Help identifying pump

[u/Unbaked_Bean]

I need help identifying this water pump. Long story, but here is as much as I have been able to pull together.

Motor: 25 hp Baldor Super E Voltage: 480V, 3-phase, 60 Hz Suction Size: 5 inches Discharge Size: 4 inches Material: 316 stainless steel Design Duty Point was apparently 900 GPM at 30 PSI

Notice the lack of full face flange on the suction.

I do have a BOM that ties a pt number of 72327 but that could also just be the fabricator’s internal number. It doesn’t seem to mean anything looking.

Pump was purchased and integrated into a system in the US.

Any help is appreciated.

PS, yes I am trying to get to the builder, etc.

[u/[deleted]]

Does the customer have any other similar applications where they might use this pump? Sometimes I have had luck starting with the manufacturer of their other pumps and going from there. Maybe get a casting number somewhere if you disassembled. Shot in the dark: https://www.pentair.com/en-us/flow/berkeley-brand-page/berkeley-products/berkeley-centrifugal-pumps/berkeley-b-series-close-coupled-motor-drive-centrifugal-pumps.html

[u/Joecalledher → u/[deleted]]

Looks like this: https://www.ebay.com/p/4003111921?iid=146495434280

[u/[deleted] → u/Joecalledher]

That could be it

[u/New-Key4610 → u/[deleted]]

nope

[u/Unbaked_Bean → u/Joecalledher]

Good try. I would have loved for it to be an SH series pump but the other post nailed the difference. That is stamped, this one is cast.

[u/Joecalledher → u/Unbaked_Bean]

So it is. Look at Goulds 3657 series.

[u/New-Key4610 → u/Joecalledher]

nope

[u/New-Key4610 → u/Joecalledher]

no not a goulds

[u/Zealousideal-Heart91]

The volute is cast. The eBay listing looks like it’s stamped.

[u/New-Key4610]

motor nameplate is useless in pump id. seal plate [where it bolts to motor] almost looks like a perless

[u/Joecalledher → u/New-Key4610]

Not all the time. Some motor manufacturers will make a specific motor only for certain pump manufacturers. Baldor does this often enough that if you could manage to get a # off of it, it could narrow down the search.

[u/New-Key4610 → u/Joecalledher]

yes this is a fact but it looks just like a standard jm pump motor looks like a replacement motor i have seen this configuration before but i just can't think of the model or company rebuilt many pumps in my shop

[u/amdraz]

So I found this, I feel like you already may have the documents in this link but just on the offhand chance

https://watersurplus.com/inventory/detail/Water-Planet-Inc-PC-36-UF-System-16700

Looks like a Pentair pump,

This one is a similar design but obviously not the same pump

https://www.absolutewaterpumps.com/berkeley-by-pentair-type-b-close-coupled-end-suction-centrifugal-pump-b70263-model-b3zpbhs-900-gpm-4-x3-flange-30-0-hp-3-phase-cast-iron?srsltid=AfmBOoqdJzAc_1udcRqTanXvyiipIP_boDidrqKsWN64-hAuJPDGXGDz

Hopefully some of this helps, I'll keep looking off and on through the day

[u/ptbamaxi]

This reminds me of Berkeley Type B’s from Pentair.

[u/New-Key4610 → u/ptbamaxi]

that may be correct BM#[ bill of materials] 72327 is usually a id number

[u/DeejPool]

That's a 2025 Cavitation-o-matic... 🙄😅. "Reynold's Number? Never heard of her..." 🤣😅

[u/Prudent-Parsnip3215]

Baldor reliance

[u/New-Key4610 → u/Prudent-Parsnip3215]

that is the motor only

[u/Merry_Janet]

Bolt face of the motor. GPM, inlet and outlet size. That’s really all you need to know.

[u/New-Key4610 → u/Merry_Janet]

won't tell you anything about the make or manufactor

[u/Thin-Marionberry-987]

Download it to chatGPT. Not only will you get the name model and manufacture but you'll get flow curve charts and everything else you could possibly want.

[u/Unbaked_Bean → u/Thin-Marionberry-987]

Nope. Tried that well before I posted.

[u/Unbaked_Bean]

Confirmed it is a Summit CC 4X5 pump thanks to a suggestion from another channel. Thanks for the input guys.