228000-6050 Clarke D704 Fire Pump Starter Motor Wholesale

228000-6050 Clarke Starter Motor Support for D704 Service Buyers

A fire-pump spare is purchased to protect equipment availability, so the request should identify the exact D704 pump, engine and removed starter rather than relying on a general emergency-service description. For 228000-6050, the 9-tooth drive and two-hole face are practical checks that can be completed before the spare enters the maintenance store.

1. Record the pump and engine identification plates.

2. Photograph the old reference, pinion, mounting face and terminals.

3. Confirm access and cable routing at the installed unit.

Elecdura returns a defined replacement and measurable receiving points for the service contractor.

228000-6050 Starter Motor Specifications and B2B Fitment Drawing

228000-6050 9T starter motor mounting and drive-end dimensions for buyer-side comparison.

A Clarke D704 spare should be checked against 2 × Ø11 mounting holes, 89 mm engagement reference, 24 mm distance-to-drive-gear reference and Ø126 mounting-circle reference before it enters emergency storage. The 9T two-hole identity is more useful during a callout than a carton marked only with a broad fire-pump description.

Photograph the pump and engine plates, face and terminals, then measure the removed starter directly. These 228000-6050 checkpoints support site labeling, pre-storage inspection and replenishment after a spare has been issued.

228000-6050 Starter Motor Reference Checks for Fire-Pump Orders

228000-6051, C07628 and 19905 can support the purchasing search, but the full number and D704 application should remain visible on the RFQ. A fire-pump contractor should not accept a starter simply because one related number appears in a general listing.

Confirm the catalog specification of 12V, 2.5kW, 9 teeth, module 3 and clockwise rotation. Compare both Ø11 holes, the Ø126 mounting circle, 89 mm engagement, 24 mm drive-gear distance and terminal positions with the removed unit before the spare is labeled for site use.

228000-6050 Starter Motor Spares Planning for Service Contractors

Planned spares should be linked to the pump site and inspected before an emergency callout. Keep the first confirmed D704 installation record, face measurements, terminal photograph and shipment lot with the store item so a technician can select the correct carton without opening several starter families.

• Define the number of protected pump sites.

• Set the spare quantity and replenishment trigger.

• Inspect packaging for moisture and impact protection.

Elecdura can quote neutral cartons, traceable labels and scheduled replacement stock when destinations and service deadlines are supplied.

The video shows Elecdura starter-motor assembly and electrical testing. Send the Clarke D704 pump and engine plates, complete starter reference, old-unit photographs, site quantity and delivery deadline so the offer can cover the correct 9T spare and service-supply terms.

228000-6050 Starter Motor Wholesale FAQ

Which fire-pump records are needed for a 228000-6050 inquiry?

Provide the Clarke D704 pump model and serial, engine identification and the complete number on the removed starter. Add photographs of the label, two-hole face, nine-tooth pinion, terminals and installed cable routing. These records connect the spare to one protected system and reduce the risk of discovering a mounting or terminal difference during an emergency callout.

How should C07628 be used with 228000-6050?

C07628 is a useful cross-reference lead, together with 228000-6051 and 19905. Keep both the original number and the D704 pump record on the request. Confirm the required electrical rating, pinion and face before quotation; a related number from a broad listing should not be the only basis used to label an emergency spare.

What drive-end checks identify this Clarke starter?

Compare two Ø11 mounting holes on the Ø126 mounting circle, the 89 mm engagement reference and the 24 mm distance to the drive gear. Count all nine pinion teeth and photograph the face squarely. Measuring the removed unit gives the contractor a repeatable check that is more dependable than comparing motor-body shape in an angled product photograph.

Why should an emergency spare be inspected before storage?

Inspection confirms that the label, nine-tooth drive, two-hole nose and terminals match the assigned D704 pump while technicians have time to resolve questions. Check packaging for moisture or impact damage and record the lot and storage location. A carton that has never been opened may create avoidable delay when the protected equipment actually needs service.

What should be verified during the first D704 installation?

Confirm full mounting-face seating, bolt alignment, cable reach and clean pinion engagement, then record cranking voltage and release behavior. Save photographs and the pump serial with the shipment lot. If cranking is poor, inspect the batteries, charger, grounds, cables and ring gear before assuming the replacement starter is the only source of the problem.

How can a contractor manage spares across several pump sites?

Keep each spare linked to the pump and engine serial, installed starter number and verified mounting photographs. Use a location label and a replenishment trigger after any carton is issued. If several sites share the confirmed configuration, logistics can be consolidated, but the individual site records should remain available so a technician can select stock confidently.

What packaging details matter for fire-pump starter storage?

The carton should protect the pinion, mounting face and terminals from impact and contamination, and the outer label should show the complete reference and traceable lot. Tell Elecdura about storage humidity, handling and barcode needs. Private labels can be reviewed for qualified volumes, while clear technical identification remains essential regardless of branding.

What information supports a time-sensitive wholesale quotation?

Send the complete reference, D704 pump and engine identity, quantity, destination, required-on-site date and packaging request in the first message. Attach old-unit and installation photographs. With the technical and schedule information together, Elecdura can quote the defined 9T starter and propose delivery terms that reflect the maintenance deadline.

Request a 228000-6050 Starter Motor Wholesale Quote

Send 228000-6050 or the complete related reference, Clarke D704 pump and engine identification, old-unit label, mounting, pinion and terminal photographs, site quantity and destination. Elecdura will quote the 12V 2.5kW 9T CW starter with spare-identification checks and delivery terms.

For several protected sites, list each pump identity, installed starter number and required spare location. This lets the quotation keep technical identity clear while consolidating packaging and logistics where appropriate.