Aermotor Price List 20090001

PRICE LIST
(Prices Subject to Change
Without Notice)
July, 2009
The Aermotor Co.
Phone 325 / 651-4951
FAX 325 / 651-4948
800 854-1 656
4277 Dan Hanks Lane
Mail Address:
P.O. Box 5110
San Angelo, TX 76902
[email protected]
www.aermotorwindmill.com
AERMOTOR WINDMILLS,
A TRADITION FOR OVER
A CENTURY, AND STILL
MAKING HISTORY!
Aermotor's ~irstfactory, built in the fall of 1890 occupied only
the large building on the right. Aermotor expanded so rapidly
the build!ng on the left was added. In 1892 the one story
buildinq In the foreground was built and covered one acre.
1888 - The Aermotor was introduced. Only 45 were sold
the first year. The new "mathematical" windmill as it was
derisively called by the competitors, embodied all the
principals learned from previous experiments. It also had
back gearing which allowed the wheel to make about 3~l
revolutions for each stroke, resulting in much greater lifting
power and smoother pumping action.
1892 - Aermotor
sold 20,000 windmills and the
"mathematical" windmill's image had changed from a joke
to a true necessity. Aermotor guaranteed its 8 foot steel mill
to do more work than any 10 foot wooden mill, it actually
would do more than some 12 foot mills. Aermotor was on its
way to becoming the world's dominant windmill.
1904 - Aermotor
catalogs listed a wide range of
accessories, such as hand pumps, wood and metal tanks,
equipment for power mills, such as feed cutters, power
saws, corn shellers and numerous specialty items. (Artist
rendering above shows plant that covered almost 300,000
square
feet of manufacturing
space).
With
their
revolutionary mass production methods Aermotor was able
to reduce the price of windmills to about 1/6th of the
previous price, 8 ft. windmills then sold for about $25 and
20 ft. mills for about $300.
1915 - Aermotor introduced its auto-oiled windmill which
had an enclosed gear case, in which all the working parts
were continuously bathed in light lubricating oil. This
design reduced maintenance to only once a year other than
previous weekly attention.
1918 - Aermotor's
founder La Verne Noyes donated
nearly two and one half million dollars to establish
scholarships at many colleges and universities for veterans
of the World War. (These scholarships are still available
today). The largest benefactors were University of Chicago
and Iowa State Universities in Ames, LaVerne alma mater.
1919 - LaVerne Noyes dies. Having no direct heirs, he left
the Aermotor Company to a tax paying trust, with 48
colleges and universities as beneficiaries.
1926 - "Bilby" towers, named for their designer, Jasper
Bilby, were introduced. This was a tower within a tower. The
inner tower provided an undisturbed instrument platform.
This tower was destined to become widely used by the
Army Engineer Corps as well as the Coast and Geodetic
Survey for much of the remapping of this country. Aermotor
also built the first electric transmission towers and were
designing
and building most of the nation's forest
observation towers. Other products during this period were
gasoline engines and electric generators.
1933 - Aermotor
702 was introduced,
featuring
replaceable bearings and screw-type wheel arms. Aermotor
dealers and families, attending the "Century of Progress"
World's Fair, were allowed to camp in the Aermotor factory
yard and eat in the company restaurant.
1941 - 1946 Aermotor became a subcontractor for Bell
and Howell, and built precision lens mounts for the highly
secret Norden Bombsight.
1949 - Aermotor's chief engineer, Daniel Scholes, who
had designed Aermotor's deep well electric pump became
president.
1958 - Aermotor Company was sold to Motor Products
corporation of Detroit, Michigan, a former supplier of parts
to the automotive industry.
1960 - After purchasing the Bertram Yacht Company,
Motor Products Corporation changed its name to Nautec.
1964 - Aermotor's manufacturing operation was moved to
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
1965 - Aermotor named Wendell C. Dean, who was sales
manager during Aermotor's transition and growth in the
electric pump market as vice-president
and general
manager.
