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Old 06-08-2010, 13:44   #1 (permalink)
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Default non collapsable hose suggestion?

My WMO pump works great until the suction hose collapses...

Any suggestions? There is a hose used in firefighting.... but I'm looking for something to buy locally....
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You need hard suction hose.
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I see you are in Iowa. If there is an ag-chem (spray) equipment dealer in your town or area, they would have many choices of suction hose to choose from.
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I use a 1/2 inch metal pipe thats 4 feet long screwed into my pump. You can lower it into the waste oil as far as you want and keep the water and crud out.
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Hydraulic hose works just fine.
Even junky, old hose works, the steel braid keeps it from collapsing.
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Try white marine sanitation hose . West Marine sells it . It comes in 5/8,3/4,1,and 1 1/2".


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My WMO pump works great until the suction hose collapses...

Any suggestions? There is a hose used in firefighting.... but I'm looking for something to buy locally....

I have a bunch of sections of hoses intended for use on a trash pump/water pump. They are approximately 15' long and have quick disconnects on each end, one male and one female.

They are 1 1/2" diameter. Also have the pump which runs on 208, 3 phase juice. Make me an offer and they are yours.
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Tactor supply, Farm and Fleet or a Grainger will also have what your looking for. You can look up on line for what you need at all three Grainger may give you a few more options though.

Good shopping and post what you decided to use.

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Default Temporay fix.

I needed the pump Tuesday so I made a temp fix...

that water piping they use instead of copper pipe in new homes.... I picked up a small section of it and inserted it into the hose I was using...

I forgot about Grainger....

and the metal pipe is a good idea... just to awkward I'd think.

With my set up Id still need a flexible section anyway.

I'm using and old electric motor to spin a Chevy small block oil pump....it spins at 1700 rpms according to the info on the motor. I think I want to slow it down some too...that would help.
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Sounds like you have your problem solved.
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