💧 Electric Water Pump - Shurflo 4048153E75 Review

I bought this to replace OEM #2088 on our Newmar. 2088 was rated at 2.9 gpm, 4088 at 5 gpm. The pump heads appear to be very similar, the new motor is significantly larger and 4 inches longer. The rubber mount is very flexible. This pump is noisier than the OEM (bigger motor, bigger displacement) but nothing to complain about. The OEM wiring diagram requires the crankshaft to come out of the pump. I spent a few hours looking for the right fittings. Found at West Marine. I can try moving to…

I used this to pressurize a rainwater harvesting system powered by a 12 volt solar battery. It powered an irrigation system that was used regularly throughout the year. According to the flow meter I have in the system, it pumped 21,000 gallons before the bolts holding the pump head loosened and unbalanced everything until the pump head shook from the motor. He broke two bolts in the process, but after removing them and replacing them with new bolts holding the pump head to the motor, the pump…

We gave up on our 10 year old camper pump. I chose this model - higher pressure, excellent reputation. The installation process was relatively easy. If you are replacing a 7 amp pump, you must also purchase the appropriate 10 amp Intellitec control module. This delayed the installation process waiting for it to arrive. The new pump was heavier and slightly larger than the old one, but easily fit in a large compartment. The screw on the fittings I needed was in the package. Everything needed was

I bought this pump because it is a direct replacement for the Shurflo 5.7 GPM. This list of 4 GPM models. I installed it on a horse trailer water tank that allows you to hose down your horse and it works well for that much water flow. The manual recommends 1/2" hoses, so I removed all the smaller 3/8" hoses and fittings and replaced them with 1/2" hoses. I have black sprinkler fittings with a 1/2" thread on one side and one 1/2" male thread to insert into the new hose to connect to the tank and