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RF MacDonald Co. offers sales, packaged systems design, service, installation, and parts for our customers!

To request information or a quote, please use our Information/Quote request form.

Each location of R.F. MacDonald Co. strategically placed throughout our service area, stocks an inventory of critical pump parts to keep our customers online in emergencies 24 HOURS PER DAY, 365 DAYS PER YEAR! 

Our $2,000,000 inventory and purchasing power ensures the most competitive pricing.  R.F. MacDonald Co. has 24-hour access to additional warehouses including Goulds and various manufacturing facilities.  We stock a large inventory of equipment and repair parts for the following manufacturers: 

Goulds  Goulds G & L  Blackmer  Warren Rupp / Sandpiper  Seepex  CAT  John Crane Mechanical Seals Grundfos  Schlumberger  ABS  Alfa Laval  Allis Chalmers  Shipco G & H KSB Vertiflo Wheatley Gaso

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GOULDS OEM PARTS OVERVIEW 

Don't be fooled by look-a-likes. At first glance most pump parts tend to look the same, but when you take a closer look and compare -- the difference is distinctly clear.  Just compare the impellers  below, one is a genuine Goulds part ... the other, a non-OEM copy.  Still not convinced? Before you buy non-OEM parts, ask yourself these questions.

1. Do the parts incorporate the latest design change in pressures or capacity or refinements made to improve pump operating efficiency, long life and safe operation? 
2. Does the supplier offer total service by providing low volume as well as high volume replacement parts? 
3. Does the supplier stock all of your part needs and can they ship within 24 hours? 
4. Does the supplier offer a computerized system of recommended parts for new pump purchases that allows you to reduce inventory and lower costs based on your existing stores and pump population? 
5. Does the supplier offer a choice of metallurgies for different applications? 
6. Is the metallurgy truly the same as OEM parts? 
7. Does the supplier have a stringent quality control program that assures uniform quality of each and every part? Including impeller and rotor balancing up to ISO G.1.0 capability? 
8. Does the supplier have an on-going research and development program which provides continuing improvements in design, materials and construction? 
9. Are the parts made from original engineering drawings or are they imprecise copies? 
10. Does the supplier accept responsibility for the exacting tolerances that maintain the precise fits required to insure a pump's original high efficiency and long life? 
11. Is the person interested only in selling parts or do they offer application expertise that can help solve pump problems? 
12. Will use of the parts effect the manufacturer's pump warranty and increase product liability?