1969 - Aermotor
Windmill manufacturing
moved to
Argentina, and fabricating was performed by Fabrica de
Implementos, Agricuolas, S.A., a licensee.
1974 - Aermotor manufacturing named James E. Fetters,
former export and marketing manager as Vice President
and general manager. Aerrnotor's headquarters
moves to
Conway, Arkansas.
1976 - Aermotor was purchased by Valley Steel Products
Co.
1979 - The Brentwood, Missouri, operation of Valley Pump
moved to Conway, Arkansas to the Aermotor plantsand the
Valley Pump headquarters was established at this location.
Daniel F. Benson was named division president.
1980 - Valley Steel and Aermotor canceled their licensing
agreement
with Argentina
and
returned
to the
manufacturing of windmills to the U.S.
1981 - Aermotor's manufacturing facilities were dedicated
in Arkansas. In that same year 80% of all windmills sold
were built at Conway, Arkansas.
1984 - Valley Pump Group was purchased by the Mueller
Co. of Decatur, Illinois.
1986 - Aermotor was purchased by an investor group and
moved to San Angelo, Texas. The name was changed to
Aermotor WindmiJI Corporation.
1998 - Aermotor was purchased by Kees Verheul.
Aermotor has added over 10,000 square feet to the machine
shop, and Aermotor's entire manufacturing facilities is
about 30,000 square feet under one roof.
2006 - Aermotor was purchased by a private group of West
Texas Ranchers. The name was restored to the original
name that was established in 1888 ...The Aermotor Co.
Aermotor Windmill Component Repair
Item Number and Description
X
875 Basic Motor
A
$1,646.00
$1,748.00
11/32
13/32
Bearing f/#802 Pitman Arms
$15.00
$21.00
Special Taps for Aermotor Hubs
$58.00
Box of Bolts for 799 Wheel Assy.
$35.00
Price
B
E
D
$2,455.00
15/32
F
$3,954.00
$5,216.00
$6,740.00
19/32
21/32
25/32
$35.00
$40.00
$54.00
$69.00
$64.00
$78.00
$158.00
$158.00
$185.00
$40.00
$58.00
$80.00
$95.00
$128.00
Aermotor Complete Windmills (For 4 Post Towers)
(Complete Windmills do not Include a tower or stub tower)
Price
Weight (Pounds)
6
5& 33/4
$2,880.00
200
A
8
7 118 & 5 112
$2,980.00
350
B
10
91/4 & 71/4
$4,350.00
640
D
12
11 1/2 & 8 114
$7,320.00
1090
E
14
13 112 & 93/4
$10,550.00
1735
F
16
147/8 & 11 3/8
$13,820.00
2380
Wheel Diameter (Feet)
Strokes (inches)
X
Aermotor Windmill Components
Item
32 Vane Assembly
664 1/2 Pipe Base Assy.
747 Tail Assembly
799 Wheel Assembly
881 Crated Motor
Item
32 Vane Assembly
6641/2 Pipe Base Assy.
747 Tail Assembly
799 Wheel Assembly
881 Crated Motor
Item
32 Vane Assembly
6641/2 Pipe Base Assy.
747 Tail Assembly
799 Wheel Assembly
881 Crated Motor
6 Foot Mill (X)
Price
Weight
$240.00
8 Foot Mill (A)
Price
Weight
$305.00
13
$339.00
8
17
$388.00
21
$235.00
15
$300.00
24
$650.00
60
$802.00
125
~1,895.00
100
$1,990.00
167
10 Foot Mill (B)
Price
$389.00
$498.00
$406.00
$1,480.00
$2,856.00
Weight
19
43
48
210
320
14 Foot Mill (E)
Price
$785.00
$1176.00
$1,054.00
$3,612.00
$5,856.00
Weight
60
105
120
625
825
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
1
12 Foot Mill (D)
Price
$604.00
$615.00
$667.00
$2,370.00
$4,476.00
Weight
42
70
80
373
525
16 Foot Mill (F)
Price
$1,168.00
$1,506.00
$1,330.00
$4,976.00
$7,802.00
Weight
100
145
195
802
1138
AERMOTOR
WINDMILL
AERMOTOR
Part No.
