More reliable than a Taco 007?
I hope thanksgiving is treating you all well.
I tend to experiment a lot. Being the kind of guy that I am, I have gone through quite a few pumps learning how to deal with my OWB. Based on what I have read, the grundfos pumps that compare to a taco 007 have a ceramic impeller shaft which should last a really long time -- providing you don't snap it by cavitation. I've snapped a couple of grundfos pump shafts...
Taco 007 pumps don't break outright, but I've had 2 get really noisy after 1.5 years or so each. Noisy to where you can't take it... but they still pump water.
I just lost a Bell and Gossett 100 yesterday, but it was on it's way out, the local plumb shop said the motor supports go bad due to over-oiling, which causes the motor to sit lower than the pump, which causes the union between the motor and pump to fail, which is what happened yesterday.
I was expecting a new taco 007 to come in the mail, but it's not here yet, so I had to shut down a zone and borrow a cartridge for one of my old taco 007s.
I have a question. What's the most reliable pump along the lines of a taco 007? Changing out pumps is starting to get a little tiresome. I think I'm done with cavitation issues now, so maybe go back to a grundfos?
I hope thanksgiving is treating you all well.
I tend to experiment a lot. Being the kind of guy that I am, I have gone through quite a few pumps learning how to deal with my OWB. Based on what I have read, the grundfos pumps that compare to a taco 007 have a ceramic impeller shaft which should last a really long time -- providing you don't snap it by cavitation. I've snapped a couple of grundfos pump shafts...
Taco 007 pumps don't break outright, but I've had 2 get really noisy after 1.5 years or so each. Noisy to where you can't take it... but they still pump water.
I just lost a Bell and Gossett 100 yesterday, but it was on it's way out, the local plumb shop said the motor supports go bad due to over-oiling, which causes the motor to sit lower than the pump, which causes the union between the motor and pump to fail, which is what happened yesterday.
I was expecting a new taco 007 to come in the mail, but it's not here yet, so I had to shut down a zone and borrow a cartridge for one of my old taco 007s.
I have a question. What's the most reliable pump along the lines of a taco 007? Changing out pumps is starting to get a little tiresome. I think I'm done with cavitation issues now, so maybe go back to a grundfos?