Dual pump operation of coin-operated washing system

Pumps – Plural pumps with individual or relative control – Adjustment with respect to common drive

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417533, F04B 2304

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041533933

ABSTRACT:
A high pressure liquid pumping system having means for selecting multiple output pressures and capacities and comprising a motor with a pair of pumps operatively coupled thereto. Each pump is coupled to the motor by a separate coupling means, with one pump being normally drivably coupled to the motor, and with the second pump being intermittently coupled to the motor.
A first selector switch means engages the motor, while a second selector switch means is utilized to energize a clutch to couple the second pump to the motor when higher output pressures and capacities are desired.

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