I have seen this pump with a black line going up the front of the barrer, this one appears to be just yellow. What is the difference in the pumps?
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Louis, Thanks for reaching out to us. The only difference is the one with the black line has 'updated graphics'. Other than that the pumps are the same. If you have any other questions let us know. Thanks again. Sincerely, Mike Eary Cambria Bicycle Outfitter
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There is a flow control on the pump itself. You have to take the pump out and you will see it.
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You are paying for a name with the 6176A. Both pumps have the same application.
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Have no idea but I got the yellow. Regardless of the color, it looks weird on but it is the most comfortable snorkel I have ever had. I like being able to wear regular goggles that don'e leak and are not attached to the snorkel.
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jb customer service is marginal,at best..yellow j is a good pump so far,i would reccomend it
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The last one I got was the pump type but this picture does not look like it. Sorry
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I have never used the pump and it's still in the package. From what I can tell, the answer from Beltran is closest to what I see in the package. The orange hoses have an i.d. of 3/8" and an o.d. of 1/2" The black hoses have inserts with a hole diameter of 1/8". It appears the black hoses are for other functions like inflating and the orange hoses are for siphoning. I could be of more help if I had used the pump. Sorry.
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I bought this one at least a year ago....well before the new pump design. So unless they have new product I believe its the old tub design
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machine is put away in my basement for winter....sorry.....its an axiel vain pump is all i know....however this doesnt answer your question.
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I aven't ot a clue! I wondered te same thing. I guess we will just have to contact the seller, huh. I find that the pump intake clogs up frequently. Calls for a lot of cleaning. I love it though.
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Visably check the threads. Also the galvinized plug in the top is usualy not tight, could the leak be from there? This is by far the best pump I have ever worked with but the threads may be visably defecctive.
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Hello J. Taneri, I've never really pumped any distance with mine the only info I could give you is what I have done with mine-I've pumped from a stream- with the pump drawing the water from about 8 feet down to a barrel in my Jeep and the discharge hose is app 12 feet long. It took awhile to fill the 55 gallons maybe about 3 gal per minute. Maybe I was over exerting the pump the way I was using it??? I failed to prime the pump one time i got too impatient and burned the impeller. I got a replacement and it works fine again. any other questions please ask. jerry mayers Hello J. Taneri, I've never really pumped any distance with mine the only info I could give you is what I have done with mine-I've pumped from a stream- with the pump drawing the water from about 8 feet down to a barrel in my Jeep and the discharge hose is app 12 feet long. It took awhile to fill the 55 gallons maybe about 3 gal per minute. Maybe I was over exerting the pump the way I was using it??? I failed to prime the pump one time i got too impatient and burned the impeller. I got a replacement and it works fine again. any other questions please ask. jerry mayers
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I used the model number from my old pump to order. It is exactly the same as my previous pump. So I would go by the model number the seller is using. No complaints. Perfect!
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I think this video should help, it is not this pump but the concepts are the same:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6W0oU93bQSk
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R. Heffron the pump I used was the Tom Pump for $15 . The pump works great and is inexpensive. The truth of the matter is the JBJ ATO is truly garbage. It has a manufacturers defect and fails constantly within an hour of use its already failing to come on...I found out on a reef column that you must BREAK the saudered connection between the timer and the JBJ brain for it to stop interrupting it from working...so in essence you must break an absolute new product you paid full price for, so it can work...it's garbage but I made it work because I had no choice. I advise you to use the "TUNZEE OSMOLATOR ATO SYSYEM " it's awesome and fail safe with a sensor type set up. .U can still use the TOM pump as your dosing pump....good luck R. HEFFRON I hope my insight will help you. Don't buy the JBJ ATO for $50 more you buy a tested good quality product in the TUNZEE ATO SYSTEM
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They are the same pump as far as fit goes. 251-719 is listed by AC Delco as "ACDELCO GM ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT" line, whereas the 252-711 is listed as "ACDELCO PROFESSIONAL" line. I have heard numerous other explanations as to differences where they are manufactured, steel impeller vs. cast iron, etc, but have not been able to verify any of those differences. They both fit the same applications, and mine is working perfectly and was a perfect fit. I did notice that the box said "New" (some people have said the cheaper one is a reman), and that the one I got was raw cast iron, not painted. A quick spray of high heat black Krylon fixed that. My opinion; save the money, buy the cheaper one and don't look back. It's excellent. PS. DO make sure that your mounting surfaces are immaculate, and that you use a calibrated torque wrench on the bolts. Trust me!
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They make two models. With the inline you have to cut your piping and install it in the line. With the offline there are hoses that tap into your piping. You can get greater flow through the Chlorinator with the offline. With the inline you won't get enough flow if you turn your pump down to save energy. Hope that helps. I converted my inline to an offline. They sell a kit.