I now have a Taco 005-BF2-2 circulator pump. Will Grundfos 59896155 fit in the same flange setup as the Taco? Looking at the pictures the flange setup looks about the same.
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I can't say for certain. But the flanges on the Grundfos are sold separately. You can buy the pump, and try out the old flanges. If they don't work, you'll just need to make the second purchase
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Hi Rick. There are two versions of the RMW2.2G24 pump, but unfortunately they are not labeled on the pump themselves. If your inlet and outlet come out the back, then chances are you have a RMW2.2g24-EZ-SX. If they come out the front, then usually you have a RMW2.2G24-EZ. Your best option is this: place the pump on the floor with the mounting legs on the ground; put the inlet and outlet tubes pointing to the right; then look at the mounting leg with a large hole in it. If that leg is pointing down and to the right, then you have the -EZ-SX version. If it is pointing up and to the left, you have the -EZ. Take a look at the picture on this site and align your pump the same way, then look at the leg with the hole. I hope this makes sense. Please let me know.
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Same as with regular flanges. I use the smallest size I can without any skin rubbing against the edges during pumping.
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The valve I have is a Taco 571-2. This head replacement part that valve. According to the "Taco Replacement Parts List" # 104-005 the power unit # 555-050RP also fits 572-2. Google the part list pdf to make sure that what I told you is certain.
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I ordered tube with presta valve ASIN: B000ENMLFK Item model number: 123925. You can use these numbers to cross reference. Hope this helps.
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Thank you for confirming my suspicions. I ordered mine quite a while ago and was wondering why more specifications weren't shown. I thought this "oversight" might have been deliberate, allowing different pumps to be provided under the same listing. Both pumps I received were rotary type and worked very well. Either type can have trouble if the diaphragms or seals are incompatible with the fuel. As an amateur mechanic, I would say the decision for your use would be based on the one that was easiest to install. The usual advice is to mount the pump as close to the fuel tank and as low as possible (pumps push much better than they vacuum), particularly if vapor lock may be an issue.
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Yes, go to the Petsafe website. If you have the model of your fountain(it's on the bottom of the fountain) you can find that way. They show pictures of every pump and what model fountains they fit.
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new pump has flanges like this may or may not work better? Lansinoh Manual Breast Pump
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Hi Ron E. I ordered the fire ring with the 2 inch flange which was $40 more than the none flange ring. When it arrived it did not have the 2 inch flange. I was going to send it back but the freight was a lot. I called the company and ask them to send me the $40 dollar difference. They said they would. They never sent me my $40. That was last June.Thanks Tom L.
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They will, though not perfectly! Honestly if you want better pumping comfort, I would recommend a set of Pumpinpal flanges at http://www.pumpinpal.com/. They are reasonably priced and make pumping so much more comfortable! Not only that the owner and inventor will work with you if you cannot afford them, all you need to do is email him and you will find a link to his email on the site. Happy Pumping!
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Paying an extra $20 for the whole pump is not going to save you any work, and you will still have to buy the flanges separately. The pump is heavy duty cast iron and when I took mine apart, I didn't see any reason to replace the entire thing, but it was only about 6 years old. If you have an older pump, you might have considerably more rust, etc, and replacing the whole pump makes sense. By the way, I recommend ordering the gaskets from Home Depot if you have one near you, as they were about 1.38 compared to 10.51 from Amazon. What's up with that???? I'm a thrifty person so this is how I think. Good luck! Paying an extra $20 for the whole pump is not going to save you any work, and you will still have to buy the flanges separately. The pump is heavy duty cast iron and when I took mine apart, I didn't see any reason to replace the entire thing, but it was only about 6 years old. If you have an older pump, you might have considerably more rust, etc, and replacing the whole pump makes sense. By the way, I recommend ordering the gaskets from Home Depot if you have one near you, as they were about 1.38 compared to 10.51 from Amazon. What's up with that???? I'm a thrifty person so this is how I... » Read More Paying an extra $20 for the whole pump is not going to save you any work, and you will still have to buy the flanges separately. The pump is heavy duty cast iron and when I took mine apart, I didn't see any reason to replace the entire thing, but it was only about 6 years old. If you have an older pump, you might have considerably more rust, etc, and replacing the whole pump makes sense. By the way, I recommend ordering the gaskets from Home Depot if you have one near you, as they were about 1.38 compared to 10.51 from Amazon. What's up with that???? I'm a thrifty person so this is how I think. Good luck! « Show Less
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My newer Intex pump is working better than the one that came with my 18x48 hardsided pool.As long as the fittings will match up, it is definitely worth a try..
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too high, you need one for a chevy vega 70 - 72 or 3 they run 3 PSI and you still may want to run a Tee at the carb with a .060 orfis in the 1/4" return line. they use to make a 3" square looking universal import pump 3 PSI .05 amp draw but i dont know the number.how about a beer keg gravity feed mounted like a tractor weight higher than the motor would be cool 1/2 psi is enought 3 psi is max on a good float and needle assemblywrascil@aol.com
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this pump can be matched to 1/2, 3/4 and 1 inch flanges. I do not know what size flanges you have.
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This question cannot be answered without knowing what flange configuration you already have. Since it comes with a new flange, why try to use the old one.
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That is the size pool I have, and I followed this link http://www.bluefade.com/intex-filter-pump-compatibility/ (which is a conversion chart for pool pumps) to see if it would work for mine. Get the model # from your current pump and check the conversion chart.
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I did a Google search and found a list of cross referenced filters. yours is the KH1205008 which is a replacement for the original KH1205001. The KH1205001 corss references to:Donaldson P551763, Baldwin B1410, Fleetguard LF16108, John Deere KH1205008, Kohler 1205001, Tecumseh 36262, Fram PH8172, Wix 51056, and ACDelco PF2210.So the short answer is yes, but all of the above should also fit. I found the Fram was easier to find.