.
Description
PARTS
(X)
(A)
(6)
(D)
(E)
(F)
6 foot
8 foot
10 foot
12 foot
14 foot
16 foot
84.00
$ 138.00
$ 190.00
219.00
258.00
364.00
592.00
740.00
1094.00
Outer Band of Wheel
25.00
34.00
70.00
104.00
204.00
266.00
Inner Band of Wheel
11.00
21.00
32.00
55.00
75.00
112.00
$
28
Vane Spring
31
Vane Less #44 and #46
34
35
21.00
26.00
$
$
48.00
$
44
Narrow U-Bolt w/Hardware
11.00
13.00
13.00
16.00
18.00
29.00
46
Wide U-Bolt w/Hardware
11.00
13.00
13.00
18.00
26.00
44.00
51
Wood Pump Pole 14' Long
62
Connection
82
100
101
Sail Rib
171
You May Purchase Locally ( Sizes Available upon Request)
24.00
24.00
31.00
41.00
Set of Pump Pole Straps
24.00
24.00
30.00
38.00
53.00
64.00
Sail-Complete
29.00
36.00
65.00
85.00
120.00
164.00
7.00
9.00
12.00
17.00
21.00
31.00
Pump Rod Complete
57.00
60.00
82.00
145.00
262.00
432.00
2431/2
Furl Handle Assembly w/#334
45.00
45.00
64.00
90.00
96.00
142.00
334
V-Bolt f/Furl Handle Connection
9.00
10.00
12.00
1'4.00
16.00
16.00
507
Oil Ring
9.00
10.00
11.00
14.00
15.00
17.00
508
Pitman Guide Complete
45.00
56.00
70.00
154.00
286.00
326.00
508R
Pitman Guide Rivet
510
Pivot Bolt for Tailbone
517
Spring f/Spout Washer
520
Oil Collector
12.00
13.00
16.00
521
Split Washer
10.00
11.00
13.00
522
Shaft f/Guide Wheel & Yoke
14.00
22.00
31.00
523
Guide Wheel
32.00
39.00
50.00
527
Furl Link w/Cotter Pin
9.00
10.00
528
Furl Arms w/Cotter Pins (Pair)
25.00
33.00
5281/2
Furl Arms (pair) Long for Repair
26.00
34.00
5283/4
Furl Arms (pair) X-Long f/Repair
NA
560
Helmet w/Hardware
565
Nut for 588
576
Steel Washer for Turntable
578
Locknut t/Iop of Mastpipe
Pump Pole
w/sail tie
579
Lockwasher f/Top of Mastpipe
580
Vane Spring Holder
582
585
90.00
1.00
3.00
4.00
5.00
6.00
7.00
25.00
40.00
63.00
92.00
130.00
3.00
3.00
5.00
6.00
7.00
8.00
18.00
28.00
38.00
15.00
20.00
23.00
42.00
81.00
120.00
82.00
118.00
157.00
15.00
17.00
24.00
29.00
40.00
65.00
76.00
95.00
42.00
66.00
79.00
98.00
36.00
44.00
68.00
81.00
100.00
169.00
185.00
213.00
288.00
485.00
556.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
6.00
6.00
7.00
1.00
3.00
5.00
7.00
9.00
10.00
10.00
15.00
24.00
35.00
48.00
56.00
4.00
5.00
7.00
8.00
9.00
11.00
10.00
14.00
17.00
31.00
34.00
38.00
95.00
129.00
163.00
11.00
Furl Wire
(You May Purchase Locally)
39.00
Tailbone Casting
46.00
82.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
8.00
9.00
Pump Rod Yoke w/Cotter Pin
53.00
57.00
63.00
121.00
169.00
250.00
Furl Lever Complete
97.00
120.00
170.00
226.00
376.00
456.00
588
Stud for Pitman Guide
608
609S
(4-Post)
2
-------------
57.00
22.00
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
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REPLACEMENT
AERMOTOR
WINDMILL
AERMOTOR
Part No.
