Killed a Delavan yesterday

[Russ Spence]

due to over work and excessive laziness on my part , I regret to inform you that I have successfully killed another Delavan yesterday , they last a lot longer whebn you rinse them out I guess but that one lasted 8 months of heavy use and thousands of gallons of love ,just think what it would have done with some TLC

 

[Kory]

I think if you leave the love and dont rinse it lasts longer

 

[Russ Spence]

thats one of those things that make you go hummmmmmm

 

[Kory]

I think when oxygen gets in there it rusts

 

[Mike Sullivan]

Mine was toast in about 8 months also.

Well worth it, though. I got my money's worth out of it.

 

[Russ Spence]

I have now killed two !



Rest in PIECES !

 

[Squirtgun]

I have now killed two !



Rest in PIECES !

You have been reported to the appropriate authorities and a delecide investigation has been started.

 

[Russ Spence]

just tell them I am a "made man" the Delavans sleep with the fishes

 

[Christopher]

A very small price to pay for the work it does.

I did get 2 years out of a Flojet before getting another one but that was only 1.6 gpm and I did rinse it out all the time after each job or at the end of the day but, not with the workload you probably give them.

 

[Apple Roof Cleaning]

Roof Cleaning pumps are like mechanics tools.
Cheap tools work for an occasional job, but Snap On and SK tools are the better choice for an everyday mechanic.
We see the Delavan as a good starter pump for the occasional roof cleaner.
My experience has taught me electric pumps do not hold up for everyday, multiple roof cleaning use.
But they are certainly a bargain.
Mallard Systems built the largest roof cleaning company in the world around Shurflo's.
When they died, they simply chucked em, and put another into service.