Another Shurflo 2095 pump question

[nairb123]

I am going to replace my existing Shurflo 2095 pump.   Its only the second pump in 26 years.  Maybe I have been lucky.  Anyhow My question is does anybody know what the numbers are on the side of the pump.

Its an 2095-423-343.  I can see its a 30psi@12v and would replace it with one that's 10Lpm or so.

 

I was wondering what the 423-343 stands for?.  I have spent some time looking but failed to find out.

 

Here is a pic of the said pump.

 

Its started to leak and over pressurize.  I am advised to replace the whole thing with another 2095.

Thanks

Nairb

[Tony Brooks]

Hard to read the label but I read it as either 2.8 or 28 US gallons per minute with an operating pressure of 2.something bar, maybe 2.2 bar. 2.2 bar is about 30 psi.

 

The numbers are just the model number and they were probably obsolete years ago. The new equivalent pump will have at least a partially different number or it may be completely different. Just look for a similar flow rate and pressure at 12V but be ready to alter the pipe connections is the new one is different.

[Jen-in-Wellies]

Zooming it in till the picture starts to pixelate, I read:

2.8 USGPM (US Gallons per minute), or 10.6 lpm (litres per minute) flow rate.
7.6Amps maximum current.
12 Volts
30psi, 2.? Bar.

As @Tony Brooks says, go for a similar flow rate and operating pressure.

Jen

[nairb123]

Thanks for the info.  I thought the big numbers "423-343" must be important being so large.   But the real numbers are the 30psi, 12v & 10+ Lpm .  I found a new shurflo Trail King on the auction site.  It should fit straight in - hopefully anyway.

 

Thanks

Nairb

 

 

[nairb123]

For those who might wonder.... A  Shurflo Trial King 10 - 2095-403-443 is a direct fit and works the same as a Shurflo Aqua King 2095-423-343.  Its great when things actually work out ok.

 

Nairb