Recent content by SpecialK

Well it all needed to be cleared up, that's for certain. Good people were unfairly having their name besmirched, and that's just not right in my books. If there's any blame to be passed around then it should be shared between us (PP) and the people who make unfair assumptions. Hopefully it's...

Good morning Everyone. Well it's been a while since I've posted here, but I've definitely been hearing from a few members here and retailers alike regarding March pumps and the situation. Some people here have been insinuating that we have organised to deal exclusively with Grain and Grape...

I've just been browsing through the forums, and after reading all the positive comments I feel compelled to say 'thankyou' to all the people who have had a positive experience with the March 809 series pumps. I know I'm not a regular poster here but I do try and keep an eye on things to lend a...

Jayse has covered pretty much everything about these pumps in his post above. Often used in hydronic heating systems and hot water boosting. The main problem is they are designed for use in a closed loop or similar system so they're not so flash at performing suction lift applications. The...

Nope, that's not a March pump. From a quick glance I'd say it's a simple pressure boosting pump, mainly made in Italy or China. Sometimes found in caravans and the like where people don't want to use a hand operated pump. It wouldn't be Mag drive either so there is always a chance of...

Good point Warren, something like that would be ideal for running a small 12VDC pump like the March 893-03. Cheers mate, K.K.

PP, Thanks for the kind comments, I just like to assist people who may not know much about pumping theory and the like. I've got next to no experience with home brewing, but I do know about pumps and difficult applications. The reason for the offer of the free pump is two-fold. 1. It's an...

Hi PP, I've got something that might help you out. We used to sell some small March pumps for use on hot water boilers. They're a lot smaller than the 809 series pumps that most people here are familiar with. They have a maximum flow rate of 10 L/min and push water upto 3 metres. They are...

I'd give you some advice on that pump but I can't get the link to work right now. I'll check it later and let you know if looks alright. Cheers Karl Koce. Process Pumps.

G'day Paul, I'd be happy to help you out with any technical info on the march 809 series pumps such as performance characteristics, dimensional drawings, etc... If you know what kind of flow rate and pressure you are looking to achieve feel free to PM me and I'll do what I can to help you...

Hello everyone, and a happy new year to all. Just found this particular subject. If anyone has any questions concerning their March pumps please don't hesitate to ask me and I'll do my best to answer any and all questions. Cheers Karl Koce, Process Pumps (Aust.)

Just a quick question for everyone who purchased the March pumps with Johnno. Have all the people who received incorrect mounting brackets now received the correctly bent ones? If anyone has missed out or is still waiting please let me know and I'll look into it for you. Cheers, Karl Koce.

Thanks for the greetings. I'd love to give Johnno something to show our appreciation. Alas we don't have any merchandise, only pumps. Hopefully March or another of our manufacturers will send some Christmas merchandise through in the next month, if so I'll pick out something nice for Johnno...

It would make more sense to send the warranty card to us, because if there are any problems with the equipment (heaven forbid!) then we will be the ones to replace/repair. I'll start a file at work with any warranty cards people would like to send in. Note that if you choose not to send the...

Hello Everyone, Just to introduce myself, I work at Process Pumps and will be happy to give any support in relation to the March pumps that a lot of you have now purchased. Apologies for the incorrect bracket, very embarassing :huh: We've organised to send a new bracket to Johnno (one that...