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Meyer E60 or E60H? Difference
- Thread starter RB
- Start date
plow4u
PlowSite.com Veteran
- Location
- Washington Pa 15301
I have both an E-60 and an E60H from my understanding they are both the same except the the E-60H has a longer piston stroke to raise the heavy municipial type plows higher. You can change the tank and piston along with the studs and etc. either way. At least this is what I was told by Central Parts Warehouse. Call them they are great to deal with and very helpful.
Lou
Member
- Location
- Rocky Point Oregon
Yes, there is a difference
The E-60 is a light duty pump. There are several differences
between the two pumps. The ram on the E-60H has a wider diameter so they do not interchange. You can't go wrong with an E-60H....it is made for heavy duty use, and they are usually more dependable. There is a prior post that discusses these pumps......seek and you may find.....
The E-60 is a light duty pump. There are several differences
between the two pumps. The ram on the E-60H has a wider diameter so they do not interchange. You can't go wrong with an E-60H....it is made for heavy duty use, and they are usually more dependable. There is a prior post that discusses these pumps......seek and you may find.....