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Re: Three SMTA ps questions
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Posted by Dan on May 12, 2004 at 21:17:56 from (12.160.171.229):
In Reply to: Three SMTA ps questions posted by RB on May 12, 2004 at 20:51:06:
Not sure of the gpm or pressure but I would think the system from the 400 450 whould work, the SMTA did not have PS from the factory so it would be add on. If you use a priority valve on the pressure side of the live pump it will operate the ps ok. There was a plumbing diagram posted here a while back, check archives.
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