Shurflo versus FloJet
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Hi Everyone,
I wanted to get some feedback on the comparison of using Shurflo versus FloJet to pump water from a container for an espresso machine and milk jug rinse station. I plan on using an accumulator in each setup to resolve any flow issues and disruption when both systems are pulling water.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
Thanks,
Greg
I wanted to get some feedback on the comparison of using Shurflo versus FloJet to pump water from a container for an espresso machine and milk jug rinse station. I plan on using an accumulator in each setup to resolve any flow issues and disruption when both systems are pulling water.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
Thanks,
Greg
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Here is my set up with An Aquatec pump Has worked flawlessly. I have read the life of Flojet isn't that long and it cycles a lot. Haven't seen people use them with accumulators. There are a number of Slayer owners using the Shurflos.
Espresso Cart - Goodbye Plumbed In
Espresso Cart - Goodbye Plumbed In
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Hi Everyone,
I am setting up a coffee station on an IKEA island that is in my home office. I plan on setting up a rinse station in combination with the coffee station with tanks for fresh water and waste.
Ikea Island
https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/tornviken- ... -40391657/
Thanks,
Greg
I am setting up a coffee station on an IKEA island that is in my home office. I plan on setting up a rinse station in combination with the coffee station with tanks for fresh water and waste.
Ikea Island
https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/tornviken- ... -40391657/
Thanks,
Greg
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I use a flojet with an accumulator. It's durability is questionable but I've made it work for 3 or so years. Not sure what i'd do when it finally dies though.CarefreeBuzzBuzz wrote:Here is my set up with Shurflo. Has worked flawlessly. I have read the life of Flojet isn't that long and it cycles a lot. Haven't seen people use them with accumulators. There are a number of Slayer owners using the Shurflos.
Espresso Cart - Goodbye Plumbed In
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Dude - That's an Aquatec pump you have there. I have found them to be of higher quality than Shuflo, more reliable. That's why it's worked flawlessly.CarefreeBuzzBuzz wrote:Here is my set up with Shurflo. Has worked flawlessly. I have read the life of Flojet isn't that long and it cycles a lot. Haven't seen people use them with accumulators. There are a number of Slayer owners using the Shurflos.
Espresso Cart - Goodbye Plumbed In
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See what happens when you don't have espresso. Fixed my post for that. Thanks.
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I originally went with shurflo 804-001 but with the rinser, I wanted the larger tank so I decided to go with shurflo 804-023 that would run the pump less.
Thanks,
- CarefreeBuzzBuzz
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Good idea. I think both the Shurflo and Aquatec solutions are better than the Flojet.