What is the recommended output hose for this? I am just planning to pump regular water.
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Hi, the outlet and inlet of the pump have a 1/4" (6mm) bore. Regards, Mark.
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Not enough information??? How long will the piping be? Will there be more that one outlet? Will you have a power head and if there is what kind will you have,low voltage, line voltage or air power? Don't know what 2x25 means. The standard hose is 30 ft. Any other length will have a high price. Will you want a sock on the hose? Need this information befor I can help
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I purchased a flo-jet 2.9 gpm pump which runs off a 12 volt deep cycle marine battery. you will still need a small garden hose. I made my own quick connectors. I use this at my remote hunting cabin in northern Michigan.
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The pressure rating far exceeds your pump. The connector is standard. At worst you would have to add an adaptor.
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The output hose is simply a light plastic corrugated tube pushed over a barbed fitting. If you wanted to use a garden hose you would need to make your own adapter such as a short piece of tygon tubing with a barbed male or female garden hose fitting. It would not be difficult to do.
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I would get the 90' hose for future use if nothing else. You may need it later and you don't have to stuff all of it down the drain.
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Any normal garden hose, 1/2" or greater. This unit uses very few gallons per minute.
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Standard hose. Just screw on the quick disconnect fitting that is supplied with the machine.
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You will need adapters to convert from 1.5 inch pipe thread to a hose adapter. Any hardware store will have these. You will reduce the water flow dramatically by using a hose. If you have a lot of water to move using a hose is a bad choice. If you are only moving a small amount of water you may want to consider a pump that is already designed for a hose.
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I have used a 125 foot of hose routinley w/o problems. You only need a small amout of positive water pressure for a soker to work.
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Not sure if this is going to answer you, but the hose I connect to the unit is just a standard garden hose connector, like you would screw into an outside spigot. The actual hose I use is about 8 feet long. Is that what you ment by discharge connector?
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Hose not like the regular ones. You may lose some pressure. But should work.
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Hmmmm. You do need reasonable pressure to make it work. I'm concerned about your application, though. This is primarily a thing that allows you to "dump at home" where you don't have typical sewer hookups. You run the hose in the house and stick it into a convenient sewer drain. (I use a clean out.) Not sure why you would choose this if you had standard hook ups available. Does that help? It is a dandy gadget that allows me to clean and dump easily at my convenience at home on my Rv pad, Vs holding up a line at a gas station...
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I use a 5/8 diameter hose, but any size hose should work, because you do not need full water pressure, only enough to achieve the drip rate you want.
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I don't know the answer to this question. it would depend on what your access to the water lines is. If its a normal spigot then you would want a short piece of hose with a female water fitting on one end and a pressure fit closure on the other end that you could push a normal air fitting for the air compressor. I have a nice inexpensive air fitting that has a metal tube about 1/4" in diameter that is the blower end. You could get a rubber cork to plug the hose and drill a hole that would allow you to insert the air blower tube. A lot of air blower tools are cast parts with out a nice round tube at the business end.
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I am not using the pump in that type of configuration. Suggest you look at the specs to figure this out.
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I use this regulator with it, hose is included on the regulator. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000VXEW4G/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1