The March 809 HS pump is constructed of food grade material, will handle wort at boiling temperature, and take back pressure (flow restriction). The high temperature polysulfil (sometimes called polysulfone) pump housing withstands temperatures to 250 F (121 C). The March 809 uses a magnetic-drive pump, so there is no chance of oil contaminating beer. Don't you hate it when that happens? All parts in contact with the wort are food grade, and do not impart off flavors. This pump can be used for an all-grain system, or used to pump wort through a counterflow or brazed plate heat exchanger.
Haha! I had been holding out on buying a March Pump for a while, hoping that they'd go on sale. I ended breaking down and buying one from AHS last week! I figured, that would ensure they'd end up going on sale shortly after Oh well, glad everyone else will be able to take advantage of the price.
Haha! I had been holding out on buying a March Pump for a while, hoping that they'd go on sale. I ended breaking down and buying one from AHS last week! I figured, that would ensure they'd end up going on sale shortly after Oh well, glad everyone else will be able to take advantage of the price.
Haha, I was actually looking at these last night at Austin not knowing these were on sale, thinking, "Man, he's got the best price anywhere for ones with the cord and mount!". Think I'll snag one right now!
March Pumps: 10% off Sale
Oh well, glad everyone else will be able to take advantage of the price.
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