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Subject: Re: sta rite pump

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Vey
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Date Posted: 16:49:08 02/25/08 Mon
Author Host/IP: user-0c6tit5.cable.mindspring.com/24.110.203.165
In reply to: gordon 's message, "Re: sta rite pump" on 14:41:47 02/25/08 Mon

>I/ve tried all these things. I have air popping out
>and a new chk valve. this pump is about 3 years old an
>working just fine untill it just lost its prime one
>day and wouldn't reprime. i've replaced the impellers
>and gaskets but everything looked fine when i took it
>apart. confused??

There is such a thing as a "pump store." They are found in most rural areas. They usually have the ability to test pumps. You could try that.

Or you could swap the working pump in there and see what happens. And vice versa. You did use unions rather than hard piping it, right?

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Re: sta rite pump gordon (giving up) 11:07:22 02/29/08 Fri

Re: sta rite pump -- Vey, 14:11:33 02/29/08 Fri

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> >>I/ve tried all these things. I have air popping out >>and a new chk valve. this pump is about 3 years old an >>working just fine untill it just lost its prime one >>day and wouldn't reprime. i've replaced the impellers >>and gaskets but everything looked fine when i took it >>apart. confused?? > >There is such a thing as a "pump store." They are >found in most rural areas. They usually have the >ability to test pumps. You could try that. > >Or you could swap the working pump in there and see >what happens. And vice versa. You did use unions >rather than hard piping it, right?

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