Are Wayne pumps any good?
The Wayne CDU980E consistently ranks among the top sump pumps in online reviews, and it’s easy to see why. This pump comes with a powerful 3/4 hp motor that moves up to 5,490 gallons per hour (GPH), which is more than other pumps we researched, including several more expensive models.
What size pump do I need for my sprinkler system?
Suction lift and the number of sprinkler heads operating at any given time are the key determining factors in selecting a sprinkler pump. Determine the number of heads and multiply them by 3. The sum (gpm requirement) should be compared with the pump performance chart found on the pump carton.
Where are Wayne well pumps made?
The best shallow pump available and assembled in Harrison, OH Rugged Cast Iron Shallow Well Jet Pump 1/2 HP; 1-1/4″ suction, 1″ discharge, 30-50 PSI pressure switch, draws water from 25′, pumps up to 375 gallons per hour; 115V/230V.
Where are Flotec pumps made?
All-Flo: Also located in the American Midwest is All-Flo Pump Co. Since 1986, their factory, based in Mentor, Ohio, has produced their air-operated double diaphragm pumps. Their markets include metal finishing, coatings, petrochemical, oil & gas, and a wide range of others.
How do I calculate what size pump I need?
For example, if you have a 1000 gallon pond, then you need a pond pump rated at a minimum of 500 GPH. If your pond has a skimmer or waterfall, the water should be turned approximately once every hour. Therefore, if you have an 1800 gallon pond, you will need an 1800 GPH rated pump.
Who makes Wayne sump pump?
The Scott Fetzer Company
Wayne Pump – The Scott Fetzer Company.
How much is a shallow well pump?
The average price of a new well pump falls between $200 and $800 depending on size and type. Submersible pumps range between $200 and $1,200 while jet pumps cost $100 to $800 before installation….Average Well Pump Prices.
| Type of Pump | Cost |
|---|---|
| Shallow Jet | $100 – $500 |
| Hand | $150+ |
| Solar | $2,000+ |
Why does my sprinkler pump loses its prime?
If your foot valve is leaking your pump may lose its prime between starts. Debris blocking the suction strainer or foot valve is the most common cause. A blockage in the intake line can cause the water in the pump casing to overheat and literally boil out of the casing causing the pump to lose prime.
What is foot valve in water pumps?
The foot valve is a lift check valve which is usually installed together with suction strainers in the suction line. It prevents the suction line from running empty after the pump is stopped (also see Valve).