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Subject: Re: How do you "CHOKE" a bildge pump

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Brad Croshaw

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Date Posted: 17/02/06 1:02:38
In reply to: Graham H 's message, "Re: How do you "CHOKE" a bildge pump" on 16/02/06 23:58:58

I replaced mine, twice, first because the plastic had failed around the handle pivot joint and the diaphram had perished. It was the henderson chimp, can't really complain because it had lasted about 30 years. The first one I bought was from Marine Super Store for about �18, lasted 6 months before the diaphram failed and was really cheap rubbish so I dug deep and bought a Whale Gusher. It's one of those that fits nearly flush with a hinged lid and the handle stores next to it on a lanyard. It's a much more substantial piece of kit with a cast frame and a strong diaphram. I think I paid about �45/50 for it. I had to re-arrange the mounting for it as it required a slightly larger hole and the mounting screws didn't line up but it wasn't a big job.

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Re: How do you "CHOKE" a bildge pump	nick	17/02/06 10:15:50