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2.
Use the strainer (D) when pumping from a creek,
pond, or source where debris may be sucked into
the
pump. The strainer should prevent debris from
entering the inlet line (2).
Note: To prevent re-priming during periods of frequent
stopping and restarting of the pump
valve (sold separately) instead of the included suction
strainer (D). The foot valve will keep the pump primed
when it is turned off.
Caution: Even when using a foot
pump permanently installed.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS – PRESSURE BOOSTING
WARNING: If the nozzle on the discharge is shut off for an extended period of time, this may
cause damage to the pump and/or hose and will void the warranty. If the nozzle is closed for more
than 5 seconds, you must turn off the pump.
CAUTION: In order to properly boost pressure, your inlet water pressure must be between 11
PSI and 29 PSI.
1. Installing the pump:
a. Threaded hose fittings (B) are furnished for
attaching garden hoses (sold separately).
Wrap threads of the hose fittings with
thread tape before threading into pump (C).
b. The inlet (2) and discharge lines (1) can be
regular garden hoses.
c. Connect double female hose connector
(sold separately) to the suction side of the
pump.
(C),
install a foot
valve,
do not leave the
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C
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2
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