Website was easy to navigate and gave great info on how to determine pump size and needs. Staff was very informative on how to read pump charts and pump selection as well. I had previously purchased a cheap pump on Ebay that tested poorly upon arrival. Using a 55 gal drum, it would only produce about 3.5GPM.... far below the advertised 22GPM at 300'. So, I went searching for another pump but did not want to spend $1000 or more.... and I came across Tuhorse... for just about $400, I got the exact pump I needed... rated for the exact depth and pressure my previous pump was set at (190' total depth. water level at 145' plus 20' drawdown in 8" casing with 30-50psi tank... so this was the exact pump for me. And guess what, I performed the same test on this pump as I did the cheap ebay counterpart... and the Tuhorse pumped exactly as advertised... at 27GPM in a 55 gal drum... so she will easily produce 18gpm when lowered. I dropped her back down using my 190' of 1.5" galvanized pipe (did the work myself using a 26' tall platform and my 12,000 winch off my truck with snatch blocks)... not an EASY project, but not a nightmare either for those with basic mechanic/plumbing skills... She has been down in the hole for a couple of months now and not a single issue.. with higher pressure and less issues than the Franklin/Grundfos pump which had gone out, causing the need for a new pump.
PS: the control box was top notch.. not the cheap China cr@p with single capacitor on the cheap ebay stuff...
Thanx a ton Tuhorse...
