Basement Buddy water pressusure sump pump opinion
What is your opinion of this water pressure backup sump pump compared to the
others on the market? It has mostly brass parts compare to thee others I have checked on. Thanks for your help. |
Basement Buddy water pressusure sump pump opinion
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Basement Buddy water pressusure sump pump opinion
It works as long as you don't need it to pump too much water over too
high a head. -- Joseph E. Meehan 26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math "Ace" wrote in message news:J0TQb.18978$U%5.131333@attbi_s03... What is your opinion of this water pressure backup sump pump compared to the others on the market? It has mostly brass parts compare to thee others I have checked on. Thanks for your help. |
Basement Buddy water pressusure sump pump opinion
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Basement Buddy water pressusure sump pump opinion
It sounds good, how long has the Co been making them. Zoeller and
Basepump are the ones I heard of. Zoeller has been in business a while. Sure beats a battery set up. |
Basement Buddy water pressusure sump pump opinion
In article , sligojoeS_PAM_2
@hotmail.com said... It works as long as you don't need it to pump too much water over too high a head. And as long as you don't have a well. |
Basement Buddy water pressusure sump pump opinion
On Sun, 25 Jan 2004 17:28:09 GMT, "Ace" wrote:
What is your opinion of this water pressure backup sump pump compared to the others on the market? It has mostly brass parts compare to thee others I have checked on. Thanks for your help. I just bought a "Sump Buddy" by Bur-Cam [in Quebec Tel:(514)337-4415 ] from Home Depot for $99 USD. HD doesn't have it on their website, but I found it in 2 different [upstate NY] HDs. It is made of mostly plastic, with brass fittings and rubber parts. [2 yr warranty] If I'm reading the Basement Buddy specs right, the Sump-Buddy is making a slightly lower GPH claim. I *Think* the Basement Buddy is saying that at 5' of head it discharges a total of 1000GPH including the 300 gallons of water it uses to run. [700 GPH sump water -- that's a major problem, eh?] The Bur-Cam Sump-Buddy claims 600GPH at 5' of head. I think at either rate you should be looking for sandbags, not a sump pump. My local water is very hard & has lots of chlorine. I'm just guessing, but I think plastic will last longer in it than brass. [OTOH, if I'm lucky, this thing will just sit in my basement sump hole for 20 yrs and never have any city water pumped through it.] Jim |
Basement Buddy water pressusure sump pump opinion
"Jim Elbrecht" wrote On Sun, 25 Jan 2004 17:28:09 GMT, "Ace" wrote: What is your opinion of this water pressure backup sump pump compared to the others on the market? It has mostly brass parts compare to thee others I have checked on. Thanks for your help. I just bought a "Sump Buddy" by Bur-Cam [in Quebec Tel:(514)337-4415 ] from Home Depot for $99 USD. HD doesn't have it on their website, but I found it in 2 different [upstate NY] HDs. It is made of mostly plastic, with brass fittings and rubber parts. [2 yr warranty] If I'm reading the Basement Buddy specs right, the Sump-Buddy is making a slightly lower GPH claim. I *Think* the Basement Buddy is saying that at 5' of head it discharges a total of 1000GPH including the 300 gallons of water it uses to run. [700 GPH sump water -- that's a major problem, eh?] The Bur-Cam Sump-Buddy claims 600GPH at 5' of head. I think at either rate you should be looking for sandbags, not a sump pump. My local water is very hard & has lots of chlorine. I'm just guessing, but I think plastic will last longer in it than brass. [OTOH, if I'm lucky, this thing will just sit in my basement sump hole for 20 yrs and never have any city water pumped through it.] Jim They are using a deep well jet pump j-body, and controlling flow with a float switch that controls a normally open solenoid valve. A pump guy, well driller or pump supply house has all the parts. Gary Quality Water Associates www.qualitywaterassociates.com Gary Slusser's Bulletin Board www.qualitywaterassociates.com/phpBB2/ |
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