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The one on the top looks kind of small (gpm wise). I would go with the bottom pump, and if it doesn't specifically say it comes with a cord, it doesn't. Although not many do and it's simple to wire one.
 
t appears to be an option.. click on text link and scrool to the bottom.

96'' cord with grounded plug and on/off switch [+$12.00]
 
ChrisS said:
t appears to be an option.. click on text link and scrool to the bottom.

96'' cord with grounded plug and on/off switch [+$12.00]
Click to expand...

I would bet that's not installed. But not a bad price for a cord with a switch.
 
Yeah, you will want the one on the bottom... 1/25. You can take the flow rate and chop it in half or more by the time you get it plumbed in. The resistance and the head on the pump will knock an easy 50% off the advertised GPM.
 
Without hijacking this thread, is there a difference in pump life or hours used before failure of rebuilding time between a brass head pump and the plastic head? This would both be the March 1/25 hp pumps?
 
I have never heard of either one failing. What about replacement cost comparison of they DO fail?
 
Oh? At B3? They are probably out of stock, even though it may not say so :D
 

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