Pumps??

[homebrewer]

Has anyone used these pumps before? If so please provide feedback. Thanks,


http://www.tescopumps.com/servlet/the-2 ... RHS/Detail

[ColoradoBrewer]

Hi homebrewer, welcome to the forum. While I can't say that the 815 pump will definitely work, I believe it will. I checked the specs on March's website and they're pretty close to the 809 series pumps that most homebrewers use. The main consideration is the pumps ability to handle high temps. March doesn't give temp specs for the 815, but it's made of the same material as the 809 pump so I think you're golden. Here are a couple of links so you can compare the two. I hope they help.

http://www.marchpump.com/809-pl-hs/

http://www.marchpump.com/815-pl-c/

[WillowBrew]

I bought these pumps for good price at greatbreweh but need to find the proper hose that can be used for food grade and heat.

[jannereeves]

I want to use this pump, but $169 is pretty expensive..

[ColoradoBrewer]

Check out Chugger pumps. They seem to be less expensive than the March 809/815 series. I wish I would have known about them when I bought my 815. Here's a link from the NB forum about 'em.

http://forum.northernbrewer.com/viewtop ... 1&t=114421

[brewmaster]

I bought one of these years ago as a backup to the pump that I already had. I'll have to get it out and use it one of these days. When I do, I'll give you some feedback.

[Medic031578]

A friend told me about Chugger pumps a few years ago and bought one. They work fantastic, well the stainless head ones do, don’t know about the plastic heads.

[Demoner]

The page display no longer exists. Do you need a metal dome?