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Two pumps can carry the same curve, the same flange sizes and the same impeller, and cost hundreds of dollars apart. The difference is usually whether the pump owns a shaft. It is the least glamorous specification decision…
Read MoreA utility pump is the one you own for the day something goes wrong. It sits in a corner of the garage doing nothing for years, which is exactly the point. Buying one is simple once you stop…
Read MoreA diaphragm pump does the opposite of what most pumps do. Rather than spinning liquid outward and converting that speed into pressure, it simply squeezes a chamber and pushes a measured amount of liquid along. That difference explains…
Read MoreTwo contractors can quote the same well, the same house and the same pump, and come back $1,200 apart. Neither of them is necessarily wrong. Almost none of the money is the pump. Once you know what the…
Read MoreMost well pumps that get replaced did not need replacing. The tank next to them failed, the pump started and stopped every few seconds trying to compensate, and the motor died of exhaustion. A pressure tank costs a…
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