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Ball Crank 1300-001 HAND PUMP, HEAVY DUTY

SKU 1300-001
Original Price $98.70 - Original Price $98.70
Original Price
$98.70
$98.70 - $98.70
Current Price $98.70
6,000 psi (417 bar)
16 (1 per lb)
Steel, Brass
SB 1054

 

 

PARTS LIST AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR ASSEMBLING AND OPERATING
HEAVY DUTY BARREL PUMP MODEL #1300-001


1. Screw the 822521 Spout into head, engaging threads until tight. If not properly aligned,
increase pressure to further tighten spout to correct position.
2. Insert the 820184 Tube Section Assembly into the 820178 Base Assembly of the pump and
tighten securely with a small pipe wrench to eliminate any air leaks. Do not use undue force
in tightening as the base or valve may be damaged.
3. Screw the pump into the threaded bung in the drum and tighten securely by grasping the
spout in one hand and the lever in the other hand.
NOTE: The 820184 tube suction assembly will automatically adjust to the proper position.
IMPORTANT: If when the pump is tightened into the drum bung and the spout is not in the
desired position above the drum, loosen the clamp bolt on base assembly and rotate pump
housing to the desired position and retighten.
4. Pull the piston rod of piston sub-assembly up and attach the operating lever to the piston rod,
using the rivet and retainer clip, enclosed in the envelope.
5. Start the pump by several quick strokes of the lever. If the pump fails to start, check Step 2.
6. If the pump fails to start, and Item 2 has been checked, remove the pump from the drum
and check the 820184 Tube Suction Assembly to see that it is extended to reach the bottom
of the drum.
7. In as much as certain liquids have a tendency to build up a coating on the surface when
the pump is not in use.
8. If pump leaks around the 822519 compression bushing, tighten bushing by hand only.

NOTICE: This pump is made of steel. If it is used with fluids that cause rusting, the rust
may interfere with the operation of the pump. Our guarantee does not cover any pump
showing rust.

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to common questions about our products and services
  • This heavy duty hand pump is rated for a maximum operating pressure of 6,000 psi (417 bar), making it suitable for demanding barrel-pumping applications.

  • It takes 16 strokes per gallon (equivalent to 1 stroke per pound of fluid), so you can estimate the effort required based on the volume you need to transfer.

  • The wetted components are made of steel and brass. Keep in mind that because the pump body is steel, using it with fluids that cause rusting can interfere with operation — rust damage is not covered under the guarantee.

  • This pump is not recommended for fluids that cause rusting, as rust can interfere with pump operation. The manufacturer's guarantee explicitly does not cover any pump showing rust damage from such use.

  • The pump screws directly into the threaded bung of a drum. The spout is tightened into the head, the tube section assembly is secured into the base assembly, and the operating lever is attached to the piston rod using the included rivet and retainer clip. The tube suction assembly automatically adjusts to the correct depth to reach the bottom of the drum.

  • If the pump leaks around the 822519 compression bushing, tighten the bushing by hand only — do not use tools, as over-tightening can cause damage.

Key Features

  • Delivers up to 6,000 psi (417 bar) of pressure, making it suitable for demanding barrel pumping applications.

  • Rated at 16 strokes per gallon (1 per lb), providing a consistent and measurable fluid transfer rate.

  • Wetted materials are steel and brass, offering solid construction for compatibility with a range of fluids.

  • Installs directly into a standard threaded drum bung; the pump housing can be rotated and re-secured to orient the spout in any desired position.

  • Features a self-adjusting tube suction assembly (Model 820184) that automatically extends to reach the bottom of the drum for thorough fluid extraction.