7560C 8-Roller Cast Iron Pump Compatible with Hypro 7560C – 22.5 GPM, 100 PSI, 3/4" NPT Ports, 15/16" Stainless Steel Shaft, Counter-Clockwise, Viton Seals, Self-Priming PTO Pump for Agricultural Lawn

The 7560C 8-Roller Pump is engineered for consistent and high-capacity liquid transfer across farming, commercial, and light industrial applications. Made of cast iron and featuring a robust 8-roller design, it delivers up to 22.5 GPM at 100 PSI (max 300 PSI intermittent). This self-priming pump supports suction lift and integrates easily with common engine-driven, PTO, or belt drive systems. Standard 3/4" NPT ports allow for straightforward plumbing integration. Fitted with Viton seals, it is resistant to many fertilizers and agricultural chemicals. The pump’s counter-clockwise rotation suits most equipment configurations. For clockwise needs, model 7560C-R is available. Technical Highlights: Max Flow: 22.5 GPM Max Pressure: 300 PSI (intermittent), 100 PSI (continuous) Max RPM: 1000 Max Fluid Temp: 140°F (60°C) Material: Cast Iron Shaft: 15/16" Stainless Steel Ports: 3/4" NPT Seals: Viton Self-Priming: Yes (up to 6 ft) Rotation: Counter-clockwise (standard)

• High Volume Output - Delivers up to 22.5 gallons per minute, providing strong, steady flow for demanding field or fluid handling applications.
• Durable Cast Iron Build - Rugged cast iron housing and rotor ensure reliable performance with water-based and light chemical fluids.
• Chemical-Resistant Viton Seals - Equipped with Viton seals and an 8-roller rotary mechanism for improved wear resistance and smooth operation.
• Versatile Installation - Works with gas engines, PTO drives, or belt-powered setups. Standard 3/4" NPT ports for easy retrofitting into most systems.
• ！！Know Your Rotation – This model (7560C) features counter-clockwise rotation. If your system requires clockwise rotation, please choose model 7560C-R. Using the wrong rotation can prevent proper operation.
• Self-Priming Design - Supports suction lift up to 6 feet, ideal for liquid transfer, fertilizer pumping, or field fluid delivery systems.
• Self-Priming Note - For reliable self-priming after tank runs dry, be sure to install a check valve on the inlet and ensure the pump is primed (contains fluid) before restarting. A dry pump may require manual priming on first use or after full drainage.