Kimbo wrote:Hey Cuz, that will be one great setup mate.
It will serve you well :handgestures-thumbupleft:
MacStill wrote:those pond pumps are piss weak mate, you're gunna need a pressure pump ;-)
Kimbo wrote:That 750w pump will serve you well Cuz. I have one of those and it works a treat :handgestures-thumbupleft:
Yummyrum wrote:Hi cuz
That set up looks great. :handgestures-thumbupleft:
Will those radiator fans be run to aid cooling ?
I'm also looking at getting a new pump and although I looked hard at your vid clip, I couldn't see the new pump you got .
Sorry to be a pain but could you post a pic of it and do you have the Bunnings number for it.
Cheers
Sorry to derail your tread but while on the topic of these pumps,does anyone know if they are induction motors and would they start off a 2.5 KVA generator as I am also thinking of using this as an emergency backup pump when we get power cuts.My present Davies pressure pump draws too much start up current for my little genny to handle.
googe wrote:Goo setup mate :handgestures-thumbupleft: , I have the $50 one from bindings, it's been great and does.the job we'll,pretty quiet for a pump too. Bet your chanting at the bit to get that tpw through it! :-D
WineGlass wrote:Won't be long now...
The first time you drive past a bottle shop and don't need to stop in because you dont need to is a good feeling.
bt1 wrote:Howdy,
same pump as I bought. Posted it earlier but I use 4 x 19mm take off lines straight back to the water tank to bleed off pressure...it still belts out.... in fact its overkill but needed in winter as mentioned to pump up to the shed.
bt1
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