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writes In message , charles writes In article , Harry Bloomfield wrote: Roger Mills wrote : Pumps should hopefully last longer than that - but may not. I can only remember replacing mine 3 times in 38 years - and in two of those cases the pump hadn't failed but was changed for other reasons. First pump lasted 30 years, replacent because new boiler was fitted 6 years ago. Current pump is 6 years old. My pump was installed, by me, in 1988. Pump in my late parents house was installed in about 1965 and failed within a year, the replacement is still running! It is slightly more robust than the average domestic pump, but even so quite amazing. I don't know, but AFAICT the CH system here was probably installed in the 1970's, though maybe the late '60's. It looks like it still has the original pump - a large and sturdy Grundfos -- Chris French |
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