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Re: lv-ab: Combining Bilge pump discharges

From: Frank Timpano (no email)
Date: Thu Aug 19 1999 - 17:39:31 EDT

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    I would use a diaphragm pump that can run dry without damage. The rubber
    impeller pumps don't self prime as well and done handle running dry very
    well at all.

    At 12:24 PM 8/19/99 -0700, David Lyon wrote:
    >I have a similar question. I'm about to add a "get the final drops" bilge
    >pump, and am wondering how people have done this with success. It will
    have to
    >lift about 7 feet. I am thinking of a rubber impeller type pump, with a
    >suction hose that I can move around to get the last bits. Has anyone done
    >this with success? Where to direct the final output seems like it would
    matter
    >too. I had thought of adding another above the water line through hull
    >in order to not have it run down inside the the other bilge pump drain lines.
    >- David
    >
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