Pony Rod
9T1000 Pony Rod
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Original designation: 9T1000介杆
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Catalogue description records
This is a pony rod for 9T1000 mud pumps. The pony rod is the intermediate rod that connects the power-end crosshead extension to the piston rod, transferring the reciprocating motion across to the fluid end. It is supplied as an aftermarket replacement part for the 9T1000 triplex mud pump; the model designation is used only for identification and does not imply original-equipment manufacture.
A pony rod (intermediate rod) extends between the crosshead and the piston or plunger rod, passing through the oil-seal housing that separates power end from fluid end.
Catalogue question records
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- Which pump does this pony rod fit?
- It is made as a replacement for the 9T1000 mud pump.
- What is a pony rod for?
- It is the intermediate rod that links the power end to the piston rod, passing the reciprocating motion across to the fluid end.
- Is this an original-equipment part?
- No. It is an aftermarket replacement part, with the 9T1000 designation used only to identify the pump it fits.
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