MD-55RLT & Advanced Acrylic Doser Pair

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MD-55RLT - 1104 GPH - Iwaki Japanese
$225
Camarillo, CA (93012)
SHIPPED
This pump was used for roughly 2 weeks due to a clients emergency.
It works perfect and is fairly quiet for a pressure rated pump.
It does not have the power plug.
This is the pressure rated model for long return runs.
Local pickup welcome
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Japanese Motor
Max Flow: 1104 GPH
Max Head: 26.9 Ft
1” Inlet(MPT)/ 1” Outlet(MPT)
Max Amps: 1.6
Motor Output: 1/8 HP

Advanced Acrylic Doser Pair
$325
Camarillo, CA (93012)
Shipped for the Pair. OBO
These are BRAND NEW Advanced Acrylic Dosers
10"x9"x17.5" LxWxH
6 Gallon capicaty each
All black (3/8") with a clear front panel dosing container
Push fittings and hard line tubing
Rounded edges fully polished
These are Brand New never used.
The client decided to go a different way.
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I also have a pair of Kessil A360N for sale for $300 Shipped for both. Lightly used for about 6 months
 
Im also open to sps trades.
I have a Neptune DOS that I will throw in with the Dosers for free.
The Roller Heads were replaced due to tolerance issue and I dont want to chance using them again. Its free with Doser purchase
 
I do not know. They were part if the initial recall for those units. They were replaced and neptune took so long getting the unit back to me, that when I did get it back it just sat in the garage
 
Interested in parting out the DOS?
Sure for $325 shipped including the Dosing containers. I don't feel comfortable selling a product that has been recalled and fixed.
If anyone would like to purchase the Dosing containers I will throw in the DOS free of charge. $325 shipped is a steal
 

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