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Old 23 June 2010, 17:58   #1
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240V Electric Pump

Any good ones on the market at all? fed up with the electric bravo ones,to slow,got a generator and thought about a more powerfull pump ,don t wanna spend hundreds would the argos ones be anygood? many thanks,,,,,,,,,,thorny
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Old 24 June 2010, 07:27   #2
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Try Machine Mart or Clarks they have a number of pumps.
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Old 24 June 2010, 08:39   #3
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Are we talking air or water here???

If air, get the Rule 12v one. It is brilliant and you only need to buy one since they last!

They do make a bit of a racket, though.

If water, as above.
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Old 24 June 2010, 13:04   #4
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Are we talking air or water here???

If air, get the Rule 12v one. It is brilliant and you only need to buy one since they last!

They do make a bit of a racket, though.

If water, as above.
Cheers chaps,,,,,,,,,,air pumps,,,,,,,,,,,,not sure of 12v,as i have a bravo and slow,have to rest them aswell to cool,rather whap it up with 250v ,ive allready burnt out one bravo,,,,,,,,,,,,,thankgod it was a boot fair job,i never rested it and got hot,
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Old 24 June 2010, 17:19   #5
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240v Air Pump

With access to 240v why not use a vacuum cleaner on Blow ?

I use my workshop wet n Dry vac to inflate my inflatable

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Old 30 June 2010, 21:35   #6
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With access to 240v why not use a vacuum cleaner on Blow ?

I use my workshop wet n Dry vac to inflate my inflatable

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Good idea but bit of a lump to carry a hover to the beach,lol
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Good idea but bit of a lump to carry a hover to the beach,lol
From a bloke with a petrol genny in the boot
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Having thought about this, you don't need a Hoover, just a Hoover motor, a bit of duct tape and some flexible stuff. Get crackin'!
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