacted through email.)


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