REPLACEMENT
.
PARTS
(X)
(A)
(8)
6 foot
8 foot
10 foot
$
$
Description
7.00
(F)
16 foot
10.00
$ 12.00
$ 16.00
610
Pin for Yoke
613 1/2
Upper Furl Ring (w/o Arms)
82.00
88.00
101.00
151.00
229.00
330.00
614S
Lower Furl Ring (4 Post Split)
39.00
42.00
63.00
81.00
101.00
124.00
622
Bolt w/Cotter Pin
639
Tailbone Assembly w/#51 0
659
Buffer Device Complete
$
6.00
(E)
14 foot
(D)
12 foot
9.00
$
6.00
7.00
9.00
12.00
14.00
15.00
116.00
149.00
240.00
396.00
698.00
779.00
77.00
85.00
159.00
187.00
266.00
343.00
661 1/2
Pipe and Base Assembly
268.00
295.00
374.00
522.00
904.00
1192.00
674
Pipe Base Only (4 Post)
68.00
68.00
90.00
125.00
203.00
288.00
686
Pitman Arm
34.00
42.00
94.00
108.00
209.00
283.00
690
Brake Band
30.00
39.00
54.00
81.00
135.00
175.00
955.00
1410.00
1894.00
703
Hub and Shaft Assembly
356.00
372.00
469.00
704
Pinion Gear
54.00
62.00
102.00
134.00
175.00
262.00
705
Large Gear
152.00
164.00
262.00
448.00
484.00
665.00
708
Pinion Gear Bearing Babbit
31.00
44.00
80.00
123.00
165.00
266.00
25.00
26.00
711
Oil Socket f/520 (Model 702)
8.00
9.00
11.00
17.00
718
Spout Washer
14.00
16.00
18.00
24.00
35.00
41.00
720
Shaft for 752 w/ (2) 721 pins
18.00
28.00
50.00
69.00
110.00
174.00
721
Pin for 720 Shaft
5.00
5.00
6.00
9.00
10.00
11.00
729
Pin for Hub Shaft
2.00
3.00
4.00
5.00
6.00
7.00
730
Sleeve Bearing (Babbit)
48.00
. 70.00
119.00
156.00
273.00
414.00
736
Wheel Arm w/nuts & washers
28.00
35.00
42.00
58.00
108.00
134.00
744
Key for 704
6.00
7.00
9.00
15.00
18.00
20.00
751
Bearing Bar
14.00
21.00
24.00
34.00
56.00
84.00
752
Bearing f/Large Gear (Babbit)
48.00
66.00
104.00
172.00
255.00
318.00
755
Large Gear Assembly
372.00
398.00
678.00
1130.00
1320.00
1758.00
4.00
4.00
5.00
8.00
10.00
10.00
781
Countersunk
786
Brake Lever
Plug
34.00
41.00
60.00
84.00
148.00
188.00
802
Main Frame
800.00
882.00
1175.00
2052.00
3480.00
4980.00
806
Key for Pinion Gear
5.00
6.00
6.00
15.00
16.00
17.00
321.00
808
Pinion Gear Brg. (Garlock)
830
Sleeve Bearing (Garlock)
852
Bearing f/Large Gear (Garlock)
855
Large Gear Assy.
44.00
60.00
87.00
176.00
230.00
121.00
135.00
208.00
264.00
379.00
870.00
54.00
80.00
108.00
187.00
252.00
314.00
375.00
436.00
682.00
1145.00
1339.00
1817.00
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
3
580-----28--639~
510~
~
702
or
802
31
736----1~~!W\
35
--~...I)l"
786\1
585~
-.,
100----."'---'"
17
\
528
35
6131/2
BASIC TOWER PARTS
1
r
Oiling Platform
Widespread Towers Only
•
Loop
Step
609 (4 POST
•
o
o
•
=
=
Corner
Post
Clamp
Round
Brace
tl
0
0
•
Angle Brace - Top Right
I-
,
,
I
i
Platform
••
>c
••
I
Angle Brace - Top Left
Angle Brace - Bottom
Angle Brace - Bottom
-
Top Corner
J
u,
•
•
Right
cw
~.
