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Fire Fighting & Transfer Pumps, Hose, Accessories & Tips (FAQ) Approx Freight Cost for 5.5hp or 6.5hp pump: Major Towns on the Eastern Seaboard Pump $35; Hose Kit $35- Out of Major Towns approx $$39 to $49- each unless in a very very remote place – We send goods to our clients Australia wide – biggest on line clientele is from Western Australia

Our Recommendation: BEST ENGINE HONDA, the BEST PUMP DAVEY why read at the bottom of page. All prices include GST

As above but with 2” (50mm) 3way outlet & 2” (50mm) suction (5155H23W) RRP $1190-00 Our Price $850-

DAVEY 5255H FIRE FIGHTER PUMP · 350 L/Min · 88 metre max head (121psi) · 1 ½ ” inlet/outlet · Two stage, twin impeller · Low oil level protection · Recoil start · 5.5hp genuine Honda GX160 petrol engine · warranty 3 years RRP $1270.00

Our price $890-

DAVEY 5265H FIRE FIGHTER PUMP · 350 L/Min · 92 metre max head (128psi) · 1 ½ ” inlet/outlet · Two stage, twin impeller · Low oil level protection · Recoil start · 6.5hp genuine Honda GX200 petrol engine · warranty 3 years RRP $1335.00

Our price $960-

As above in Electric Start (5265HE) RRP $1,986-00 Our Price $1395- DAVEY 5155H FIRE FIGHTER PUMP · 425 L/Min · 55 metre max head (78psi) · 1 ½ ” inlet/outlet · Single impeller · Low oil level protection · Recoil start · 5.5hp genuine Honda GX160 petrol engine · warranty 3 years RRP $1122.00

Our price $790-

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DAVEY 5165H FIRE FIGHTER PUMP · 425 L/Min · 55 metre max head (78psi) · 1 ½ ” inlet/outlet · Single impeller · Low oil level protection · Recoil start · 6.5hp genuine Honda GX160 petrol engine · warranty 3 years RRP $1205.00

Our price $860-

As above in Electric Start (5165HE) RRP $1,815-00 Our Price $1298- REEFE MH015H-2 FIRE FIGHTER PUMP · Single impeller · 400 L/Min · 50 metre max head (71psi) · 8 metre suction · 1 ½ ” inlet/outlet · Low oil level protection · Recoil start · 5.5hp genuine Honda petrol engine · warranty 3 year engine /2 year pump RRP $949.00

Our price $690-

BIANCO BIA-HP15A FIRE FIGHTER PUMP · Single impeller · 330 L/Min · 55 metre max head (78psi) · 7 metre suction · 1 ½ ” inlet/outlet · Recoil start · 5.5hp petrol engine · 1 year warranty RRP $850.00

Our price $559-

BIANCO BIA-HP15AH-C FIRE FIGHTER PUMP · Single impeller · 330 L/Min · 55 metre max head (78psi) · 7 metre suction · 1 ½ ” inlet/outlet · Recoil start · 5.5hp Genuine HONDA petrol engine · 2 year warranty RRP $1180.00

Our price $698-

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BIANCO BIA-2HP15AH-A FIRE FIGHTER PUMP · Twin impeller · 200 L/Min · 75 metre max head (78psi) · 7 metre suction · 1 ½ ” inlet/outlet · Recoil start · 5.5hp Genuine HONDA petrol engine · 2 year warranty RRP $1250.00

Our price $790-

BIANCO BIA-2HP15A FIRE FIGHTER PUMP · Twin impeller · 200 L/Min · 75 metre max head (106psi) · 1 ½ ” inlet/outlet · Recoil start · 6.5hp petrol engine · 1 year warranty RRP $910.00

Our price $589-

BIANCO BIA-DHP20 DIESEL ENGINE FIRE FIGHTER PUMP · 500 L/Min · 65 metre max head · 2 ” inlet/outlet · Single impeller · Recoil start · Roll frame, rubber feet · 6.5hp diesel engine · 1 year warranty RRP $1220.00

Our price $860-

BIANCO BIA-DHP20E ELECTRIC START DIESEL ENGINE FIRE FIGHTER PUMP · 500 L/Min · 65 metre max head · 2 ” inlet/outlet · Single impeller · Electric start · Roll frame, rubber feet · 6.5hp diesel engine · 1 year warranty RRP $1935.00

Our price $1250-

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The above are our biggest sellers, we stock higher head pumps (100mts) higher flow (1200 lt/min) and bigger horsepower engines.

