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If you are comparing the Vixen machine to other machines on the market please note that our machines are on a much different level to some of the cheaper, hobbyist machines which we know are on the market which in the main have poor pumps which are often the type of pump used in a garden pond and which are not fit for purpose. You will find that many of these manufacturers don’t even show the pump on any of their promotional material or in videos on their website etc. You can see our submersible polyurethane pump in situ in the machine in the photo I have linked for you. imgur.com/a/aj9Q6Kj
@@VixenSurfaceTreatments Yes, you're right , I 'm currently facing this problem, due to the abrasive in my pump, mechanical seals are constantly failing, now I'm looking for a decent alternative to my cantilever pump . Such a pump as yours seemed to me quite interesting, in fact it is a centrifugal pump, but it is not entirely clear how you performed the sealing of the pump wing shaft and pump housing.
Good afternoon , where can I take a closer look at your pump ???
If you are comparing the Vixen machine to other machines on the market please note that our machines are on a much different level to some of the cheaper, hobbyist machines which we know are on the market which in the main have poor pumps which are often the type of pump used in a garden pond and which are not fit for purpose. You will find that many of these manufacturers don’t even show the pump on any of their promotional material or in videos on their website etc. You can see our submersible polyurethane pump in situ in the machine in the photo I have linked for you. imgur.com/a/aj9Q6Kj
@@VixenSurfaceTreatments Yes, you're right , I 'm currently facing this problem, due to the abrasive in my pump, mechanical seals are constantly failing, now I'm looking for a decent alternative to my cantilever pump . Such a pump as yours seemed to me quite interesting, in fact it is a centrifugal pump, but it is not entirely clear how you performed the sealing of the pump wing shaft and pump housing.