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FS...Sequence 4300 pump

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i was running this pump on my 1100 gal prop system .. at first i was using 2 reeflo darts on my 10' 450 gal tank as the closed loop pumps and another dart for the return / manifold... sadly after running all those pumps i realized i wasted alot of money.. i went with the 4300 and got way more flow with one pump then i did with 3 darts.. i had this pump feeding my OM-8, Reeflo Orca 250, cal rx, 3 - media reactors, 114 watt uv sterilizer, 2 120 gal frag tanks and this beast pump was only at 3/4 of the way open.. roughly about 40' of 1 - 1/2" pvc pipe / spa flex

i was using it on just 2 titan bins and ive had to ball it down to a trickle so that i wouldnt blow coral off of rocks.. if i coudl use this pump i would... its just way too big for a 190 Display that only has 1 1-1/2" drain..
pump has about 9 months of actual use on it.. replaced seals on it right after thanksgiving with the saltwater ones

heres some specs on it
Model: 4300SEQ20

  • Flow Rate: 1200-4300gph
  • Flow Rate @ 4` Head: 3900gph
  • Max Head: 20ft
  • Ave. Amps/Watts @115V: 2A/205W
  • Motor Speed: 1/6hp
  • Inlet/Outlet: 1.5"
  • Dimensions (W x H): 12.86" x 8.33" x 7.54"
  • Pressure Rated: No

i paid 490 for this when i got it ...

SELLING FOR 340.OO SHIPPED / INSURED TO 48 US STATES
 
pump is packed up and ready to go... got tired of seeing it so packed it up.. out of sight means i wont try to set up another tank
 

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