Platform
Bolt
•
Left
..
•• )
•
Post
Girt
4
BRAKE, FURL &
SUPPORT SYSTE~
·661'1>
Parts for Model 802 introduced in
1981. Model 802 Parts are interchangable with Model 702 Parts.
Note:
Large Gears (705) and Pinion Gears
(704) should be Purchased and
Installed in Matched Pairs Only.
GEAR BOX (BASIC MOTOR)
~L---_686
610
1 71
578
579
~~~~~~-----705
~._--704
j
703
5
AERMOTOR - 4 Post Steel Towers
Towers
Size
Angle Size
Twr, Height
(Feet I
_1
17
33
.ro
47
[Stze
Angle Size
Twr, Height
27
33
.ro
47
(Includes Stub Towers, Platforms and Anchor Posts)
6 Feet or 8 Feet
2x2x3/16
Price
$2,196.00
$4,860.00
$3,100.00
$3,750.00
$4,275.00
10 Feet
2 112x2 112x3/16
Price
$2,510.00
$3,360.00
$3,540.00
$4,200.00
$4,930.00
Weight
445
500
660
775
930
12 Feet
2 1/2x2 l/2x3/16
Weight
Price
$3,970.00
780
$4,150.00
963
$4,930.00
1140
$5,760.00
1440
14 Feet
3x3x3/16
Price
Weight
$4,040.00
900
$4,710.00
1090
$5,150.00
1300
$7,240.00
1590
Weight
509
539
730
860
995
16 Feet
3x3xl/4
Price
Weight
$6,040.00
$6,250.00
1420
$7,075.00
1780
$8,720.00
2210
Aermotor re erves the right to subsitute Steel of appropriate size.
do not include the 51,82, or Pole Guides.
STUB TOWERS
I Stub
Height
(Feet)
3
-+
5
7
14
6 feet or 8 feet
Price
Weight
$208.00
36
$430.00
38
$560.00
$1360.00
120
280
10 feet
Price
Weight
$240.00
45
520.00
$595.00
111
140
:: 51 b Tower Do Not Have Platforms
,
-
Towers for 6' or 8' Mills include Reg. Platform
b Tower for 12' or 14; Mills include Oiling Platform
b Towers for 10' Mills include Regular Platform
12 Feet
Price
Weight
$450.00
$
$825.00
14 Feet
Price
Weight
90
$470.00
95
180
$882.00
195
16 Feet
Price
Weight
$1330.00
275
7' Stub Towers for 6',8', or 10' Mills include Regular Platform
7' Stub Towers for 12', 14' or 16' Mills include Reg. & Oiling Platforms
Aennotor Windmill Oil
_-ot se More
Than the Quantities Below:
_ ermotor 1-Qt.
12' Aermotor
14' and 16'
and 10' 2-Qts.
-
-
Description
1- Quart Cans
I-Gal. Case
2-Gal. 5 Gal. Container
Price
$7.00
$82.00
$80.00
Weight
3
36
62
: The proper amount of Aermotor Windmill Oil is included with windmill or windmill motor to assure proper lubrication
longer more efficient life for your Aermotor Windmill. Use only Aermotor Oil or equivalent. Other types may seriously
ge your ermotor.
Hand Pumps and Sucker Rods
Description (Hand Pumps)
HD
i '-'8 \\llite Ash Wood Sucker Rod
Price
$810.00
$3.00 per ft.
:: 'S Fiberglas Repair Kit
$20.00 ea.
Description (Sucker Rods)
7/16 Steel Rod
7/16x7/16 Coupling
21' 5/8" Fiberglass Sucker Rod
Rubber Rod Guides
3/4 Fiberglass Repair Kits
6
Price
$4.00 per ft.
$3.00 ea.
$3.50 per ft.
(Call For Prices)
$22.00 ea.
