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Old 29-03-2014, 04:11   #1
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What size electric lift pump
Hi guys

I am converting my Ally water tank to a diesel tank but it sits about 70cm below the engines lift pump which is rated to maximum 50cm so need to install a electric lift pump. I am all googled out and cant figure out what size to get or what type/brand. It seems that the Facet brand is the most popular over here. The engine is a Nanni 3.3 ( 29hp) any help or direction to usefull articles appreciated.

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