Hello, I was wondering which pump is best for my machine, also where is best to mount it? I always seem to do something that gets water in my tub... I don't think it has anything to do with the way I drive..... Lol.. Thanx. Norm.....
Hello, I was wondering which pump is best for my machine, also where is best to mount it? I always seem to do something that gets water in my tub... I don't think it has anything to do with the way I drive..... Lol.. Thanx. Norm.....
I usually just get a small manual pump at Walmart. Mount the base to a piece of L shaped aluminum and bolt that to the top lip of inner frame rail. I run the discharge hose between the rear seat and engine cover. Keeping water off the belt is most important as a wet belt won't drive the vehicle at all.
Water on the belt is the problem, the swamps and ponds I go in and out of are pretty steep, It's been driving me crazy for such an easy fix. eBay has all kinds of pumps, I'm thinking 2 pumps as I've herd these are easy to plug up? Thanx. Norm.
I have good luck with the whale brand pump from amazon. It's low profile and lays down in the chain trough in the right center of the tub with a bracket off the frame as mentioned before. Yes they can plug up but not too bad if you keep the tub clean.
What it lacks in ground clearance it makes up for with traction.
This bracket will act as sort of a spring and keeps the pump low in the chain well.
Here is a link with more details http://www.6x6world.com/forums/max-a...ilge-pump.html
Keith.
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That's where I got the idea of using the whale pump. Knew I seen it somewhere.
What it lacks in ground clearance it makes up for with traction.
Nice
Wow great lil pump I'll have to find a couple of those now, oh well it never ends...thanks for the idea I've been wondering myself what I'd like to do. Maybe an RV pump sucking from two hoses with a Y and ball valves turn one on then off and other on..this maybe might just be easier IMHO than my idea...Originally Posted by kghills
This bracket will act as sort of a spring and keeps the pump low in the chain well.
Here is a link with more details http://www.6x6world.com/forums/max-a...ilge-pump.html
Keith.
Are those expensive?
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That does look like a great setup, I just ordered 2 whale 650 pumps, that should solve my problem until my rear bearing get loose.. Thanks for the info.. Norm
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