Question 1

How does it mount?  Assume the strainer is screwed down?

Accepted Answer

Our customers will often screw the strainer down to ensure it is securely placed. If you can find another way to ensure the pump is placed in a stable environment, it will still work great.

Question 2

can it be used in cold weather to flood a pond

Accepted Answer

Yes, it works wonderful.Completely submersibleLiquid Temperature: 110°F (43°C) Max.do not put it to work for very long times because is a Intermittent Duty Cycle

Question 3

what size bilge pump is needed for a 24' boat?

Accepted Answer

There are a wide variety of factors that go into such a decision.  A 750 automatic might be a nice choice.  Or, a 500 with a float switch would work.  A 2000 such at this would be top of the line and offer added assurance that you can move water out of your boat quickly.  Also, a consideration is how much water enters the boat?  Do you have through hull fittings with hoses such that a hose might develop a leak or blow off off the fitting?  How fast would water enter the boat in that situation?

Question 4

What is the max head for this pump in feet

Accepted Answer

That might be a better question for a jet pump rather than this type of high volume no-pressure pump.  As you raise the output hose, the water volume will reduce, to the point that you will have raised the hose high enough that no water - not even a drip - comes out.  That would define "max head", but it's not a useful piece of information.  More useful questions might be "what is the output without a hose at all?" "what is the volume output if the hose is raised 1 foot, 2 feet, 3 feet, etc."  If you have more required lift than the pump has in capacity (found in the company literature)  then you would either need to reduce the height or get a pump with greater capacity.  Since this is likely to be used as a bilge pump, it's best to exit the pump, rise quickly to a little above the worst-case-waterline, and then gradually run downward toward the through hull fitting.  Max Head doesn't enter this installation - - maximum output/flow does.

ASIN	B0098ZSOX8
ASIN	B0098ZSOX8
Best Sellers Rank	#95,730 in Sporting Goods ( See Top 100 in Sporting Goods ) #159 in Boat Plumbing
Brand Name	SEAFLO
Color	Stainless Steel
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (754)
Customer reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (754)
Date First Available	17 October 2013
EU Spare Part Availability Duration	4 Years
Flow Rate	7570 Liters Per Hour
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions L x W x H	16.3L x 13.2W x 11.4H centimeters
Item Weight	1.14 kg
Item model number	SFBP1-G2000-01
Manufacturer	SEAFLO
Manufacturer	SEAFLO
Manufacturer Part Number	SFBP1-G2000-01
Material Type	Stainless Steel
Maximum Lifting Height	16.4 Feet
Model Number	SFBP1-G2000-01
Number of Items	1
Power Source	Corded Electric
Product Dimensions	16.26 x 13.21 x 11.43 cm; 1.14 kg
Product Style	Submersible
UPC	700621157564 757183662579
Unit Count	1 Count
Voltage	12 Volts (DC)

Seaflo 2000 GPH 12v Boat Marine Plumbing Electric Bilge Pumps

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