I
AERMOTOR
Anchor Posts, Platforms, Tower Clamps
PLATFORMS
Galvanized Steel
Mill Size
Part No. Wood Platform
6 or 8
10
12
TI49
TI51
T249
$190.00
$205.00
$214.00
151G
249G
14
T279
$230.00
279G
149G
16
T749
$510.00
Platform Bolts 8 Thru 14
TI48
T748
Platform Bolts for 16'
$356.00
$424.00
$430.00
$484.00
$546.00
6',8', &10'
12'
14'
16'
Price
Price
Price
Price
$348.00-
$430.00
$455.00
$670.00
ea. $25.00
ea.$28.00
T-2153/4
T-7151/4
T2491/2 $130.00
T382
$130.00
T383
Part No.
T-177
T-1791/2
T-277
T-274
T-777
U-397
Part No.
T-214
,
$130.00
$250.00
$250.00
$250.00
TOWER CLAMPS, LOOP STEPS
and PLATFORM BOLTS
... Extra Cross Pieces for Relocating Towers
T-lI51/2
Steel
$ 5.00
$ 17.00
SET OF 4 ANCHOR POSTS and FOUR
CROSS PIECES FOR RELOCATING
4 POST TOWERS (Bolts Included)
Mill Size
Oil Platform
Description
8' Tower Clamp
10' Tower Clamp
12' Tower Clamp
14' Tower Clamp
16' Tower Clamp
Loop Steps
Price
$ 28.00
$ 33.00
$ 42.00
$ 50.00
$ 64.00
$ 22.00
ea.$30.00
ea.$44.00
PRICES ON LEATHERS, WELL CYLINDERS, SINKER BARS,
ROD COUPLERS AND ADAPTERS AVAILABLE, CALL 800-854-1656
AERMOTOR WINDMILL MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
An Aermotor Windmill that is correctly assembled and installed is virtually
maintenance free!
(A) Check the windmill once every six months to be sure the windmill is running
correctly. This is just a visual check from the ground or from the car.
(B) Under normal conditions the mill requires a change of oil once a year. You should
SAE 10 or less. The oil should be of the non-detergent type.
(C) Check to see if nuts and bolts have remained tight on mill and tower. Do this
at the same time you change oil, or after a major storm.
7
AERMOTOR
WINDMILL
Average Water Needs
Milking
All Aermotors should be well erected so they will be able to
render the best service. To insure this, it is necessary for the
mill to have a good wind exposure. The load must be a
moderate one. The windmill should have a clear wind
exposure of fifteen feet above obstructions within 400 feet of
the mill. The size of the cylinder and pipe should correspond
closely to our recommendations listed below. Never use a
1-inch down pipe for the well no matter how small the cylinder.
PIPE
WELL
STEEL
ROD
-
\
PIPE
-
ROD-/
COUP
wOOD
AIRTITl
ING
ROD OR
RO~
PRINCIPLE
OF
CYLINDER
OPERATION
Pump fod of wood or stee!
connects
ptunqe
01 pump
to valves
In cylinder
and
brings
about
actual
pumping
action.
TherE' IS a check
" ••rve at
bonom
of cylinder
and a
Similar valve in the plunger.
Water
flows
into
cylinder
through
check vefve while
plunger
IS making Its upstrcke.
On
down
stroke.
water is held in cylinder
by
chp.ck
valve
and
plunger
descends
to bottom
while
water passes through
valve
10 plunger.
4
Sheep, per day
2
Chickens. (per 100) per day
6
Bath tub, each filling
35
Shower, each time used
25-60
Lavatory, each time used
1-2
Flush toilet, each filling
2-7
Kitchen Sink, per day
20
30-50
10-20
up to 150
3/4 inch hose. per hour
300
Other uses, per person. per day (avg.)
25
*Pumping Capacities of Aermotor Windmills
shown in the table below are approximate, based
on the mill set on the long stroke, operating in a
15 to 20 mile-an-hour wind. The short stroke increases elevation by one-third and reduces
pumping capacities by one-fourth.
On next up stroke. valve in
plunger closes and water
above II is raised up inlo
drop
pipe.
