I see that a 1.5" hose seems to be a popular addition with this pump. Curious why... the pump says it uses 1.25" diameter hose
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because a 1.25" hose won't connect to a 1.25" hose without something else, right? So by getting the 1.5" extender, the 1.25" hose snugs right into the end of it. That's how it works for me anyway.
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I had to look up what that system is, but it appears to have a 1-1/4" hose. It's small enough that it shouldn't collapse the hose like my 2500gph pump did. It's really pretty cheap, though.
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Hello, I'm not quite sure what your question means, but the hose itself is approximately 1 inch in diameter. The leak was a small hole in the middle of the hose. I hope this helps.
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You can most likely attach it to your pump. The outside diameter of the hose may be different, but the inside should be the same.
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The connections are different, but where the hoses meet the pump the diameter is (I think) 1 and 1/4. If your hoses are this diameter you should be okay. Search for my review for exact numbers. I am writing this from my phone and going from memory.
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It's a 1.25" fitting. You can increase if you want but the fitting coming out of the pump is 1.25". Don't reduce it, though.
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I assume you mean the hose diameter, it is not a real issue the real issue is the air pressure availableI used 3/8 and 5/16
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The hose is thin and the pump is not to large.I think someone said they used it for the same unit as you have . It is in the the revews they said it worked fine. GHZ
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i just checked and it seems possibly the very hose i bought may have a suit against it. we bought a 25 footer that does its job around the house, then bought a 75 footer which has worked so far. i love the light weight aspect. now, x-hose is advertising theirs as the authentic one with 3/4" diameter - that one i want to get next. x-hose for sure advertises they are durable. we will baby ours and i hope it lasts!
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I use a 1/4 inch hose with no issues. I have only used it for small projects but recovery is very fast so I would predict no issues with either.
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You need 3/4" all way in order to keep the pressure adequate. Did you fill a 5 gallon bucket in 30 second or less? That is a major requirement for this size pump otherwise you have to buy the 750.
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That's a long haul... Hope the point is not too deep.... Anyway the pump inlet is 1 1/4 so you'll want to adapt down from 1.5 pipe to 1.25 right near the pump
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This is made to fit a barrel , but I guess you could use a hose clamp to connect it to a 1.5 hose.
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It takes the 3/8" readily, but has adaptors for all other common hose sizes with it. I added a little tape to make sure of no air leaks. This is a wonderful pump. You won't regret buying it. It has a lot of power!
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I used 1/4 I/D was a bit small but heated the tubing end up with a lighter and it fit the pump good. But don't buy this pump, it works ok but doesn't move much water. I would definetly get a larger one.
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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 would say it's the size of normal vacuum hose. Not some over size shop hose.