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Thu, 23 Jun 2011 09:33:02 -0500
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> "Bob Harrison suggests a trash pump " -  might know this but not by that
> name - what is it? What kind of trash does it normally pump? Is it gas
> powered or electric, and if the latter, does it run from a generator,
> inverter or  battery.

The pump is portable with a 2 inch opening & six HP.( I think without going
to look).

Trash pumps are for pumping some solids so they do not create the same
pressure as regular pumps which take a pressure relief valve and a bypass
back into the tank to keep from blowing lines off when the pump is running
and the pump fill shut ( I have a couple of these type syrup pumps and have
had plenty of lines leak and blow off if the return line setting gets off).

The pump we are using now is a "Power Max"
which was delivered for around $200 shipping included several years ago .
(also received a cool pocket knife free with the pump!)

Customer service 1-800-629-3325

Cummins, Harbor freight & others sell these pumps also but usually start
around $400 for the 2 inch models.

bob

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