
Originally Posted by
EricU
Ok, so now....
If I gut my pumps and bags and go with all new stuff and ignoring the price difference....
What I don't like reading about the reversibles is;
- They dump out of the fill thru-hull - Seems like they will be left on a lot
- The impellers burn out easier?
- They are slower?
And how do I figure out what bags will fit?
Eric.
1. Even when you drain through the pick up under the boat, the pump has a distictive gargling sound as it becomes empty
2. You only burn the impeller up if you let the pump run a long time dry. You can buy replacement impellers and get the Green kind and have no reall worries.
3. I found on my setup they were very fast with 1inch lines.
I will admit i am more paranoid with the Reversables and pay a lot more attention when draining.
Areators IDK i just hit drain and shut them off when ever i get around to it
As for Power use, Yes the Reversables use about 8xs the power an Areator will use. I had 2 in my boat and never really worried about running the engine while they filled or drained, but i also run 3 batteries.
I know a lot of the newer boats with Reversables actually make you run the boat or the pump wont turn on and off.
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