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Your cart is empty.Parts washer pump which is 40 gallon with a universal design, recirculates 4.4 GPM of solvent submersible. Uses only 120 Volt / 60 Hertz 0.23 Ampere. Replacement pump for 40 gallon parts washer.
Warriorforreallove
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025
It pumped 115 degree diesel and gas mix for 8 hrs straight.
delbert cook
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024
Fit worked prefect in parts washer - was a,replacement partNice
Tenters
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2024
Fits HFT parts washer with some minor modifications. Nice to have a working pump again.
Rocky Joseph stevenson
Reviewed in Canada on May 23, 2024
This pump is very strong and works very well fast delivery, and more than fair on the price
Ryan
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2024
This is not a direct replacement for the smaller PP-399N Jebao pump that came with my 2015 Harbor Freight parts washer. If you want a direct replacement, get the smaller 20-gallon PWP20 pump, or specifically the PP-399N Jebao pump. The box specifically references 40-gallon parts washers whereas the Amazon-description at the time of this review references 20-gallon--again, not a drop in replacement for the smaller 20-gallon washer pump.To get this to work in my 2015-era red and blue HF parts washer, I had to cut channels in the intake cap to lenghten the mounting slots by 1/4" so the pump sat further off the bottom of the pump housing and allowed the outlet tube to line up with the hole in the side of the housing pump. The PWP40 is longer and taller than the PWP20 pump, and I had to replace the original outlet/elbow support bracket screws with longer screws and added washers between the bracket and housing the account for the pump being taller and therefor the outlet elbow sitting further outside of the pump housing. It took about 25-minutes of work to get it installed with the modifications.The pump does flow more than the 20-gallon pump but it's not a whole lot more. I like the extra flow rate, but for those who are indifferent or the factory flow rate works, it's probably not worth the time to modify this pump when a drop-in replacement is available.
Donald Quinton
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024
It fits the Harbor Freight solvent tank that I found at a yard sale for $25 that had a burned up pump. It works pretty dang well don’t use flammable solvent with it. I put in simply green. It’s non-flammable and cut grease like you wouldn’t believe and will not hurt the pump. It flows like it should seems to be a fairly good quality pump for the price
ROBERT KOMARISKY
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2024
It was the exact part for my parts washer
Eugena Cormier
Reviewed in Canada on September 19, 2023
I used it on a 4 liter parts washer
Brian Hiscock
Reviewed in Canada on September 17, 2023
Works as it should
MisterFixIt1952
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2023
Perfect replacement for my Harbor Freight parts washer pump. The old pump finally gave out and this one was a direct fit and seems to work as good or better than the original. Easy install for the pump and wiring. I hope it lasts as long as the original. I work it hard on an infrequent basis. Time will tell. Good price, fast shipping with Prime.
André
Reviewed in Canada on December 31, 2022
Pour nettoyer les piece et ou outil
Sia
Reviewed in Canada on April 12, 2021
Fit perfectly in Hubbys parts washer , he didn't know it was coming so was a surprise when he picked up the mail , highly recommend
RadRick
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2014
My set up is custom, using old stuff, so my review is based on using this motor in a set up it was not designed for. I utilize a full size solvent tank like you see with safety clean, except my tank is a 55 gallon drum. I put a 5 gallon pail inside that drum, which is where the pump goes and the waste solvent returns to. I utilize a flow thru brush that I drilled out and tapped 1/4 npt. The fitting in the brush is more of a 3/8 barb, though. I had to wire an old extension cord to this pump, and heat shrink the connections with special shrink that becomes chemical proof. Happy to say that the connections do not actually contact the solvent directly, though they may get a little splashed on.Then, put a fitting on the pump itself...I think I needed to reduce it down to 3/8 or 1/4. Used a clear chemical resistant tubing to run from pump to brush, and tested it out. The solvent comes out too fast. This baby can move some fluid, that is for sure. But for cleaning that way I am used to cleaning, through the brush, I want just enough flow to keep washing away debris, but not enough to splash around in. So, I put one of those cheap brass air regulators at the brush handle and dial in the flow I want. The beauty of this is that once in a great while, I need to fill a coffee can with solvent to do some quick car or motorcycle cleaning elsewhere. Open the regulator to full, fills the can up super fast.So far, love the pump.Currently running Naphtha Solvent, which I had a lot of. Once completely gone, will switch back to Agitene, which I had used for years, and still think is the best solvent out there.UPDATE: It has been almost a year now, and the pump has worked very well up until now. It does not like soaking in solvent for a year. The housing is warping and weakening causing the propellor to stick, the front housing and filter to fall off, and the inlet on top to crack.The price is right, but what I would do differently...rig something to suspend the pump out of the solvent when not in use. We shall see if drying out repeatedly causes its own set of problems. Also, instead of a galvanized pipe for the inlet, I would try a plastic nipple, lightly screw it in, using JB weld or similar as a pipe seal.
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