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Prevent dump pump failure with Muncie’s Three-Line System

September 7, 2016 By Mary Gannon

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two-vs-three-line-system-dump-pump-failureMuncie Power Products Inc.’s line of dump pumps is available in a three-line system option to help prevent the most common dump pump failure of high temperatures resulting from the pump being operated too long in neutral.

A three-line system includes a separate line to return hydraulic oil from the cylinder directly to the reservoir instead of forcing its way back through the inlet line. The three-line allows faster down cycles and ultimately runs cooler.

Available dump pumps include the E Series and S Series. Both the E Series and S Series are available in the three-line option. Two-line systems are also available. These systems can function effectively, but only if not left operating too long in neutral.

The E Series has a maximum pressure of 2,500 psi and is the standard equipment for tandem, tri-axle dumps and dump trailers with high volume cylinders. Its pressure-balanced wear plates promote high efficiency. Larger port options for fast cycle times are available with the EH model.

Designed for small single or tandem axle dump trucks, the S Series is available in 6, 11 and 15 GPM at 1,000 rpm sizes. The three-way dump pump valve allows for proper single-acting hoist operation on smaller dump truck applications.

Muncie Power Products Inc.
www.munciepower.com/dumppumps

Filed Under: Components, Pumps / Motors Tagged With: munciepower, munciepowerproducts

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  1. Jesse Jamison says

    January 23, 2017 at 11:36 am

    It is probably a good idea not to run the pumps too long in neutral regardless of whether the dump trailer pump has two or three lines. However, I do agree that having a cooler running system will always be a good thing. Heat and hydraulics never go well together.

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