Fluid End
 Gardner Denver PS-25 Triplex Pump Bare Fluid End US $3,200.00 
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 GARDNER DENVER TD-60 WITH FE85 FLUID END 7/8" PLUNGER US $100.00
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 National J-30-L With A/B Fluid End US $4,500.00
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 National J-100-M / 100T-4M, W/Aluminum Bronze Fluid End US $27,500.00
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 Union QX-300 Quintuplex Pump. With Steel Fluid End. US $55,000.00
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 Oilwell E-338 Triplex Pump, AB Fluid End, 2 7/8" Plngr US $39,500.00
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 Wheatley 5P-200-A New Aluminum Bronze Fluid End US $8,000.00
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 OPI 500 AWS Bare Power Frame With Complete Fluid End. US $8,000.00
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 WHEATLEY HP-600-H Stainless Steel Fluid End US $15,000.00
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 WHEATLEY T-385-L Reconditioned AB Fluid End US $7,500.00
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 Gardner Denver FXO-FXO, 5 x 10 Used Fluid End US $6,500.00
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 Gaso 1550 Double Acting, Duplex Mud Pump Fluid End. US $3,500.00
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 Gardner Denver TA 3 A Triplex Pump Fluid End US $4,800.00
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 Gardner Denver TA-4E Aluminum Bronze Fluid End, Same as TA-4A,Same as TADA US $10,000.00
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 Union TD-60, Triplex Pump With Steel Fluid End US $4,500.00
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 Gaso 1753 Duplex Pump Fluid End US $2,000.00
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 Gardner Denver TA-4 (TAD) Complete A/B Fluid End US $7,500.00
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 National J-60-H & 60T-3H Triplex Pump, A/B Fluid End. US $12,500.00
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 WHEATLEY 5P-330-A QUINTUPLEX PUMP DI FLUID END US $4,500.00
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 Wheatley HP-100L, Adapter, Fluid End To Power End US $225.00
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 Oilwell 48P-HD Bare Fluid End US $6,800.00
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 National J-60-L A/B Fluid End US $6,000.00
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 Union QD-100 Quintuplex Pump Fluid End US $4,800.00
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 Union QX-300 Quintuplex Pump. With Stainless Steel Fluid End. US $80,000.00
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 Gardner Denver PQ 2 Aluminum Bronze Triplex Fluid End US $2,300.00
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 PROMINENT FLUID CONTROLS LIQUID END: 1601 NPB9 BT4A AUTO-DEGASSI PUMP US $63.95
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 National J-30-H/30T-2H Rebuilt A/B Fluid End US $7,500.00
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 Gaso 3466-L Aluminum Bronze Fluid End US $5,500.00
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Has anyone ever had fluid drained from their knee? Was it painful? Did it end up helping you in the longrun?
I recently had ACL replacement surgery, and there's about 10CCs of excess fluid in the knee joint. My doctor suggested draining it, but I opted to let it subside by itself. Now, I'm considering draining it. I'm going to consult my doctor about this, but I'm just curious if anyone else has done this. Did it help to relieve pressure? Was it painful to have it done?
Thanks
A while ago, I had secondary arthritus after an extremely bad case of food poisoning. My ankle joint, and then my knee joint, swelled up with fluid, making them extremely painful and impossible to use. The fluid in my ankle joint subsided by itself, but I needed to have my knee joint drained. Twice.
It fixed the problem. After the second time, it only swelled up a little, and then went away by itself. After a few months, I was almost back to my old self again. Without having it drained, it would never have gone away.
It was, however, very painful and very uncomfortable. The needle they used was far too large for anyone's liking, and I could feel it under my kneecap. I could feel it moving every time my knee involuntarily moved. To be honest, it was one of the least pleasant experiences of my life.
But, at the end of the day, I'd far rather endure about ten minutes of extreme discomfort then endure month after month of my swollen knee. The benefits were almost immediate and there were virtually no side effects (just a bit of aching where the needle had been).
I know it's a different situation, but I'm assuming the actual draining would be more or less the same. It's uncomfortable and painful - with brass knobs on - but it was worth it, and it was over pretty quickly.
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