No 1 Fire Fighting Hose Kit The Fire Fighting Hose Kit comprises of: 1 x 5m x 38mm grey PVC suction hose c/w strainer, nut and tails plus 2 x 10m x 20mm fire fighting delivery hose c/w nozzles, nuts and tails. 12 MONTH WARRANTY

RRP$379-00

Our Super price $148- that’s 60% off WOW Limited stock available

No 2 Fire Fighting Hose Kit The Fire Fighting Hose Kit comprises of: 1 x 5m x 38mm grey PVC suction hose c/w strainer, nut and tails plus 1 x 20m x 25mm fire fighting delivery hose c/w nozzles, nut and tail. 12 MONTH WARRANTY

RRP$320-00

Our price $249-

Optional Extra “A” Add a second 25mm x 20mt fire fighting delivery hose & fire nozzle

RRP$182-00

Our price $149-

Optional Extra “B” Add a 40mm brass foot valve in lieu of suction strainer –

for easy priming of pump – first time every time.

RRP$67-00

Our price $49- Highly Recommended

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Suction Hose only 38mm x 5 mts with suction strainer & 11/2” nut & tail connector.

RRP $93.50

Our price $75-

Pump Fittings at Trade Prices – see below ¾” = 20mm, 1” = 25mm, 11/2” = 40mm, 2” = 50mm

Camlocks – Aluminium

Type A

Type C

1½” (40mm)

$8.90

$19-

2” (50mm) $10.90 $23-

Lump Ends

Heavy Plastic

Heavy Duty Brass

¾” (20mm) $2.80 $8.40

1” (25mm) $3.80 $11.40

1½” (40mm) $4.90 $19.90

2” (50mm) $5.70 $33-

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N.B. we carry up to 6 “ (150mm) fittings

Fire Nozzles ¾” (20mm) $19-

Brass

1” (25mm) $25-

¾” (20mm) $25- Poly

1” (25mm) $32-

1½” (40mm) $45-

¾” (20mm)

Pistol Heavy Brass with Polymer

coating

$89-

Foot Valves 3 types & qualities

Gravity Type

Spring Loaded

Spring Loaded

1” (25mm) Basic Brass Light Duty Heavy Duty

Philmac Heavy Duty Plastic

$15- $19- $23- $36.80

1½” (40mm) $24- $36- $42.50 $59.50

2” (50mm) $35- $47.90 $57.90 $75-

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Suction Strainers

Plastic

Heavy Duty Stainless Steel 340 long x 98mmDIA x 2” BSP

Heavy PVC / Stainless Mesh. 430mm long x 120mm DIA x 50mm

SWJ 2mm aperture

1½” (40mm)

$9-

2” (50mm) Stainless

$9-.90 1.5mm Aperture

$185- $159- 5mm Aperture

$165-

Type Metric Poly (Blue Strip)

Rural Poly (Green Strip) Poly Pipe Fittings

40mm 50mm 1½” 2”

Male End Connector

$9.90

$14.30

$10.80

$18-

Female End Connector

$11-

$14.90

$13.80

$19.90

90o Elbow with Female

Thread

$14.70

$19.90

$17-

$25.90

90o Elbow $19.90

$26-

$23.60

$33-

2” x 11/2 Threaded

Bush

$3.80

We carry Hundreds & Hundreds of Fittings

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Why Quality Pumps & Irrigation co. recommends BEST ENGINE HONDA, the BEST PUMP DAVEY: The last 1,000 Honda Engines we have sold we have not had to put a spanner on them under the 3 year warranty and beyond, now Rolls Royce could not claim that. Davey Engine driven Fire Fighting Pumps & Engine Driven Transfer Pumps are the leaders in their field in both in quality and performance. Unlike most of the cheaper brand or no-brand pumps you can trust Davey’s performance curves & their claims. We have many customers come to us for help & advice who have purchased a cheap pump (especially online) and the pump will not do the task as the sellers & manufacturer’s had claimed. The old sayings: you get what you pay for & “The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten” - Benjamin Franklin Do yourself a favour buy Quality! Why buy from us – Quality Pumps & Irrigation co. is a shop. You can contact us by walking in or phone or email – we are not just an online store who are hard to get hold of for after sales service. We have been operating in the same place for 36 years WOW. Hence we have a big following from tens of 1000s of satisfied customers Australia-wide and we know the products we sell.

