Marko067
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Once primed it should stay primed unless you draw air in again. But do disconnect the hose at the reel when you prime it.
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Pump leaking from the pressure switch
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Once primed it should stay primed unless you draw air in again. But do disconnect the hose at the reel when you prime it.
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Guys you are absolute legends!! I filled the tank and its all working again, thank you.
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And to the original point of the thread the pressure switch was leaking because I didn't tighten it up enough. I haven't reconnected it just yet but I plan to next week.
On closer inspection I think the pump is a cheap knock off but it works. It's too late for me to do anything about this but I will be replacing it with a genuine Shurflo pump when it gives up. To be fair the pumps and controller seem to cost £180 alone. I paid £175 and it has been mounted. Not to mention the seller has to pay eBay fees... Lesson learned.
On closer inspection I think the pump is a cheap knock off but it works. It's too late for me to do anything about this but I will be replacing it with a genuine Shurflo pump when it gives up. To be fair the pumps and controller seem to cost £180 alone. I paid £175 and it has been mounted. Not to mention the seller has to pay eBay fees... Lesson learned.
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