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tjs1295 
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 Posted: May-24-2016 at 2:43pm |
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YES!! Thanks Hollywood. I see what you're saying, makes perfect sense. I also see your point bb12. I just like making sure the rwp & impeller are working correctly, and not sucking air.
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bb12
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Posted: May-24-2016 at 3:46pm |
The bucket method is ultimately best for testing the RWP, but you can get a pretty good idea if your pump is working properly with the T method as well. |
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tjs1295
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Posted: May-24-2016 at 5:19pm |
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I agree. I will most likely put in a "T". It is pretty slick.
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Greg_SA
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Posted: September-20-2021 at 3:19am |
In this setup, when connected to the hose, doesn't water just pour out of the pickup under the boat?
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8122pbrainard
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Posted: September-20-2021 at 8:19am |
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The "Timmy Tee" works. Yes, you get water out the through hull but the RWP sucks what it needs.
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