Tanker pump and PTO cost

613157

{"text":"Does anyone know what it would cost to purchase the pump and the PTO for a chemical tanker setup? Like for quality carriers?\n\nCan anybody provide me with a link to the type of pump and PTO that is needed?\n\nTrying to get an idea of what the cost of that would be, just the PTO and pump anyway.","pics":"[]","canComment":true}

252832

{"replyTo":"","text":"$2,000-$2,500.00. ","replyToPid":0}

521787

{"replyTo":"","text":"The pump itself is $1,054 from the Tanker Parts Store. Not sure about PTO. Here’s a link to pump: http://www.tankerpartsstore.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=TankerPartsStore&Product_Code=RAN-229PHBFRV&Category_Code=RANGERASSY","replyToPid":0}

611034

{"replyToPid":0,"replyTo":"","text":"You can setup the equipment a couple different ways. The less expensive is a single pto with a swing shaft that can connect to either the compressor or the pump. Typically that should run about $5,000-6,000. (Everything new) next option is running balanced shafts to the pump & compressor each, so you'll have 2 pto's and 2 shafts. I'm guessing that's around $6500-7000. Best option is to go with a Hydropak setup. It uses hydraulics to run the pump & comp and some setups are expandable to run other stuff. But now you're talking $8500-11000. \nEvery price I quoted is an installed price btw. There is one other option and I'm really not a fan, but you could install a duel stage compressor on the truck and use that instead of an actual compressor. That's probably $1500-2000 I'm guessing. My issue with that is if the compressor goes bad, you're broke down. If a Quincy compressor goes bad, you can drive to get a new one. \n\nA new Roper pump runs $1050-1250. \nA new Quincy compressor is $785. \nMuncie pto runs $400 or so. "}

123572

{"replyTo":"","text":"I put a Quincy PTO compressor on for $2500 total.","replyToPid":0}