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Subject: Re: Hand Pump

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Vey
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Date Posted: 05:03:23 06/22/09 Mon
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In reply to: Dave 's message, "Hand Pump" on 00:57:38 06/22/09 Mon

>Thanks for the great advice Vey. I think you nailed it
>on the arrestor. I wish I would have bought a gen
>rather than this pump!
>
>With the $ investment already made in the pump....what
>do you think my risk is of attempting to push past the
>arrestor and finishing what I started???
>
>Thanks again!
>
>Dave

I have read on the web that the arrestors can be "deflated" somehow so that the pump can be removed. Others need to have the piping and pump pulled to get to them.

If you could do that, then maybe you could squeeze a pipe past it.

Don't know much about it since all my submersible experience is with steel piping and didn't need arrestors.

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>>Thanks for the great advice Vey. I think you nailed it >>on the arrestor. I wish I would have bought a gen >>rather than this pump! >> >>With the $ investment already made in the pump....what >>do you think my risk is of attempting to push past the >>arrestor and finishing what I started??? >> >>Thanks again! >> >>Dave > >I have read on the web that the arrestors can be >"deflated" somehow so that the pump can be removed. >Others need to have the piping and pump pulled to get >to them. > >If you could do that, then maybe you could squeeze a >pipe past it. > >Don't know much about it since all my submersible >experience is with steel piping and didn't need >arrestors.

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