* TIPs - Important advice * : * We at Quality Pumps & Irrigation co. recommend removing the clacker (Built in non-return valve) from the pump and instead using a foot valve assembly on the end of the suction pipe where it sits in the water Why: So your pump will prime the first time every time. Most if not all engine driven pumps are built with a CLACKER” in the suction port, this acts as a non-return valve. The problem with this design to prime the pump you have to prime it a number of times, how many depends on the length and size of your suction line: with a 5 metre suction line you would probably have to prime it 4 or 5 times. Now if you do not use the pump very often or if on occasions some else primes & starts the pump they won’t know or you may not remember and the pump could be run without being fully primed. The problem with those situations is:

1. If it run for a while it will cause damage to the pump. 2. If you have a fire in the area or you need water urgently if you don’t get it primed straight up you

will abandon the pump for a bucket or some other inferior method of getting water. * How to set up a suction line so as to avoid sucking up unwanted rubbish – dirt – gravel etc in to the pump which can damage the pump, cause excessive wear and block up sprinkler nozzles or valves etc.:

1. Use a Suction Strainer on the end of the suction line that is in the water. Quality Pumps & Irrigation co. carries a number of types & sizes of foot strainers to suit your pump needs. Better still use a foot valve with a strainer (see tip above).

2. Whether it is sucking out of a Creek, Dam or other you must make sure the end of the suction line (Strainer or Foot Valve) stays off the bottom & out of the mud/gravel/slush etc. You can do this by:

a. Use a Float tied to end of suction line (Strainer or Foot Valve) with 450mm extra rope between float & end of suction line.

b. Also tie a heavy weight such as a concrete building block 400 x 200 x 200 to the end of suction line with (depending depth of water) 1 to 1.5 metres of extra rope between block & end of suction line. This will stop the suction line popping up out of the water & from drifting (with the wind or flow of creek) in to the bank where the water is shallow.

c. Alternatively drive a stake in to the Creek, Dam or other, where the water is at least 1 metre deep and tie the end of the suction line to it about 600 form the surface & 400mm up of the bottom.

3. It is imperative to make sure the suction line runs in a downward slope from the pump to the water. If it is lying with ups & down waves in the line, then air will get trapped in the high spots and you will find it difficult to get pump primed. If this situation can not be avoided then you need to shake the line up and down right along the line to move the air towards the pump. If the suction line is very long say over 20mts with waves then you will find the best way to dispel the air from the

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suction line is to use another pump down at the water source and connect its discharge to the suction hose pushing water through it which will eventually take all the air with the flowing water.

* What size suction & delivery pipe should I use on my pump? It depends on the flow rate required and the design of the pump: Suction Pipe/ Hose: Generally most Fire Fighting style pumps have a 11/2 BSP (38mm) suction port – it is advisable for the best performance and life of the pump not to use smaller than the same size pipe (11/2 BSP (38mm)), and if you are not pumping up a high hill etc and you want the best performance from your pump or you want to save fuel (big $ savings) then use a 2” (50mm) suction line. Discharge Pipe: basically the same advise applies to the discharge as the suction advise above except depending what you are using the water for, ie: if you are filling a tank or similar and you have a single line running on a open ended flow, compared to if you are running multi-lines off the discharge, or you are teeing off the main line with sub mains or laterals.

If you would like free advise please contacts us at Quality Pumps & irrigation co. by email, phone or fax. If you have a plan or a mud map of what you want to achieve or the layout of you property feel free to email it to us with you requirement. We can help you to get it right the first time.

* Use thread tape on all threaded fittings – otherwise the fittings can suck air in on the suction side of your pump & or leak and leak on the discharge side of the pump – this can result in failure to prime or pump failure. * Prime your pump: How: open the priming port on top of the pump and pour water in to the pump until it is full – wait 30seconds to make sure the water level in the pump does not drop before re attaching the priming plug. If you have removed the clacker (as described in the tip above) and connected a foot valve, then the water should run down to the foot valve and the pump will prime the first time. When do I need to Prime my pump?: Always when you connect a new pump or reconnect an old pump or if a pump has been not used for some time, remove the priming plug and check the water level in the pump. If a pump does not pump water it probably has lost its prime & needs repriming, however there is a reason it lost prime, you probably have a leak in the pipe work or the foot valve has rubbish under the seat or you have a loose fitting. We can help you to get it right the first time.

103 Olsen Avenue, Labrador Qld 4215 Ph: 07 5537 9419 Fax: 07 5537 6424 www.qualitypumps.com.au ACN: 010 904 391 E&OE

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All prices include GST