Submersible to Shurflo (1 Viewer)

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I am looking for a document or video that shows how to change from the submersible pump in our Bailey Advance to a Shurflo Trail king 10. In particular I need to understand what parts I need to strip out and what parts I can leave in.
Thanks

 

[Lenny HB]

I changed the submersible to a Shureflo pump on my last van, link below. But don't do what I did and use the coloured water pipe for the pick up tube. Algae grew on it I changed it for a length of Speedflow pipe.

Lenny's Modding the new Gin Palace

How long did it take you to move the steering wheel, gear knob and pedals. Thinking about doing that to my van so my wife can drive instead of me (y) I would complain you have been sold a duff van, proper German vans always come with the steering wheel on the left & a driver's door.:LOL:

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[David BW]

I am looking for a document or video that shows how to change from the submersible pump in our Bailey Advance to a Shurflo Trail king 10. In particular I need to understand what parts I need to strip out and what parts I can leave in.
Thanks

I simply added a Shurflo to our Globecar Campscout, leaving the submersible in place as a back up. The Shurflo is fitted further along the line and simply draws through the existing pipework that I extended simply to reach the location of the new pump. I disconnected the electrical supply to the submersible and used this for the Shurflo.

 

[chaser]

I simply added a Shurflo to our Globecar Campscout, leaving the submersible in place as a back up. The Shurflo is fitted further along the line and simply draws through the existing pipework that I extended simply to reach the location of the new pump. I disconnected the electrical supply to the submersible and used this for the Shurflo.

Yes , did this on our old van , no problem.

 

[Sleeveless]

I've done this job on a Bailey and as Lenny says , algae grows on the pick up tube even though I used speedflow. To improve the flow , remove the pressure regulator switch and simply bridge both the wires and hoses too , removing the whole thing from the system . I've also now replaced the tank with a bottom outlet version which is much better and being translucent, I can see the level, also there's nothing inside to attract slime/algae. Also, replace any speedfit connections between the tank pick up and the shurflow intake for solid connectors as the surflow will suck air in past the speedfit connector seals.

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[BigClick]

Great news and thanks all