Advice On New Pond Pump

[George&Ade]

Seeing as ive got a new pond..new filter...new air pump etc... thought i may as well treat myself to a new pump.

I need a really powerfull one with 2 seperate outlets.

One to run the filter, and one to go to the stone feature i have.

I would like to be able to adjust the flow on BOTH outlets and have about £300-£350 to spend.

The outlets must be able to take 1 1/4 pipe (32mm)

Anyone have any tips please???

 

[bribones]

east riding koi company


i went for one of there VIP range and there spot on

to save money on a twin outlet just add a T junction inline to split the flow you can buy inline valves as well to control the flow

 

[George&Ade]

Hey bribones....what a good idea....i didnt think of that.

Thanks a lot

 

[Paul_MTS]

Personally I love the Oase AquaMax pumps, there all i run on my pond.

As for splitting the flow, On my set up i have used 1 of Oase's T juntions, as these have very good ball valves built into it for £20 odd retail it's a bargain when you add up all the separate bits you would need with standard fittings and valves.

 

[The-Wolf]

Personally I love the Oase AquaMax pumps, there all i run on my pond.

Paul you got money to burn?
look for Yamamitsu pumps as they are exactly the same thing as Oase but not badged and are therefor roughly half the price.
(Oase and Yamamitsu are made in the same factory.)

 

[Paul_MTS]

look on ebay and there dirt cheap, but when a pump lasts 10 years i'd rather pay out a bit more.

do the yamitsu pumps offer a 5 year gurantee though? when talking pumps thats very important in my opinion.

here's the Y peice i was on about.

 

[The-Wolf]

do the yamitsu pumps offer a 5 year gurantee though?

Yes, just fill in the registration form and send it to them with ther reciept