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    You are limited to a diaphragm pump to lift water and self-prime. Unfortunately they are expensive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CatFan View Post
    You are limited to a diaphragm pump to lift water and self-prime. Unfortunately they are expensive.
    That's what I figured, but was hoping for a different solution. Unless I buy 2 units, I would have to use selector valves and select which toon to pump. Sucks in more ways than one.
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    What about an electric fuel pump?
    http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...uestid=1150837

    You mentioned that you only needed to pump a few gallons at a time. One pump, a tee, and a couple ball valves to select which hull to pump from. Not sure if fresh water would be corrosive to the pump. Probably only about $60 or $70 with the pump and valves. Maybe you all ready have some around.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cane Pole View Post
    That's what I figured, but was hoping for a different solution. Unless I buy 2 units, I would have to use selector valves and select which toon to pump. Sucks in more ways than one.

    A float switch in each toon. Both control the pump and each float switch contols a 12V solenoid valve in the hose for that side and then have the hoses Teed into the pump inlet????

    A manual switch could control the valves and pump so you could pump at will.

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    I went to the local junk yard and bought an external electric fuel pump for ten bucks. I pump out my fuel tank for storage.
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