Talos T60X spray system | Replacement pump impeller | Liquid delivery
The impeller pump module is the part of the T60X spray pump that moves liquid when the pump motor turns. If the drive motor is serviceable but inspection reveals a damaged impeller, the module gives a technician a way to repair the pump at the component level. It is also a practical field spare for an operator who wants to have the correct part on hand during an application window.
✅ Compatibility and identification
The T60X pump parts diagram identifies the impeller pump module under BC.AG.SS000710. Use this as a catalog reference when comparing the original assembly. Check the reference on the packaging or service diagram for your pump and compare the shape of the hub, flange and mating surfaces. The two angles in the photo help with identification. They do not establish the revision or origin of an individual part.
📦 Package contents
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1 × impeller pump module for one pump service position.
- The drive motor, pump shell, sealing rings and hose fittings are separate service items. Identify any additional pieces needed for the repair before ordering.
🔧 Component overview
There are three components operators often mean when they ask for a “spray pump.” The impeller module moves liquid inside the pump. The electric pump motor supplies the rotation that drives it. Farther downstream, a centrifugal spray motor turns a disc to break the delivered liquid into droplets. The location of the fault determines which spare belongs on the work order.
⚙️ Functional purpose
The impeller works inside the pump housing to deliver spray liquid from the tank toward the distribution lines. Its condition matters even when the motor runs. Damage to the impeller or the surface where it engages the drive can affect delivery. A restricted inlet, damaged hose or leaking seal can produce similar symptoms with a serviceable impeller.
⚠️ When to inspect or replace the module
| Field observation |
What to check |
| The pump runs, but liquid delivery is weak or intermittent. |
Check the tank supply, filter, hoses and connections first. If the liquid path is clear, inspect the impeller and its drive interface. |
| A leak appears around the pump after reassembly. |
Inspect the sealing ring, its seat and the housing for damage. A leak alone does not identify a failed impeller. |
| The removed impeller has a crack, chip or damaged mating surface. |
Compare the module reference with the service diagram and inspect the adjoining parts before selecting the replacement. |
| The pump motor does not respond, or liquid reaches a head whose disc will not spin. |
Trace the respective motor, wiring and control path. These observations point to different service items. |
📐 Specifications and fitment reference
| Aircraft |
Talos T60X agricultural sprayer |
| System |
Liquid spray delivery |
| Service location |
Impeller pump assembly |
| Catalog reference for comparison |
BC.AG.SS000710 |
| Ordering unit |
One module |
🚜 Field use and spare-parts planning
For a field kit, record the reference from the installed pump and keep the module in a labeled package so its mating surfaces stay clean. Check the corresponding seal and hose when planning a service visit. Keeping those items itemized lets a technician replenish only what the repair consumes.
💡 Why this part matters
A pump that turns but delivers too little liquid can interrupt a spraying job. Identifying a worn impeller separately from a failed motor helps an operator stock the correct spare and avoid replacing a healthy drive. After service, follow the aircraft maintenance procedure for a clean-water leak and flow check before returning the spray system to application work.
🔎 Common parts questions
Does this include an electric motor?
This line supplies one impeller module. A pump drive motor and a centrifugal spray-head motor are each ordered separately.
Does a low-flow alert mean I need this module?
Low flow can originate elsewhere in the liquid path. Inspect the supply, filter, connections and hoses before attributing a delivery problem to the impeller.
How do I confirm the correct replacement?
Send Ares Acres the aircraft model, the reference from the installed pump or its packaging, and clear photos of both faces of the removed module. If your operation requires documented OEM parts, request origin confirmation for the specific unit before ordering.
