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Blue Line SD 1100 external pump $65 plus S/H

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It's a Blue Line SD1100, rated at 1105 gph and 18 feet of head. 70 W. From a website selling these pumps:

These pumps are designed and built by a former chief engineer from Iwaki-Japan.
They feature the same flow curves, high head pressure, low noise, and reliability that have made Iwaki the best magnetic drive pumps available.
The BlueLine HD pumps are even slightly quieter than Iwaki, with a lower frequency.

Retails for $150 or so, $65 for this one. You can easily valve it back and reduce the flow and electrical consumption.

Dave
 
was just looking thur the unanswered threads and saw this. Just a heads up these pumps are bad shippers if left with the wet end assemblies together. the weight and vibration breaks the ceramic shaft the impeller rides on. Ive bought 2 of this style pump one panworld and one blueline both are " These pumps are designed and built by a former chief engineer from Iwaki-Japan. " both were received with the shaft broke. Just wanted to let you know and maybe save you and a buyer a headache
 
Thanks. Mine shipped to me fine but I'll be sure and remove the impeller before shipping it to someone. It's been a great pump for me, quiet and efficient.
 
Picture for those who requested it. Wet side has been removed for shipping and shown loosely placed on pump for the photo.
pump-1.jpg

Figure on about 12 lbs. shipped from 37716.

Dave
 

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