Hey Folks.
When you store for the winter season, do you maintain the vacuum on the unit or 'flush' and release the pressure?
Any reasons behind your thinking?
Thanks
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Vacuflush over the winter
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km1125
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Re: Vacuflush over the winter
Don't think it matters. I doubt it would hold vacuum for the whole duration. How long have you seen it hold vacuum during the season?
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Re: Vacuflush over the winter
Holds vacuum the entire season.
However, I don't recall if it holds during the winter.
However, I don't recall if it holds during the winter.
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Re: Vacuflush over the winter
Well, I doubt it actually holds the entire season. It's "recharged" every time the pump runs.
Obviously, you'd want to shut the pump off in the off season and make sure any of the water passages are properly emptied or treated with an antifreeze, but whether there's vacuum in the compartments for a bit won't really matter.
Obviously, you'd want to shut the pump off in the off season and make sure any of the water passages are properly emptied or treated with an antifreeze, but whether there's vacuum in the compartments for a bit won't really matter.
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Re: Vacuflush over the winter
Yes, just winterize as usual and leave the bowl with antifreeze in it, turn off the system.
One anecdote, after refitting our old boat with new hoses and changed much to pvc it actually held vac all winter. Shocked the heck out of me in the spring.
One anecdote, after refitting our old boat with new hoses and changed much to pvc it actually held vac all winter. Shocked the heck out of me in the spring.
The above is strictly my opinion always based on years of doing...remember to support local business , it pays back.
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