what kind of hose is needed to blow out 1.5 pvc lines through a hayward super pump?
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I use the hose from my pool vac. One end is pushed onto the blower and the other goes into the skimmer line. Works great!
742188
I purchased a length of about 4' of heavy duty vinyl hose from my pool supply store. I purchased an extra pump lid online, cut a hole and epoxied the hose end to the lid. I used a hose clamp to attach the hose to the Cyclone.
2268257
Well not sure if this will help, but I have an older my pool with just a 1" PVC pipe/hole for the outflows. I took the connector to the hardware store and rummaged around between the PVC pipe fittings, and the sprinkler fittings and jury rigged a barbed ended reducer. It took three different pieces between the outflow and the waterfall connector to make it fit, but it works great, so I am assuming you may be able to do something similar.
1367531
To pump the waste 100' you will need to use something larger than 5/8" water hose. The instructions suggest 1" PVC pipe.
94118
We purchased this hose for our pool Haviland NA101 Vac Hose for Above Ground Pools, 18-Feet by 1-1/4-InchIt's 1 1/4". Works perfectly. Hope this helps!
1467101
It comes supplied with the PVC 1" adapter. You can use rigid PVC or a flex hose. I use rigid without gluing the connectors and it works fine.
2005975
I had to look up what that system is, but it appears to have a 1-1/4" hose. It's small enough that it shouldn't collapse the hose like my 2500gph pump did. It's really pretty cheap, though.
1921560
I used 3/4" pvc pipe, very good, powerful pumping as long as installing according to instructions provided.no problem at all.
1418851
It has a peice that screws into the intake for 1 1/2 PVC. I actually used 1 1/2 PVC for it. Works like a charm. Definitely an excellent pump. I had it running all summer in a muddy murky lake in my yard and have had no problems.
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I used a regular 3in. rv sewer hose, from wal mart, camper world etc. although some Hardware store do have a 33 high pressure hose but they are hard to find
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I don't know the answer to this question. it would depend on what your access to the water lines is. If its a normal spigot then you would want a short piece of hose with a female water fitting on one end and a pressure fit closure on the other end that you could push a normal air fitting for the air compressor. I have a nice inexpensive air fitting that has a metal tube about 1/4" in diameter that is the blower end. You could get a rubber cork to plug the hose and drill a hole that would allow you to insert the air blower tube. A lot of air blower tools are cast parts with out a nice round tube at the business end.
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would not connect directly. You would have to fashion your own discharge pipe (ex. 1&1/2 PVC with an adapter cap that reduces from 1 1/2 to 3/4" with threads. Then buy a 3/4"-3/4" adapter (one end is threaded for the PVC reducer, one end is garden hose threads). You may/may not want to get a 45 or 90 degree elbow. PVC cement where needed, thread tape/compound where needed. I built a rescue pump from my old sump pump (new one is in the pit). Your local hardware store should have everything.
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Just a regular garden hose. I use a short length to make pumping out my boat easier. The longer the hose height you use the less amount of water (GPH) it will pump at a time. Make sure it is dry after using it on the inside
1532934
The pump has a 1 1/2 discharge outlet. You will need 1 1/2 pipe nipple and a bushing if your discharge hose is a different size.
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You'll need at least 25 ft of 3/4" pex or cooper line and even more to bring it down to sump. I suggest you use shark bites connections. You'll also need 1.5" PVC for the exiting water and a y connection to connect back into original PVC pipe. Oh and don't forget PVC cement and primer. Good luck
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Any hose will fit. The 1/2 inch is the drive anvil. This thing is worth every penny. Im using 1/4 line and 3/8 also.
248980
Standard air hose quick connect works. Any compressor supply company carries it. Home Depot even has the quick connect fitting for it.
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You will need adapters to convert from 1.5 inch pipe thread to a hose adapter. Any hardware store will have these. You will reduce the water flow dramatically by using a hose. If you have a lot of water to move using a hose is a bad choice. If you are only moving a small amount of water you may want to consider a pump that is already designed for a hose.