I have an old school large diameter bored well. What do I need to know regarding my well and this pump? I looked for a video but could not find it. T
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I don't know but I bet the seller would be able to help. They are pretty nice.
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It is very simple and cheap, I all most feel ripped off. It's not about large bore, it's about depth, if you are over 100' this is not a fix, but a back up.
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I dont know what you mean by"large diameter" but the company does have different size well caps to fit.I just checked, the videos are still on "youtube" search handy well pump.This company is top of the line and very user friendly.Just give them a call and you'll have an answer to all your questions
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Unable to find documentation on pump; you will have to look; I know I had seen the specs before, some where My application is sucking straight out of a tank into a main floor of a cabin... it works great
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No There is not a video. In my opinion Sir if you are not a seasoned and or licensed plumber you should not tackle this project by yourself. And if you are a plumber its all pretty straightforward , Inlet will be on the wall of the basin midway, discharging out of the hole in top lid of basin (The bigger of the two) & vent it out of the smallest hole in the lid. Make sure its level and buried 3/4 in pea gravel. you should have no problems this is a powerful pump and is doing fine after installed at Jan. this yr. I hope this helped you I'm in Ca so if further questions you can reach me at trademasters2005@gmail.com My name is Thomas No There is not a video. In my opinion Sir if you are not a seasoned and or licensed plumber you should not tackle this project by yourself. And if you are a plumber its all pretty straightforward , Inlet will be on the wall of the basin midway, discharging out of the hole in top lid of basin (The bigger of the two) & vent it out of the smallest hole in the lid. Make sure its level and buried 3/4 in pea gravel. you should have no problems this is a powerful pump and is doing fine after installed at Jan. this yr. I hope this helped you I'm in Ca so if further questions you can reach me at... » Read More No There is not a video. In my opinion Sir if you are not a seasoned and or licensed plumber you should not tackle this project by yourself. And if you are a plumber its all pretty straightforward , Inlet will be on the wall of the basin midway, discharging out of the hole in top lid of basin (The bigger of the two) & vent it out of the smallest hole in the lid. Make sure its level and buried 3/4 in pea gravel. you should have no problems this is a powerful pump and is doing fine after installed at Jan. this yr. I hope this helped you I'm in Ca so if further questions you can reach me at trademasters2005@gmail.com My name is Thomas « Show Less
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I purchased this model pump to heat my shop from my geothermal well. It works great, but I was not replacing a pump. It was a new application. Have you tried calling or e-mailing Grundfos to ask about the pumps replacement compatibility? I did replace a Bell & Gossett pump that heated my house with a 1/6 HP Grundfos pump. It too works much better & quieter than the Bell & Gosset. When I contacted Bell & Gossett to try and get info about their replacement pumps, oddly the representative their would not give me the Bell & Gossett replacement pump number . I assume it had something to do with their desire to support local contractors/plumbers, but all it did was upset me enough to buy a Grundfos instead of another Bell & Gosset. Best decision I mad. Wouldn't buy another Bell & Gosset. Grundfos is a muc.better pump.
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The old pump that I replaced had to be filled. I filled it with oil but it still didn't work. The new had no place for oil and appears to be sealed. I have run it for 30+ hours and it is still working great. I still question if it could be filled but assume that it doesn't need oil out of the box.
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I can check for you later. I assume you mean the diameter of the pump? It is a submersible pump. JHW
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http://www.americanbestpoolsupply.com/uploadfile/images/pentair-pump/SuperFlo-Specifications-large.jpg. Forgot to add to my comment. Hope it helps.
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No it takes a totally different pump. The pump you need is no longer available. Try to find someone who re-builds the pump. Stan
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Jodi, will get back to you asap. I needed a pool pump but apparently this did not match my plumbing. New never used. Can send pics.
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We have a well with electric pump too. yes. my brother installed his and it worked wonderful. we have not got our up and running yet. waiting for the weather to break. my brother did use his. He installed it and then packed it back up and put in his attic for emergency only. he's ready to rock and roll if power goes down. hope this helped.
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I have this pool and used well water, Never had a problem. Was just scared using 15000 gal. would be to much for my well
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Buy one for well system.There is an installation port on the pump.I use two.One at the pump and one at the tank.
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You will also need to purchase a shaft seal. You can determine what kind of shaft seal you need based on the pump you have.
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I would not use this pump for a well that is this deep the total head is out side the rating of this pump. A better fit would be the Red Lion RL-12G15-3W2V this pump is rated for up to 500' of head and will provide enough GPM for most applications.
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Hi,the best advice is to contact the folks at handy well pump.My take on this is the way its constructed your not going to need to replace packings any time soon.Give them a call..they are really nice and honest folk
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mine has great outflow, check your pump output?? pump size ample to do the job?? filter plugged??? is the red flag in the bubble showing the filter plugged??
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Good Evening Ana Laura Lewellen. If your well is a shallow well with above ground equipment, Yes the pump will work. Are you using the existing expansion tank?