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Straight comparisons

How AMCO compares with the pumps already in your fleet

We build pumps and parts that interchange with the equipment most contractors and municipalities already own. These pages set out the model equivalents, what interchanges, what does not, and where staying with the original manufacturer is the right call.

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  • Godwin®

    AMCO APCD vs Godwin® CD

    If you already run Godwin® CD Series pumps, you do not have to replace the fleet to change parts supplier. AMCO's APCD Series is built to the same fits and dimensions, so parts drop into the pumps you own — and when a unit does need replacing, the AMCO model numbers mirror the CD numbering.

    3 model equivalents published

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  • Gorman-Rupp®

    AMCO STP vs Gorman-Rupp Super T®

    Super T® pumps run for decades, which is exactly why parts supply matters more than the badge. AMCO's STP Series is built to interchange — including complete rotating assemblies — so an aging trash pump fleet keeps working without a capital request.

    5 model equivalents published

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  • Godwin®

    AMCO APHH vs Godwin® HL

    High head duty is matched on numbers, not badges. AMCO does not publish a model-for-model HL table — instead we take your flow, total head and port size and specify the APHH model that holds that duty, which is the only comparison that actually protects your job.

    Matched on duty point

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Send the model and serial number off the nameplate — or a photo of it — and we will identify the family, the AMCO equivalent and the parts that fit.

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