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Unread 05-26-2010, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by RidgeRunner View Post
Excellent advice. I like Rule pumps but I don't care for the float switches with moving parts.
I know there's other brands but my advice would be to get a "Bilge Buddy". It's a lifetime 100% solid state water activated unit. (oil or gas will not trigger it) It has two probes that extend down from the unit and when water makes a circuit between the probes the unit turns the pump on. It mounts flat on the transom or a stringer.. just have the probes set for just above the suction screen of the pump. It can be used with or without a manual override switch. I've had one in my other boat (22' Cruisers Inc.) for two years now and it's never failed me...works perfectly. Comes with a 7 year warranty.

It's made by:

Product Innovators, Inc
Box 412
Mongaup Valley, NY 12762
1-800-793-4122

I agree that Rule pumps are the way to go, although you can usually find good buys on Attwood pumps in Wally World for smaller boats (750 GPH sizes).
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