will this pump get 1 gallon of space down to 30"hg of vacuum?
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I've only used this pump once so far, but the reviews say not quite 30". Maybe consider the 15500.http://www.amazon.com/review/R2MGM2GU9VWML8/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt#R2MGM2GU9VWML8
1590250
I've only used this pump once so far, but the reviews say not quite 30". Maybe consider the 15500.
1590251
I belive it will I been use ing it on heavy equipment pulls them down with no problem
432875
The lowest hg(inches of mercury,30 being absolute) I have reached with my pump is 29.8.I use this pump with my vacuum chamber with results better than expected. With regular oil changes,this pump will out live me. Also to be noted is that this pump in particular was recommended to me by a friend that is an hvac specialist. Feel free to ask any other ?'s
1770169
The pump will work but the hose size is different, so you would have to reduce your hose size. Otherwise it would work.
324239
Yes. It will hold both vacuum and pressure. Use it to test carburetor seals on chain saws and cutoff saws
130523
I do not know. My daughter set up my filter. I can tell you that after one summer, the vacuum system is not working. Contact the pump dealer to ask your questions. That is what my daughter did. I'm not happy with the system right now.
629052
Eg. 36x72 means pump length is 36 inchs and hose length is 72 inches. I don't believe you can extend the pump mainly because it would be hard to creat the vacuum seal. They do sell pumps longer than 48 in so you could reach the bottom but the fourth would be thicker too so make sure it could fit inside a 5in opening before you buy.
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You need about 1 in. Minimum.if space to be pumped is uneven find lowest spot and try pump there. I use a broom to sweep the water to the pump.
2084495
I'm quite sure it can. You'll just need tho get an approriate up/down adaptor. If I remember correctly my pump's ourput is 1 inch (sorry, I'm not on my boat now, and am not sure), but if you just get a 1-inch down to 3/4 inch adaptor (Home Depot, Lowes, etc), that should work.
2039145
Shallow well pumps are limited to 33 ft or 1 atmosphere . This capacity depends on altitude higher altitude will reduce suction depth
2193565
Theoretically it should, but I highly recomend getting one of the pumps that has a squeze valve in it. That way you just put the tube in the tank and pump the valve to start the suction. With this one you have to pump the tube itself up and down to start the suction. And the one of these I tried, I could never get the suction to start at all.
299904
I will take it down to the grid you see at the bottom of the pump. There it starts sucking air, a little less than an inch.
355752
I can't really answer your question, but I would tend to doubt that it would work properly, because it produces less vacuum than a full size unit.
1552007
Hi Cynthia, this pump would do it, but there are better units available for your purpose. It has adequate pressure, but relatively low volume, which I estimate would be down to around 1.5 gallons per minute with your particular application. You really need to look for specifications of around 7 - 8 gpm and 60 - 70 PsiChrrs Chris
1525770
Yes it should. There is a lint strainer that you can remove and clean. The lint cover is on the top of the pump and is easily accessible
1115793
this pump makes a decent amount of vacuum, rather quickly, but it does take time to get to 30hg,maybe consider a surge tank incorporated with the pump for lengthen deep vacuum time.
1287683
Bonnie - Vacuum is measured by inches of mercury so I don't know the answer to your question. I think the rated HP for this motor is listed in it's description.
1098328
I use this pump on my 25 ft diameter. It about the size gallon size. So it should work for you