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cleencarpet
Newbie Joined: 17/March/2005 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 28 |
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Posted: 17/March/2005 at 9:50pm |
Hello,
i do mostly multi housing cleaning,restoration and flood damage. i have a NAMCO truckmount www.namcomfg.com. i have done a few modifications to it and looking to do a few more. i added a auto fill valve wich is a very nice addition. i would really like to add pump out i have been looking around at a few options but they are either real expensive or they just have to low gpm. what i am thinking of doing is picking up a submersable utility pump, i have a pretty good power inverter that would run a 110v pump. i seen 12 volt models but im not sure if they are powerfull enough. im looking at pump the can push solids pretty easily. i have a good in-line filter before my waste tank so verry little debry actually gets in my tank. now here is my concern when the pump is not on what prevents air from eneterin my tank trough the pump out line would i need some type of back flow preventer? also will the pump actually be able to pump water out while the tank is under negative pressure from the blower? Thank You, Chris |
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mrcarpetcare
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I use 110 v 4/10 HP submersible pump. I just run an
extension cord to an outlet . Only use a couple times a day. I have 75
gallon waste tank . Works for me. I use 5/8" garden hose.
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Advantage
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Ok, maybe stupid questions. How did you mount the pump? Inside the tank? Did you use some kind of check valve to stop backflow? Any other tips you could give us? |
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doug
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all you need is a 12V bilge pump. Just buy one from a manufacturer. Is there room for a pump in your tank. some manufactures like Pro Chem have an external trash pump that will mount on your tank. I Have always just got the pump out option with the unit. We use 100 gallon waste tanks with a pumpout.
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