530008 AAA Triplex Plunger Pump 3700 PSI 2.5 GPM
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The 530008 triplex plunger pump is an OEM AAA replacement pump designed for high-pressure cleaning applications.
It delivers up to 3700 PSI at 2.5 GPM and is engineered to reduce engine load while maintaining consistent output performance.
This 530008 pump features a horizontal shaft configuration with a 3/4-inch shaft diameter and a SAE J-609A flange pattern, making it compatible with a wide range of gas engines.
It includes an adjustable unloader system, integrated thermal relief protection, and a sight glass oil system for monitoring lubrication without a dipstick.
530008 AAA Pump Features
- Triplex plunger pump for pressure washer systems.
- PowerBoost technology for increased pressure at the nozzle.
- Fully adjustable unloader system with ergonomic control.
- Integrated sight glass for oil level monitoring.
- Thermal relief protection to prevent overheating.
- Dual oversized radial ball bearings for reduced friction.
- Ceramic-coated pistons for extended seal life.
- Anodized aluminum crankcase for corrosion resistance.
- Sealed crankcase design to prevent contamination.
- Designed for horizontal shaft gas engines.
530008 AAA Pump Specifications
- Max Pressure: 3700 PSI
- Flow Rate: 2.5 GPM
- Inlet Port: 3/4" Garden Hose (GH)
- Discharge Port: Threaded Male
- Inlet Pressure Range: 10–60 PSI
- Thermal Relief Port: 1/4" NPT
- Shaft Diameter: 3/4"
- Flange Pattern: SAE J-609A
- Keyway Size: 3/16"
- Oil Capacity: 8.0 fl oz.
- Head Material: Brass
- Crankcase: Die-Cast Aluminum (Part 7110119)
530008 AAA Pump Compatible Models
- MSV3024
- MSV3024-S
- MSV3024-H
- MS60921
- MS60921-S
- MS60921-H
- PS3228
- PS3228-S
- PS3228-H
- PS3235
- PS3235-S
- PS3235-H
- DPW3025
- DPW3025-S
- DPW3025-H
- DPW3228
- DPW3228-S
- DPW3228-H
- DPW3235
- XR2625
- XR2625-S
- XR2625-H
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Service Note
The "Burst Pressure" of a pressure washer pump is the highest pressure the pump produces when in a static position and when the trigger is first squeezed. This represents the initial surge of pressure and does not reflect the actual operating pressure.
The actual operating PSI of a pump is determined by factors such as the engine horsepower and the nozzle size being used, which restricts water flow and creates back pressure within the system.
A single pump may be rated at different GPM and maximum PSI levels depending on variables such as engine RPM, nozzle size, and engine horsepower.