Roper® 70302 Pump Parts

M4 oversized-drive pin-joint family

ACCA Pumps supplies independently manufactured aftermarket replacement parts for supported Roper® progressive cavity pump configurations. Use the complete pump figure, serial number and construction when identifying parts.

Roper 70302 Pump Parts progressive cavity pump replacement parts

Roper® 70302 Engineering Overview

Roper® identifies the 70302 configuration in its oversized-drive pin-joint cross-reference. The Roper® parts book associates this M-designation family with the corresponding L4 pumping-element references for rotor and stator selection.

Oversized Drive End

The M configuration uses a larger drive-end arrangement while retaining model-specific progressive-cavity pumping elements.

Pin-Joint Service

Inspect pins, bushings, connecting-rod interfaces, retaining hardware and drive-end wear components together.

Complete Figure Required

Rotor, stator and drive-end construction can vary. Confirm the complete pump identification before ordering.

Roper® 70302 Engineering Data

Roper® Family70300 Series
Roper® Model70302
M DesignationM4
Pumping-Element References71202, 72202, 73202
Joint DesignPin joint / oversized-drive configuration
Related Roper® ResourceRoper® 70202 Pump Parts

Before You Order Roper® 70302 Parts

Use the complete pump identification

Provide the full Roper® figure number, serial number, existing part number, material construction and elastomer. The M-series drive-end configuration and the pumping-element construction must both be confirmed.

Supported Roper® 70302 Pumping Elements

71202

1-stage pumping-element reference used with the M4 family.

72202

2-stage pumping-element reference used with the M4 family.

73202

3-stage pumping-element reference used with the M4 family.

Roper® 70302 Rotor & Stator Part Numbers

Roper®’s cross-reference directs M-designation pumps to the corresponding L-family rotor and stator references. The table below shows the standard plated-steel rotor and Buna 70 steel-tube stator references; alternate materials and elastomers use different part numbers.

Pumping ElementRotor Part NumberStator Part NumberReference Construction
71202D96-4D95-25Standard plated-steel rotor / Buna 70 steel-tube stator reference
72202D96-5D95-29Standard plated-steel rotor / Buna 70 steel-tube stator reference
73202D96-6D95-33Standard plated-steel rotor / Buna 70 steel-tube stator reference

Replacement Parts Available for Roper® 70302 Pumps

Rotors

Stage-specific rotor constructions for the applicable pumping element.

Stators

Buna, natural rubber, EPDM, Viton and other documented constructions where applicable.

Drive-End Components

Drive shafts, adapters, pins, bushings, connecting-rod components and retaining hardware for supported configurations.

Bearings & Seals

Bearings, lip seals, packing and related service components where applicable.

Packing Components

Packing sets, gland components, inserts and lantern rings for documented configurations.

Repair Hardware

Washers, spacers, retainers, keys and associated overhaul components.

Roper® 70302 Verified Drive-End Part Numbers

The following service parts are explicitly identified for the 7X302 configuration, or are listed inside its documented drive-end block in Roper®’s 2026 progressive-cavity parts book. Construction can change the applicable part number.

ComponentRoper® Part NumberSource Basis
Rotor head adapter — steelD101-36Explicitly listed for 7X302
Rotor head adapter — stainlessD101-32Explicitly listed for 7X302
Drive pin — steelD99-49Explicitly listed for 302
Drive pin — stainlessD99-47Explicitly listed for 302
Bushing — steelG61-395Explicitly listed for 7X302
BushingG61-393Listed in the 7X302 drive-end block

Identification note

These references are for technical identification. Always verify the complete Roper® figure, material construction, serial number and existing component before ordering. ACCA does not reproduce Roper® list pricing on these pages.

Roper® 70302 Maintenance Recommendations

Inspect Joint Wear

Check pins, bushings and mating bores as a system.

Verify Drive-End Configuration

Do not substitute a standard-drive component where the oversized M drive end requires a different part.

Confirm Pumping Element

Match rotor and stator to the complete stage-specific pumping-element reference.

PCP ENGINEERING

Progressive Cavity Engineering Note — Drive-End Loading

Progressive cavity pumps transmit hydraulic and rotor/stator loads through the connecting rod and drive end. An oversized drive-end configuration can provide additional mechanical capacity while retaining the pumping-element geometry appropriate to the service.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Roper® 70302 correspond to?

The Roper® parts cross-reference identifies 70302 with the M4 oversized-drive family and directs rotor/stator selection to the related L4 pumping-element references.

Are the drive-end and pumping-element part numbers the same as the 70200 model?

No. Rotor and stator references can be shared through the documented cross-reference, while the oversized-drive configuration can require different drive-end components.

What information should I send for a quote?

Send the complete pump figure, serial number, existing part number, quantity, construction and photographs when available.

Can ACCA supply individual service components?

Yes. ACCA can support individual replacement components for applicable configurations after the installed pump is identified.

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Need Help Identifying Roper® 70302 Parts?

Send the complete Roper® figure number, serial number and existing part number when available.