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Walrus TQ400 replacement

GSRNBP · 2018-03-10 12:29:04

Hi all- I have a Walrus TQ400 that just packed in today after 5/6 years with no issue really. I'm looking to replace it with probably a Stuart Turner (unless you have other suggestions!). It's feeding a Weissman combi boiler. Other than that I'm not sure what kind of info you might need? Would love some advice. Thanks in…

10-03-2018 12:29pm

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GSRNBP

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Hi all- I have a Walrus TQ400 that just packed in today after 5/6 years with no issue really. I'm looking to replace it with probably a Stuart Turner (unless you have other suggestions!).

It's feeding a Weissman combi boiler.

Other than that I'm not sure what kind of info you might need? Would love some advice.

Thanks in advance.

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#2 10-03-2018 1:16pm

K.Flyer

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My suggestion would be to stick with the Walrus as a replacement.
It would save time and trouble altering the pipework and they are generally a good solid quiet pump.

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#3 10-03-2018 5:26pm

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Another walrus or else a grundfos

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#4 11-03-2018 11:14am

GSRNBP

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Thanks - doing a bit of research on the Walrus. Seems like the TQ800 would be a step up, but I also see a HQ800 but on the specs I can't see the difference.

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#5 11-03-2018 11:50am

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"H" hot water use.

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#6 12-03-2018 12:21pm

Andyinter

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Grundfoss scala, much quieter and has variable speed, savage pump especially when used with combi's over here

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