will this change to side discharge ? One says yes the other says no.
1266309
yes bit if not add a sweeping 90 to it ! make sure a sweeping 90 not a standard 90*
1913030
No. Think of the electricity as water and the two diodes inside as two one-way valves with their outlets tied together at the single "out" pin. The electricity sees no difference between the two sides so long as the diodes inside are undamaged.
620177
Ms. DiMasi. I have observed the same bottom spraying as you describe when the water is no longer high enough to be pumped up through the discharge outlet and concluded that it is caused by the impeller spinning. The reason I replaced the pump switch was due to opposite experience to yours: One of our three pumps was running constantly every several cycles and overheated because of the absence of water. I believe, if the switch failed to close (rather than stick closed as in my case) to start the pump, your experience seems to be a reasonable outcome. Since your pump works only infrequently, I suggest that you replace the switch on top the pump as I did. The pump itself is tough and durable. Cost of the switch is low and replacement is easy if you remove the hose clamp from the discharge pipe to free it and lift the pump out of the well to a comfortable working height. Happy to answer any other questions. Good luck!
1779587
The only difference that I encountered was the position of the pipes. I had to rearrange the pipes from the discharge of my pump to the the opposite side.
1342198
my mower is a later model,self propelled and a mulcher. It has an opening on the top of the mower deck that the bagger fits onto. It seems to me that amazon had a bunch of cross refrences on model numbers, but it doesn't look like the one that I purchased will fit a side discharge.
136189
Hi, don't want to give you a wrong answer, I called the manufacturer , took a # of calls to figure out , Seems # changed , this one works for me.
714341
Discharge is on the top. I find it less a nuisance than were the discharge louvers on the sides.
2200942
Not a clue why but both of mine did the same thing. The unit works well once installed.
1795284
Yes, you can use with side discharge. You may notice that you can also go at full throttle to mow your lawn.
1004956
Honestly I've never had that as an issue if the diverter has been installed properly. I would check to see if it has been installed properly.
1777971
If you have the water discharge connect to a external pipe, then the connection was loose. This will be the best guess from me.
1528902
Do you have good, new washers in both sides of the brass connector? Also, I am a 70 year old woman and I keep plyers handy to turn the small on / off taps as I have a little arthur in my hands.
1742079
Is this an initial set up?First thing to check is that you have the intake and discharge lines on the correct sides. Second is something clogging the intake.
1567001
The pressure is equal on mine. Of course, it depends on your water pressure and whether you have the water regulators in or out. Also, If it is leaking put in the extra washer. You have the option to use one at a time or both - not sure why the person below said they wont turn on at the same time.
1631666
instructions say flat side first, but i've installed them both ways with no problems. you must change them out after 1000 - 1500 shots, or they may break apart and jam your pistol.
1091446
Nope, the flow rate is different. Read here for /lots/ more info: http://www.amazon.com/review/R2B1F0JGB32PMH/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt#R2B1F0JGB32PMH
244542
Have not had any problem with accidential discharge. Might want to check with manufacturer.