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JOHNSON PUMP
Heavy-Duty 1600, 2200 & 4000 GPH Pumps
Designed to meet and exceed the tough demands of commercial and recreational duty, these pumps feature a 12-pole motor with double ball bearings for extended service life. Impellers are carefully designed to maximize head and flow. 2200 and 4000 GPH models incorporate a mechanical seal design that eliminates shaft wear. All models feature snap-in bases that can be easily removed to clear debris. Outlet port check valve included for optional use.
- Features: Double ball-bearing motors for extended service life
- Type: Submersible centrifugal electric bilge pump
- Port Sizes: 1-1/8"–2"
- Built-In Switch: No
- Material: Thermoplastic body, stainless-steel shaft
- Warranty: Three years
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33%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
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Pros
- Powerful easy to install
Cons
- none
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- Marine applications
Comments about Heavy Duty 1600, 2200 & 4000 GPH Pumps:
Back up bilge pump for my offshore boat. Simple to install and very powerful.
Pros
Cons
- 1600gph is more like 450
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Comments about Heavy Duty 1600, 2200 & 4000 GPH Pumps:
pump sucks, bought Johnson 1600 gph,tried against Rule 1500 gph, Rule out preformed the 1600 by 500 gph, big differance between the 2.
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Cons
- Gph overrated bigtime
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Comments about Heavy Duty 1600, 2200 & 4000 GPH Pumps:
bought a johnson 1600gph, took 40 sec to fill a 5 gal bucket using 1-1/8 dia hose = 7.5gal per min x 60 min = 450 per hr. Tried against a Rule 1500gph, took 20 sec to fill a 5 gal bucket using a 1-1/8 hose = 15 gal per min x 60 = 900 gal per min. Which I think is reasonable
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