A lot of negative fdbk about pump recommended on Amazon site.What is the best pump for this?
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Not sure, have not heard any complaints from my friends (I bought as gifts). I know one person used an electric bike pump with no issues.
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Hi, pump it up best with your garage compressors like you do for footballs or basketballs. windchimes
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That's a really cheap pump. But you only need it once. This guy holds his air.
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Yes, the pump you need will be added to our amazon account today part number AHP-120 please let us know if there is anything else we can o to help you Thank you very much
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i am using the smallest pump I could find...i think that would be sufficient for most media used in these things. The instructions for the phosguard, for instance, tell you to use a very low flow rate through it.
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I think that the one you are looking for is the 2088-422-444----also on amazon. It is quieter and will do the same job as yours. The one that I got will work also but it is a lot noisier----It might, however, pump with more pressure and volumn.
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I would not recommend the Seaflo pump unless you need to pump bilge water from a boat. I would not use it in a well, because it is not designed for high pressure, despite what the advertisement says. I bought two pumps, sold one to my customer, and he installed it in a well where the water was 100 feet deep, and the pump failed after four months, and I had to replace it with a better quality pump. I took my second Seaflo pump apart, compared it to the motor in the better quality pump, and found that the Seaflo motor is not heavy duty enough, and it works too hard and overheats when it is a well pump.
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You will be ok with the FNSP48 but with the FNSP60, I would recommend a 1.5 or 2hp pump.
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I purchased a Coleman 120v Electric Quickpump, it was $20 at Menards. You can also find them in sporting goods stores and maybe Walmart. They are great for inflating airbeds, water floating toys, and work good for these pools. I have purchased a battery operated one but don't recommend as the air flow is not as strong, plug in ones are best.
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I think you also must consider this one: from Blackburn http://www.blackburndesign.com/pumps/mini-pumps/wayside-hybrid-pump.html#.VB5gvPl5Oa8
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You need 7 inches to fit. It is a squeeze at 6 inches. Btw, go on Amazon or local Hdepot and purchase the smallest fountian pump. It will improve performance 100%.
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I purchased this model pump to heat my shop from my geothermal well. It works great, but I was not replacing a pump. It was a new application. Have you tried calling or e-mailing Grundfos to ask about the pumps replacement compatibility? I did replace a Bell & Gossett pump that heated my house with a 1/6 HP Grundfos pump. It too works much better & quieter than the Bell & Gosset. When I contacted Bell & Gossett to try and get info about their replacement pumps, oddly the representative their would not give me the Bell & Gossett replacement pump number . I assume it had something to do with their desire to support local contractors/plumbers, but all it did was upset me enough to buy a Grundfos instead of another Bell & Gosset. Best decision I mad. Wouldn't buy another Bell & Gosset. Grundfos is a muc.better pump.
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I live in a RV full time. I bought this pump 2-3 years ago and I use it at least once a week. I pump about 5 feet up into a container in the back of my Pick up. The pump does a very good job and I'm happy with it. You can buy with confidence from Amazon because they make returning a product easy. Every time I wanted to return something I did with no problems. I'm disappointed in Amazon because they moved their call center off shore. Not only is it hard to communicate with the operators they are cheating Americans out of jobs. Don't they know without a job we can't buy from them because we have no money. I will stop or slow down buying from Amazon for this reason.
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http://www.amazon.com/Jebao-PP300LV-Water-Pump-GPH/dp/B0088892PK/ref=pd_sim_petsupplies_43 This appears to be the pump, at $15.00 plus s&h. I checked the pump transformer to try to verify the name and model, but it shows nothing useful. That name, Jebao doesn't show on the pump itself, though the photo looks like it's the same thing as the one that comes with the fountain. Type "drinkwell 360 pump replacement" into the search box. It brings up a bewilding array of complete Drinkwell fountains and parts, but, with more patience than I have for such plentitude when I just want a dang pump (!!!), you eventually can find what you want. I ordered mine from Petsafe, and it cost something like $16.95 plus $5.95 for Pony Express handling. I wanted two as backups, but Petsafe's website argued with me until I finally said to myself and anyone that was listening (specifically, Andy my Persian, who expressed zero interest, dang cat!), "OK, if you don't let me to buy two when you want to sell me just one, so be it. It's your bottom line, not mine!" Amazon has links to many vendors, including some where you can buy used ones. Hunh!? The new ones are iffy enough. Good luck. I hope I saved you some time and grief. It may be possible to buy directly from the manufacturer, too, but I stupidly tossed the instructions after I became comfortable reassembling the darn thing. Incidentally, DO clean this thing out a minimum of every two weeks or when the flow slows. I have two Persians. Their hair tends to clog the vents on the pump, which no doubt contributes to their failure.
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I have installed the RB 750 as backup pump a year back. The pump has been working well so far. Will surely recommend it.
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I'm not a store...... I bought three of these pumps off amazon and all are doing great.
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Hi Hector, the only real piece of good advice I can give you about pool pumps is to buy them from Pool Supply World. They warranted the pump I bought from them even when the Manufacturer advised me that they would not. Mine happened to be a 3/4 horse booster,they sent me a new pump before mine was even headed back to them. Whoever owns PSW is a good person that runs a good business..they back the stuff they sell even when the Mfg. doesn't. Hope this helps..Dean Stalder
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That is just the model number not GPH. The flow rate for the 1200 is 315 gallons per hour and that is true flow rate not like marineland who boasts a 360 gph rate that is( by their own spec's) actually only 220. Hand down the penn plax is by far a better pump. I have 5 of them after going through fluval, marineland, API.
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There is no electric pump on the market (and I have checked!) aside from a compressor that will pump the boards higher than 5-7 lbs. Manaufacturer recommends that you not use a compressor but I have had great success by modifying the hose that comes with the hand pump and using a compressor with both a tank pressure gauge set low and an input gauge set to 15 lbs. Its not an elegant solution but it works, with one drawback...it severly limits the portability, that is to say, you have to pump the board at the compressor typically located at your residence (rather than pump beachside) which means that you transport the board inflated...if you find an electric pump that works, let me know. There is no electric pump on the market (and I have checked!) aside from a compressor that will pump the boards higher than 5-7 lbs. Manaufacturer recommends that you not use a compressor but I have had great success by modifying the hose that comes with the hand pump and using a compressor with both a tank pressure gauge set low and an input gauge set to 15 lbs. Its not an elegant solution but it works, with one drawback...it severly limits the portability, that is to say, you have to pump the board at the compressor typically located at your residence (rather than pump beachside) which... » Read More There is no electric pump on the market (and I have checked!) aside from a compressor that will pump the boards higher than 5-7 lbs. Manaufacturer recommends that you not use a compressor but I have had great success by modifying the hose that comes with the hand pump and using a compressor with both a tank pressure gauge set low and an input gauge set to 15 lbs. Its not an elegant solution but it works, with one drawback...it severly limits the portability, that is to say, you have to pump the board at the compressor typically located at your residence (rather than pump beachside) which means that you transport the board inflated...if you find an electric pump that works, let me know. « Show Less