I picked this up in Himley Hall a few years back.
Simple, but very effective.
Only drawback is it doesn't suck.
It'll do until I get my Sterling Pump working.
Hydro Pump. Home made.
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Hydro Pump. Home made.
Here's some pics of a Home made Hydro Pump.
I picked this up in Himley Hall a few years back.
Simple, but very effective.
Only drawback is it doesn't suck.
It'll do until I get my Sterling Pump working.
I picked this up in Himley Hall a few years back.
Simple, but very effective.
Only drawback is it doesn't suck.
It'll do until I get my Sterling Pump working.
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Re: Hydro Pump. Home made.
That is a seriously heavy duty pump!. If it was mine I'd increase the size of the resouvoir though, it must take many, many fills to fill a system.
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Re: Hydro Pump. Home made.
Aye, It's a bit of a beast. Just a tad over-engineered.
As you pointed out Mark, it does need a few refills for a complete pump up, but for £12 and 2 gallons of fluid thrown in the pump was basically free.
As you pointed out Mark, it does need a few refills for a complete pump up, but for £12 and 2 gallons of fluid thrown in the pump was basically free.