Tuthill Corp SD62 Rotary Hand Pump Cast Iron Rotor

Product Description

The TUTHILL CORP SD62 is a rotary hand pump designed for transferring light viscosity oils, gasoline, diesel fuel, and other non-corrosive fluids. It delivers 7.5 gallons per 100 revolutions, making it a reliable choice for manual fluid transfer in shop, fleet, and field service settings. The pump features a cast iron rotor for durability and a 3-piece threaded steel suction pipe for easy setup and breakdown. The spout measures 1 inch OD. At 40 pounds, this is a robust unit built for repeated, heavy-duty manual use by mechanics, lube technicians, and fleet service professionals.

The SD62 is suited for use in automotive shops, farm operations, construction sites, and any environment where powered pumping equipment is unavailable or impractical. It handles light viscosity petroleum products including gasoline and diesel fuel, as well as compatible non-corrosive fluids. The 3-piece suction pipe design allows the pump to reach into drums and tanks of varying depths, making it adaptable across common container sizes found in trade and industrial settings.

Key Features

• Delivers 7.5 gallons per 100 revolutions for predictable, measurable fluid transfer
• Cast iron rotor construction for long service life in demanding environments
• 1 inch OD spout for compatibility with standard fill fittings and nozzles
• 3-piece threaded steel suction pipe for flexible reach into drums and tanks
• Compatible with light viscosity oils, gasoline, diesel fuel, and non-corrosive fluids
• 1-year manufacturer warranty

Compatibility

Designed for use with light viscosity oils, gasoline, diesel fuel, and non-corrosive fluids. Not rated for corrosive chemicals or high-viscosity materials.

Installation Notes

Installation and setup is typically performed by mechanics or fluid handling technicians. Before mounting or connecting the pump, ensure the fluid source container is stable and secured. Assemble the suction pipe sections in the correct threaded order before inserting into the fluid source. Verify fluid compatibility before pumping to avoid damage to internal components or contamination of the transfer media.