- Jan 17, 2018
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- Equinox 800, Sdc 2300, gold monster 1000 gpx 6000.
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Get rid of that 90 and have the hose go straight into the ball valve, if you have not glued everything yet. Just swivel the T so it sticks out.
Nice set up, I see the carpet or whatever that is right at the start forcing smoother flowHere's some pics of my recycler. I have a 300 gal. water tank for my pickup so can do a days worth of dry digging. I like shoveling out of a wheelbarrow and not having to bend over, it is better for my back. The tank has a 4 inch plug so I can flush the tailings when the tank fills up and then refill the tank. I have a 1/4 inch screen in the sink I shovel into and the rocks roll off the back. Works good. The biggest problem I have is screening the organics from plugging the pump. I have tried numerous screens but letting it run wide open and pulling the debris off the pump input seems to work best.
Once I get a functioning pump I’ll try it without. I have a pressure coupler which should hold the hose inGET RID OF THE BALL VALVE!!
You do not need it
Ive been running my blue bowl with out a fuse for about fifteen years.... never have I had a burnout .
Whats a bilge like 4 amps drawn?
Battery charger to battery... leads from bilge to clips negative stays attached positive is my on/off lead
wires never get hot same pump for years.
I realize bigger pumps draw more but?
if its running and pumping what it should I wouldn't thing the pump was broken.
My battery charger is the type that wont turn on unless it is hooked to a battery.
Though I can trick it after it starts and leave the positive leads connected.. detach from the positve side of the battery running positive lead from charger to pump and it will keep running.
your fuse should be no more than 150 % of amp draw.
If your not supplying the pump with enough voltage your amp draw will increase.
any loose or corroded connections will do the same. 16 g wire can handle 15 amps your pump isn't pulling that.
Try this disconnect the water supply from the equipment.
Run the pump in the tub with it basically pumping at zero head.
if you don't blow a fuse its a clue that your trying to get the pump to pump more than it can... the resistance is increasing the draw.. and your fuses are blowing.
I’ll give it a shot. Have nothing to loose at this point haha.try hooking it to a car battery that switching power supply was meant to power electronics,
a motor needs a higher draw to get powered up. maybe the pump is trying to draw more than is available.
shouldn't blow a fuse like that, strange
I’ll have to check Into this option more, as of now we’ll ones don’t seem to be in 3kgph rangeget a well pump you can plug in. or a cheapish above ground pool pump