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The output to return looks fine. The mag drive (looks like a 9.5) is threaded. I would keep the vinyl as short as possible. I would also use a plastic hose clamp. Yes you are missing the plastic intake strainer w/ foam. Since this is NPT you can make an intake strainer w/ notched PVC.
Hope this helps.
Yes, make sure you dont cut it too short. Also would use one of those ratcheting hose clamps they are way more secure. See picI have a zip tie that I was going to use on the part where the tube connects to the pump. Does this look like a good spot for the pump to sit? I thought about turning it around but then the inlet might be to close to the wall and impead flow.
I like a straight direct shot for return tubbing, otherwise, the hose can move the pump to an annoying place, and there is no need for extra hosing to take up space in the sump.
Yes looks like a Mag 9.5 to me .I like the idea of using flexible tubing. The gradual turns (as opposed to 45 and 90 degree PVC) allow for much quieter operation.
Is that a Danner Mag Drive pond pump?
I’m not sure what pump. Got the whole setup used… with a ton of different random pieces that he wasn’t using but threw in anyway.I like the idea of using flexible tubing. The gradual turns (as opposed to 45 and 90 degree PVC) allow for much quieter operation.
Is that a Danner Mag Drive pond pump?
I’m sure I’ll have lots more questions.It should have the sticker on it saying Danner mag drive and # .I’m not sure what pump. Got the whole setup used… with a ton of different random pieces that he wasn’t using but threw in anyway.I’m sure I’ll have lots more questions.
Mag 12 according to the label.
I’ve used them for many years. They’re a workhorse. Only concern is with an older Impeller and restarting after a power outage (mentioned somewhat above).

