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GORMAN RUPP CO Director's Dealing 2008

Feb 11, 2008

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Director's Dealing

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SEC Form 5 — Annual Statement of Changes in Beneficial Ownership

Issuer: GORMAN RUPP CO (GRC)
CIK: 0000042682
Period of Report: 2007-12-31

Reporting Person: GORMAN JEFFREY S (Director, President & CEO)

Non-Derivative Transactions

Date Security Code Shares Price A/D Holdings After Ownership
2007-12-10 Common Stock J 110026 $30.9786 Acquired 550132 Direct
2007-12-13 Common Stock G 1500 $30.38 Disposed 548632 Direct
2007-12-10 Common Stock J 73472 $30.9786 Acquired 367368 Indirect
2007-12-13 Common Stock G 1500 $30.38 Acquired 368868 Indirect
2007-09-30 Common Stock (401-K Plan) J 41 $33.10 Disposed 26010 Indirect
2007-12-10 Common Stock (401-K Plan) J 6502 $30.9786 Acquired 32512 Indirect
2007-12-31 Common Stock (401-K Plan) J 22 $31.20 Acquired 32534 Indirect
2007-12-10 Common Stock (Company Stock Plan) L 603 $30.9786 Acquired 3015 Direct
2007-12-11 Common Stock (Company Stock Plan) L 29 $30.9786 Acquired 3044 Direct

Footnotes

F1: As of December 10, 2007, the amount of common shares beneficially owned was increased due to a 5-for-4 split of the common shares.

F2: Includes 72,018 shares owned by Mr. Gorman's wife, 220,584 shares owned by his children and 74,766 shares held in trust in which Mr. Gorman has a beneficial interest. Mr. Gorman disclaims beneficial ownership of all the shares referred to in this footnote.

F3: Includes 72,018 shares owned by Mr. Gorman's wife, 222,084 shares owned by his children and 74,766 shares held in trust in which Mr. Gorman has a beneficial interest. Mr. Gorman disclaims beneficial ownership of all the shares referred to in this footnote.

F4: Common shares in the Gorman-Rupp Stock Fund in the Company's 401-K Trust are accounted for by applying the unitzied method of accounting. During this reported period, the changes in stock market prices resulted in a net reduction of the unitized number of common shares in Mr. Gorman's account in the 401-K Trust. However, no shares were actually sold or disposed of by Mr. Gorman.