I'm in the market for a new TM and I notice SteamAction doesn't offer freshwater demand pumps on any of their machines with submount freshwater tanks.
Why is that? What am i missing?
Why is that? What am i missing?
Why no demand pumps on SteamAction?
- Thread starter Giorgio
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Also, there's no demand pump on their 2026 Nike model either.
what gives?
View: https://youtu.be/Y5lMy7ZAPUc?si=9xBBUzDU97Yo8WKm
what gives?
View: https://youtu.be/Y5lMy7ZAPUc?si=9xBBUzDU97Yo8WKm
I haven't watched the video yet, but after studying up on several manufacturers systems and building my own machine i learned that cleanco pto's don't use a transfer pump when transferring water from onboard storage eighter. That's because where most machines need the supply/ water box to be higher than the pressure pump inorder to gravity feed water to it or it will loose prime. And a pressure pump to supply water to the waterbox Its my understanding that cleanco uses a Cat CP5 pressure pump. This pump, insteat of relying on gravity to feed it will suck the water up into the pump eliminating the need for a transfer pump and for that matter a waterbox
That's what I was thinking.
The Cat 5 pump on my old Vortex would draw water from the belly tank. Once in a while it would lose prime but that was usually do to a loose hose connection on the draw side.
So, if a Cat 5 can draw water from a belly tank maybe all high pressure pumps can draw water from belly or saddle tank.
Now, I'm wondering if the fresh water demand pumps the industry has been pushing all these decades are totally unnecessary and were just added for overall expense and complexity for something that was never an issue to begin with.
Your thoughts?
The Cat 5 pump on my old Vortex would draw water from the belly tank. Once in a while it would lose prime but that was usually do to a loose hose connection on the draw side.
So, if a Cat 5 can draw water from a belly tank maybe all high pressure pumps can draw water from belly or saddle tank.
Now, I'm wondering if the fresh water demand pumps the industry has been pushing all these decades are totally unnecessary and were just added for overall expense and complexity for something that was never an issue to begin with.
Your thoughts?
