• 2017-03-30 15:18:23
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The most common types of bilge pumps (and the primary focus of this article) are centrifugal and diaphragm electrical pumps. Centrifugal pumps move water by kinetic energy using a rotating, solid impeller, similar in design to a turbine. Water enters the pump, picks up speed as the impeller rotates, and is then forced out by its own momentum. Centrifugal pumps are submersible but not self-priming,...

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• 2017-08-21 09:27:20
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The first step on the path to bilge pump nirvana is making sure your boat's bilge is clean and free of trash and debris. Routine bilge cleaning is a fact of life for older boats, but even that new boat you're purchasing can have a bilge littered with pump-clogging bits of construction material — wood shavings, bits of fiberglass, and gobs of epoxy. Oily bilge residue should also be cleaned up and ...

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• 2017-08-21 09:27:53
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Sun powered pumps can give an incredible contrasting option to customary pumps. For remote areas, where water is required, a sunlight based controlled water pump might be the perfect arrangement. For the property holder, with a water highlight in their patio, sun controlled pumps might be a more conservative approach. These pumps accompany different plans alongside vitality preservation module whi...

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• 2017-08-21 09:28:21
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Water is the essence of life on earth — and also of life on the road. Unless you’re planning on packing case after case of expensive bottled water, this means you’ll need a water pump in your RV when you set off on your next trek. Thankfully, most RVs come with their own built-in pump. If, for whatever reason, you’re looking to buy a new water pump, the most common type of pump you’ll see, no matt...

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