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Quote from: Parker 1 on July 23, 2014, 09:56:50 AMThis is what we use. Cleaned weekly and or every 350 screens. Sorry for the bad pic.Great post Chris!!!! How does the water look coming out of this unit? Do you think a 1 or 2 stage waterfilter like on some of the other units after this one would give even cleaner water, or do you think that is overkill?Chris, do you guys drain into a tank with a sump pump, and then pump the water through this device?Thanks man!Mike
This is what we use. Cleaned weekly and or every 350 screens. Sorry for the bad pic.
Quote from: screenprintguy on July 23, 2014, 10:50:53 AMQuote from: Parker 1 on July 23, 2014, 09:56:50 AMThis is what we use. Cleaned weekly and or every 350 screens. Sorry for the bad pic.Great post Chris!!!! How does the water look coming out of this unit? Do you think a 1 or 2 stage waterfilter like on some of the other units after this one would give even cleaner water, or do you think that is overkill?Chris, do you guys drain into a tank with a sump pump, and then pump the water through this device?Thanks man!MikeThis is an inline gravity filter that is installed before the pea-trap, no tank or pump used. Works like what Gilligan and Moose are using. As far as the water coming out of the filter it is free of most if not all solids, but I would not drink it. I installed this b/c our drain was continuously getting clogged. Chris
those of you that are using pump based systems: anybody have a suggestion for a good pump to use to pump the water through the cartridge filters?
My biggest question is still what to use to pump through the cartridge filters... I have an idea/handle on how to 'rig' everything else.