Sweet Lew
Pond Noob
Hey All,
Been years since I posted, but need some assistance. Long story long, my Savio WMS 2050 GPH pump died after 10 years (crazy, I know). Put in a new one and I noticed the water level dropping at least 2 inches daily ( I confirmed it's the waterfall and not the liner). For giggles, I put in my Becket 1050 GPH pump that I used for cleanouts instead. Water level hasn't budged, but I'm wondering if that pump is sufficient. I tried calling the pond service that has been cleaning my pond for the last 10 years and the owner just blows off my texts and VMs. I can ASSume he doesn't like call backs for chasing leaks.
I'm looking for help on why the 2050 GPH pump is pushing water out. I've used that pump with no issues until this year. I'm also curious if it's the right size. My pond is roughly 400 gallons with a 3' head 15' of plumbing. Can I keep the 1050 GPH pump or do I need to size up?
Thanks,
Lew
Been years since I posted, but need some assistance. Long story long, my Savio WMS 2050 GPH pump died after 10 years (crazy, I know). Put in a new one and I noticed the water level dropping at least 2 inches daily ( I confirmed it's the waterfall and not the liner). For giggles, I put in my Becket 1050 GPH pump that I used for cleanouts instead. Water level hasn't budged, but I'm wondering if that pump is sufficient. I tried calling the pond service that has been cleaning my pond for the last 10 years and the owner just blows off my texts and VMs. I can ASSume he doesn't like call backs for chasing leaks.
I'm looking for help on why the 2050 GPH pump is pushing water out. I've used that pump with no issues until this year. I'm also curious if it's the right size. My pond is roughly 400 gallons with a 3' head 15' of plumbing. Can I keep the 1050 GPH pump or do I need to size up?
Thanks,
Lew
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