TT9071EBFL Triplex Pressure Washer Pump – 2.8 GPM @ 1500 PSI, 3400 RPM, 5/8″ Hollow Shaft, Left-Hand

Part Number: TT9071EBFL
Category: Pressure Washer Pumps
Type: Direct-Drive Triplex Pump – TT9071EBFL, 2.8 GPM @ 1500 PSI (3400 RPM, 5/8″ Left-Hand Hollow Shaft)

The TT9071EBFL Triplex Pressure Washer Pump is a compact, electric-duty direct-drive pump engineered for pressure washer systems that require a left-hand shaft configuration with increased flow output. Rated for 2.8 GPM at up to 1500 PSI and designed to operate at 3400 RPM, this pump delivers faster rinsing and improved coverage for light commercial and residential electric pressure washers.

Built with rugged triplex plunger construction and a 5/8″ left-hand hollow shaft, the TT9071EBFL provides smoother operation, reduced pulsation, and longer service life compared to axial cam pumps. Its compact footprint and direct-drive layout make it an ideal OEM-style replacement for electric motor-driven units that require left-hand rotation compatibility.

Product Specifications

• Pump Model: TT9071EBFL

• Pump Type: Triplex Plunger, Direct Drive

• Flow Rate: 2.8 GPM

• Max Pressure: 1500 PSI

• Rated Speed: 3400 RPM

• Shaft Size: 5/8″ Left-Hand Hollow

• Bore Diameter: 15 mm

• Stroke: 6.6 mm

• Weight: 11.5 lb

• Condition: New

Features & Benefits

• Higher 2.8 GPM output for faster rinsing and improved productivity

• Left-hand hollow shaft for compatible electric motor setups

• Triplex plunger design for smooth, low-pulsation performance

• Compact direct-drive configuration for easy, drop-in replacement

• More durable and serviceable than axial-style pumps

• Optimized for 3400 RPM electric systems

Applications

• Electric pressure washers requiring left-hand shaft orientation

• Light-duty commercial and residential cleaning systems

• OEM replacement for TT9071-series pumps

• Equipment repair and refurbishment

Important Notes

• Verify shaft orientation (left-hand), shaft size (5/8″ hollow), and operating speed (3400 RPM) before ordering

• Designed for direct-drive electric motor configurations

• Final PSI and GPM depend on motor output and overall system setup