Any suggestions on a type or manufacturer of a small pump, (Max 1/12 HP)
suitable to move the wine up from primary to a demijohn 6 ft up
All the small pumps I hav examined require 2 tablespoons of oil to be
inserted in the pump instead of priming, This obviously is no good for the
wine
Raymond

"Raymond Pillemer" > wrote:

>Any suggestions on a type or manufacturer of a small pump, (Max 1/12 HP)
>suitable to move the wine up from primary to a demijohn 6 ft up
>All the small pumps I hav examined require 2 tablespoons of oil to be
>inserted in the pump instead of priming, This obviously is no good for the
>wine
>Raymond
>

http://www.flojet.com/prodInfoApp/se...mpanyId=FLOJET

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"Raymond Pillemer" > wrote:

>Any suggestions on a type or manufacturer of a small pump, (Max 1/12 HP)
>suitable to move the wine up from primary to a demijohn 6 ft up
>All the small pumps I hav examined require 2 tablespoons of oil to be
>inserted in the pump instead of priming, This obviously is no good for the
>wine
>Raymond
>

http://www.flojet.com/prodInfoApp/se...mpanyId=FLOJET

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If you have a built in vacuum cleaner or a powerful regular vacuum cleaner
you might also consider a vacuum racking system.
You can make it yourself out of some half inch hose, a bung with two holes
in it and a way to adapt your vacuum to the half inch hose.
I have a FloJet pump but rarely use it since learning about and building a
vacuum system.
I can rack a carboy in 2-3 minutes.
R
Vancouver, Canada




"Raymond Pillemer" > wrote in message
ers.com...
> Any suggestions on a type or manufacturer of a small pump, (Max 1/12 HP)
> suitable to move the wine up from primary to a demijohn 6 ft up
> All the small pumps I hav examined require 2 tablespoons of oil to be
> inserted in the pump instead of priming, This obviously is no good for the
> wine
> Raymond
>
>

If you have a built in vacuum cleaner or a powerful regular vacuum cleaner
you might also consider a vacuum racking system.
You can make it yourself out of some half inch hose, a bung with two holes
in it and a way to adapt your vacuum to the half inch hose.
I have a FloJet pump but rarely use it since learning about and building a
vacuum system.
I can rack a carboy in 2-3 minutes.
R
Vancouver, Canada




"Raymond Pillemer" > wrote in message
ers.com...
> Any suggestions on a type or manufacturer of a small pump, (Max 1/12 HP)
> suitable to move the wine up from primary to a demijohn 6 ft up
> All the small pumps I hav examined require 2 tablespoons of oil to be
> inserted in the pump instead of priming, This obviously is no good for the
> wine
> Raymond
>
>