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A.Y. McDonald is a Dubuque, Iowa manufacturer known for water pumps, brass valves and waterworks fittings, sold mainly through plumbing and farm supply dealers. This page currently lists no live deals, so there is no saving to report. The products covered are three 1.5 HP pumps: the 89150 sprinkler pump, the ES centrifugal pump and the 1515XSW multi-stage centrifugal pump.

Prices at every store and price history for A.Y. McDonald products.

A.Y. McDonald products: prices and price history

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    A.Y. McDonald 89150 Sprinkler Pump 1 1/2 HP
    A.Y. McDonald 89150 Sprinkler Pump 1 1/2 HP
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    A.Y. McDonald ES Centrifugal Pump 1-1/2 HP
    A.Y. McDonald ES Centrifugal Pump 1-1/2 HP
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    A.Y. McDonald 1515XSW Multi-Stage Centrifugal Pump, 1.5 HP
    A.Y. McDonald 1515XSW Multi-Stage Centrifugal Pump, 1.5 HP

Questions and answers

When does A.Y. McDonald run sales?
A.Y. McDonald sells through distributors and dealers rather than running its own consumer promotions, so discounts come from the store. Sprinkler and irrigation pump pricing tends to drop in late fall and winter, outside the watering season.
Where is A.Y. McDonald cheapest?
Farm and irrigation supply dealers and online pump retailers usually undercut plumbing supply houses on these pumps. Compare the delivered price, since a 1.5 HP pump ships heavy.
What are A.Y. McDonald's best-known products?
The company is best known for brass waterworks fittings, valves and meters, and for shallow-well and centrifugal pumps. The 89150 sprinkler pump and the 1515XSW multi-stage pump are common picks for lawn irrigation and pressure boosting.
What is the warranty on an A.Y. McDonald pump?
Warranty terms are set per product line and are handled through the dealer who sold the pump, so confirm the coverage with that store before buying. Keep the receipt, since claims usually require proof of purchase.
Can I return an A.Y. McDonald pump?
Returns go through the retailer, not the factory, so the store's return window and restocking rules apply. Unused pumps in the original packaging are the easiest to return; installed or plumbed pumps often are not accepted.