Found Eheim 1262 Lower Mainland
 

Pretty much what the post says
PM me what you have with your price
I want to know when you bought it ... if you bought it new or used ...
Don't waste our time with crazy prices ... new is only $155 and $175.
Need one soon

Sell me your pump !!!!

Still looking

Bump it up

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I still need an Eheim 1260 or 1262

Got a good deal on a new 1262

You won't be disappointed with a 1262-awesome pump! I was actually going to see if you were interested in buying mine that I'm not currently using but decided to keep it for a backup.

Funny you mention that ...
Had a member on another site offer theirs, then decide to keep it for a spare. Seems no one wants to part with them

Is it for your 75g by chance?

so... where did you get a good deal from??

I got one maybe if no one takes my red dragon pump...

Yup, it's one of 2 I'll be running. One for the DT and the other for the UV, Chiller, Chaeto tank and a pair of reactors for Phosban and GFO.

It was a one time thing that just sort of happened. Out of respect to the seller, I'll keep them private.

[quote=gregzz4;674846]Yup, it's one of 2 I'll be running. One for the DT and the other for the UV, Chiller, Chaeto tank and a pair of reactors for Phosban and GFO.


A 1262 Eheim seems like a lot of pump for a 75 gallon return. How many feet of head do you have?

What you probably don't know is the sump will be in my office, on the other side of the wall from the DT.
So to answer your question, I'll have roughly 4 verticle feet, 3 horizontal feet, and a bunch of 90s, unions and a true union ball valve. This gives me somewhere around 5-6 feet of head pressure with this pump. This pump only puts out 450GPH @ 2 meters, so I should be OK. I will be running this circuit with a ball valve to bleed off excess back to the sump, so no worries if it's too much.
I can only hope that I get around 6-700GPH when the smoke clears.

Ok now a 1262 makes more sense and yes it can be throttled back and then they use less wattage also !

Yes they can be throttled back, but I actually plan on running both wide open and using the valves to by-pass what's not needed.