LOOKING FOR Pump for water transfer.

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So, last night I was needing to get some water out of my RO/Di bin. the pump I have shocked the crapola out of me. so I am needing a good used pump that I can use simply for transfering water. I have a rio 1800 currently so somethign in that range. condition does not mater so long as it works and dont shock me.

Please maybe be willing to ship it to me (ill pay) or maybe we can meet halfway.
 
You coming to the meeting? I have a RIO 1700 laying around. I hear ya have some nice coral?
 
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I had some nice coral. Been having a tough time lately of it but I have plenty of pickupman space invaders (greenish blue centers with neon yellow skirts) aka evil mel's. I have a massive pink devils hand that is reproducing like mad and a neon green nepthea I can frag up. Unfortunately I won't be at the meeting but I could meet Monday maybe. Or next Sunday when I get back from Orlando.

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Purchase online may be the best way out for ya Lindsey. They arent really that expensive. I found that RIO 1800 for $36 on Amazon
Thought I could help if you were going to the meeting. Gas for a trip to Nash cost me more than the pump Singlefin mentioned.
 
I got a battery powered one from Home Depot it moves 3 gal a min and works good because you never have to plug it in so that helps.
 

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