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ROYBUCK

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Posted: 05/07/12 07:57am

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I know this is not the time to some of you for this question. I always do nothing but blow my lines out and pour antifreeze down the traps and a bulb in the wet bay. This past winter I deceided I would put the antifreeze in the lines, I could not get the pump to pull the antifreeze out of the jug, now before I did this I blowed out the lines, could me blowing out the lines put air in the line and prevented the pump from pulling the antifreeze out of the jug. Now I know the procdure to do this by pass water heater and all. Thanks Roy

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wny_pat

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Posted: 05/07/12 07:58am

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Your pump should have self primed. Were you on the suction side of pump?

2inAlabama

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Posted: 05/07/12 08:43am

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Air in the lines should not affect the pump pulling the antifreeze from the jug. Has the pump worked pulling the water from the tank?

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JTHarley

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Posted: 05/07/12 09:05am

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You do it just like I do and the pump has always sucked up the pink stuff. This year I put the jug on a bucket turned upside down and it did pull it in a whole lot faster than last year because it was above the pump.

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