***@@water pumps

[Greg Young]

I just replaced ours with a Shurflo 2.8 GPM because I was concerned about water pressure in the older coaches. Wouldn't a higher flow rate pump potentially develop a higher pressure than the ratings of our old pipes and tubes?

Greg Young
86 PT-40
Escondido, CA

Each time you judge yourself you break your heart.
-Kirpal Venanji

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From: david brady
To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, February 1, 2010 10:56:39 AM
Subject: Re: [WanderlodgeForum] ***@@water pumps

Hi Ron,



I've been there enough times to prompt me to rip out the two shurflo's

with accumulator tank and replace the whole contraption with one shurflo

extreme 5.7 gpm constant pressure pump. No looking back. :-)



David Brady

'02 LXi, NC



On 2/1/2010 8:54 AM, luckyron1 wrote:

We had Foretravel of Nacogdoches replace both of our waterpumps
last April. They worked fine up until sometime last week. The wife
commented that she thought that she had been hearing the water pumps
running continuously for several minutes. Oh oh, I thought, empty water
tank and a faucet running somewhere; maybe a leak? Nope. Tank is full
and faucets all secure. No leaks anywhere. Cycled all of the pump
switches on/off. The pump would turn on/off but no suction, no increase
in water pressure. Crawled into the pump area to do a visual/feel. Only
the top one runs but no suction. The bottom one won't even run. Anyone
been there? Thanks.



Ron & Ruth

2000 LXI in SPI