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I will second what Ken wrote below. I also bought from PPL Motorhomes out
of Texas I believe. They were having a sale that could no be ignored. If I
remember correctly I only paid around $139 for the 5.7gpm Shurflo extreme.
That was really cheap. They handled everything very well with excellent
customer service. I highly recc them. Ken actually put me onto them. If you
think Ken's 3.5gpm was wimpy, my PO had a 1.5gpm. I can sweat water quicker
than that. On the other hand, it is a little discomforting that it takes my
watermaker 1 hour to make what my shower uses in .8 minutes! But I love my
new hollywood showers, and Alicia loves the pressure she gets now in the
galley. Big difference.
Dan Lanier
Gulfstar 43 Danali Star
Melbourne, Florida
Ken wrote:
A few months ago I replaced my aging and wimpy 3.5GPM freshwater pump
with the Shurlfo extreme 5.7GPM pump. I love it! Works like a charm,
quiet, and LOTS of flow.
I found the best deal at a RV dealer (PPL Motorhomes), and their
service was top notch, too. http://tinyurl.com/5sweu
Should you decide to go with the Shurflo, I do not think you will be
disappointed.
Ken Tischler
m/v Microship
Defever 49 RPH
On 8/1/05, Jake Lassiter <> wrote:
> My 12 volt freshwater (belt drive) diaphragm pump has ceased to function
and
> must be replaced. There are no markings that I can find on the pump but
it
> looks like an old Jabsco. I'm thinking of replacing the pump with a
> variable speed pump such as manufactured by SHURflo. Does anyone have any
> experience or suggestions regarding this type of pump?
>
> Jake Lassiter
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