Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Jakey boy on September 27, 2014, 08:47:25 pm
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What's the average life span expected out of these pumps? assuming using 5 days a week, not heavy use as I still trad some houses each day.
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I had one 5 years,
Only changed it to a vyair one because it started to sound a bit rattley but still worked, was going to keep it as a spare but lent it never to be returned. The vyair one lasted about 2 years so bought another shurflo 2 years ago. money well spent. :)
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Two pumps side by side eight years and still going strong
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A pair at 5 years plus
A pair at 3 years
A pair at 6 month
All sound the same, all run perfectly
Darran
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Mine will be 10 in january , not even had a pressure switch yet !!!!
Rich
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I bought mine second hand in a boot market for £3.
8 years on and still working although I'm hardly a 20+ houses a day type CIU window cleaner that earns £££££££'s a day week in and week out.
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7 1/2 years and still going strong, when the pump finally gives up, will definetly get the same again
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A neighbour of mine who does something clever with RO systems for huge cruise ships (and knows his stuff) reckons these shurflo diaphragm pumps are designed to be worked hard.