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HomePond SuppliesPumpsSubmersible PumpsDanner Pondmaster 7, 700 gph |
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8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
 Best Price Nov 06, 2007
By Dave Popiel
"SuprDave"
Does what it's supposed to do. This is my third mag pump. I've been working my way up throught the years. My first was 250, then a 500. This is a 700 gph.(They all still work fine.) I use it with a their matching 1 sq, foot filter. You must use an add on filter or it will be constantly clogging. The 700 is perfect for the Bell Type Fountain.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Quiet and a bit underpowered May 31, 2011
By David
I looked it several different pumps to power my aquaponics system. This unit was recommended by the guys at Friendly Aquaponics so I thought I couldn't go wrong. I have about 400 gallons in my system and the goal is to cycle at least that amount every hour. By the specs this pump should be more that enough to handle the job, but it seems a little underpowered to me and next time I think I will go with a larger Danner pump as the pump seems to be very well made. This is not like the cheap Chinese pumps you get off Ebay.
It came with a basket that keeps a lot of the solid material out of the pump, but at the same time it doesn't have any problem pumping the fish waste or algae buildup. I have been running it for 2 and a half months and have not had to clean it out once. It has a standard 3/4 in pvc outlet so I was able to use pvc piping bought at the big box store.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Broken out of the box Jul 02, 2011
By CT
Put the pump (brand new out of the box) in a refilled/clean pond with everything perfectly clean. Worked for about an hour before it started stuttering. Sounded like air or something was caught in the impeller, but its perfectly clean, the pump is submerged completely. Pulled off the impeller to see if anything was caught, but it was perfectly clean. The Danner Mfg website is of no help. Also for the 1 hour or so it did work, the output was much less than expected (barely more than my 300gph we were replacing). All in all I'm quite disappointed.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Surprised at the lack of power Nov 24, 2010
By Mr FixUmm
added this pump to the pond with a skimmer filter. Not so impressed. It "says" its 700gpm but the smaller 500 pump I got at homedepot out performed this on by miles.It might make better for a small filter.It should be rated 300-400gpm by its performance
4 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Pondmaster Mag pump 9.5B Jul 08, 2011
By mugsy
Purchased a Pondmaster Pump 9.5 as a replacement pump for my Koi pond. Their product is very cheaply made and does not last much longer than their warranty. Shortly after being in use for a little more than a year, the shaft in the impeller broke due to being made of plastic. This is the first impeller I have seen using plastic! This product is not recommended! Replacement parts are available but the cost does not warrant replacing. What will you receive? More plastic!
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