AI same time
check
valve
opens
and
cylinder
IIlls
wi!h
water
again. With each up stroke
of the pump.
the plunger
forces
a cylinder
lull of
water into drop pipe end out
10 discharge
tank.
12
Hog, per day
Pumps and cylinders used
with the various sizes of mills
should be capable of giving a
clear stroke equal in inches to
the diameter of the windwheel
in feet: i.e., 8 inches for 8 foot,
10 inches for 10 foot, etc.
ROD
_-
15
Horse, per day
Dishwasher
J
COUPLING
35
Dry cow or steer, per day
Water Softner
Selection of Cylinder ... open top cylinder is recommended
where it can be used. Inside diameter of the drop pipe is slightly
larger than inside diameter of cylinder. This permits lowering or
removal of plunder and check valve through drop pipe.
WOOD
Gallons
per day
Automatic washer, each filling
FOR BEST RESULTS, RELY ON YOUR
AUTHORIZED
AERMOTOR DEALER
OCTAGON
COW,
·Capacity
Elevation in Feet to Which Water Can Be Raise
per Hour,
Size 01 Aermotor Windmill
Gallons
6-Ft. ,8·16 Ft. 6-Ft. I 8-Ft. 10- Ft. 12- Ft. 14-Ft. 16-Ft.
Size of
Cylinder
Inches
1 7/8
2
2 1/4
2 1/2
23/4
3
3 1/2
33/4
4
5
6
STEEL
SUBS TlTUT[S
A
11'
STRAINER
_.
8
125
130
180
225
265
320
440
180 120
190
95
I,
260
77
I 325
65
56
385
470
47
640
35
I 730
27
570 830
900 1300
17
i 1875
I
175
140
112
94
80
68
50
37
25
17
260
215
170
140
120
100
76
65
58
37
25
390 560
320 460
250 360
210 300
180 260
155 220
115 1160
98 143
86 125
55
80
I
38
55
920
750
590
490
425
360
265
230
200
130
85
What Makes Aermotor Windmills Superior?
Aermotor Windmills are constructed with the highest of quality of
metallurgy available.
A positive oiling system circulates oil to all moving parts. The oil
only needs to be changed once per year.
Parts for all Aermotor Windmills are available for next day shipment
throughout the world.
All bearings are removable to be replaced easily.
All parts in Aermotor Windmills are built in the United States of
America.
Because of American technology, Aermotor Windmill bearings and gears
fit tightly for little or no maintenance.
Aermotor Windmills have been manufactured since 1888. There are
thousands of Aermotor Windmills, more than 100 years old still working
today.
The only maintenance need on Aermotor Windmills is to change the oil
once a year.
Highly efficient and large capacity Aermotor Windmills can pump as
much as 1,000 gallons of water per hour.
All towers are constructed from the highest quality steel and are
hot-dipped galvanized for years of outstanding resistance to nature's
elements.
All water obtained with Aermotor Windmills is cost free because the
power is produced by the wind.
All Aermotor Windmills carry a seven-year
warranty.
TERMS OF SALE:
1. Invoices are due upon receipt: Past due after 30 days.
2. If any part of a customer's balance falls in the over 60-day column, all sales
to them will be C.O.D. or cash in advance until their entire balance is cleared.
3. Unless otherwise approved by the sales manager, all items returned to
Aermotor for credit will be subject to a 30% restocking fee. All returns must be
pre-approved by Aermotor.
4. All Texas businesses must have a current Texas resale tax exemption form,
comolete with sianature.
Since 1888 - Still Made in the U.S.A
Aermotor Windmills
have served tirelessly
with quiet, clean,
efficient power.
P
R •••
FREE AS ,.HE WIND
WITH AERMOTOR WINDMILLS, YOU WILL HAVE
CHOSEN THE LOWEST COST PUMPING POWER
ON EARTH. THE AERMOTOR WINDMILL PUTS
THE WIND TO WORK, CONSERVING FUEL,
MONEY AND VIRTUALLY NO MAINTENANCE.
DEALER:
...or call factory for information