Alan McCabe
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How long should the pump last,I use trolly 4 days a week still do some trad so not caining me trolly thanks
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On the flip side to this debate, both my pumps have strainers and have never caused a problem.Your strainer could well be the the problem. I never run with one now. I don't see the point if you keep your barrels clean and are only using pure water. Since I've not used one I have never had problems with flow.
On the flip side to this debate, both my pumps have strainers and have never caused a problem.
I clean them every two weeks and even though I'm careful, there is still muck in them that they have stopped. Each to their own etc etc
I also have one on my streamline trolley. Again, never had any problems with airlocks etc ?I probably get away with it because I use 25ltr barrels that are easy to flush out compared to a large static tank. My original PF trolley ten years ago, came without one and I thought I'd fit one. Up to that point I'd had no trouble, just though it sounded like a good idea. So I fitted an inline one. Unfortunately it caused more problems than it was worth. Mainly with clearing airlocks. I never found anything in it except algea that grew in it, so I took it off. My new trolley, two years ago, came with one fitted which caused problems with flow within a few weeks of getting it. It wasn't a serviceable part so it took it off. Not had a problem since. Airlocks clear in two seconds flat (no exageration) and I run almost every barrel dry.
My earlier suggestion was because the original post mentioned the fact that the problem was with a freedom trolley. I fully understand why it is a good idea to fit one on a van mount and I would if I had one.