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Troubleshooting a Pumptec 205 on another thread made me realize how important it is to be familiar with your porty pump system.
With having to fix and rebuild 205 pump and motor sets more times than I would have liked, I was pretty confident that any future issue I might have would be able to dealt with efficiently, which is a very good thing, because the first time for anyone is never fun.
I am realizing that in regards to my new machine with a 1XP cat pump, I will again be in the dark if a problem should arise.
These Cat pumps will likely continue to eat up more market share from the proven 205's.
They are still too new to have begun to show their first-to-likely-fail wear components, but as the units out there age, so it will begin and the troubleshooting will begin.
Anyone have to fook with one of these yet?
With having to fix and rebuild 205 pump and motor sets more times than I would have liked, I was pretty confident that any future issue I might have would be able to dealt with efficiently, which is a very good thing, because the first time for anyone is never fun.
I am realizing that in regards to my new machine with a 1XP cat pump, I will again be in the dark if a problem should arise.
These Cat pumps will likely continue to eat up more market share from the proven 205's.
They are still too new to have begun to show their first-to-likely-fail wear components, but as the units out there age, so it will begin and the troubleshooting will begin.
Anyone have to fook with one of these yet?