I've been reading and I notice there many different pumps so just wanted to see what everyone is using.I have about $5000 saved up and wanna start my business but I wanna start with the best
12 Volts, John Blues, Udor, Comet, Roller Pumps and Air Diaphragms
Have you wondered what the differences are between the 12 Volt pumps (Shurflo, Flojet, Delavan, etc), John Blue, Udor, Comet, Roller Pumps and Air Diaphragm pumps?
POLYPROPYLENE & FIBERGLASS REINFORCEMENT* BODY, SANTOPRENE AND VITON
AIR COMPRESSOR
1 YEAR
$212 AND COMPRESSOR DRYER AND REG/FILTER
ALL-FLO
KE038-B3
KYNAR SANTOPRENE
AIR COMPRESSOR
5 YEARS
$385 AND COMPRESSOR DRYER AND REG/FILTER
*When Sodium Hypochlorite breaks down, it forms Hypochlorous Acid and a Hypochlorite Ion.Sodium Hypochlorite breaks down when it comes in contact with organics, a temperature rise, high or low pH, time passing and ultraviolet rays.The Hypochlorous Acid is REACTIVE to the Fiberglass mixed in with the Polypropylene body of the pump.The Fiberglass improves the integrity and strength of the pump manifold but is ultimately the inherent time bomb for roof washers using Sodium Hypochlorite.The result is pin-prick size holes in the pump caused by the degradation of the strands of Fiberglass by the Hypochlorous Acid.
I guess that answers that! I have three setups, air and the 5880 and fatboy. 95% of my jobs are done with the 5880 and the fat boy takes care of the rest. I never need the air,I suggest the two 12v { 5880 and Fatboy } and add on as needed. All three are on my setup just incase one fails I'm not stuck.At the beginning of this season Both of my 12v failed { my own fault } and had to use the air to finish the job. Have not used it since but is there for emergencies.