FS: 2 Used Reeflo Dart Pumps - $150 each

I purchased two Reeflo Dart pumps from a guy on Reef Central and have now decided to use a different pump that I got later (a Reeflo Tarpon...Reeflo pumps have a great reputation).  Here's the thread from the original seller on Reef Central.  http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/s...?t=1652023  I acquired them about 6 months ago and I never used them, but I did verify that they both work.  I can provide pictures upon request.  According to the original seller, one is about 6 months old, the other is about 1 year old.  Both of these have A.O. Smith motors.  Here's the specs from Marine Depot's page:
The Dart™ is the quietest
pump on the market. Ideal applications for this unit are aquariums 100-
200 gallons. The Dart™ is great for close loop reef systems requiring
high turnover. This unit is rated for moderately low head pressure and
a maximum flow rate of 3600gph, shut off head of 12 feet and a maximum
wattage of 155W/1.4 amps. Our low speed, 1/8 HP A.O. Smith® motors have
extremely low heat transfers.
Features:

• Quiet operation
• Minimal heat transfer
• Units are pre-wired with an 8ft cord and molded 115V plug
• Low Speed
• Low Wattage
• Flow-biased pump
• Fan-cooled motor

Specifications:

• Maximum Flow Rate: 3600gph
• Maximum Shut-Off Head: 12`
• Maximum Wattage: 155W
• Average Wattage: 145W
• Inlet/Outlet: 2" FNPT / 1.5" FNPT
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 11" x 6.57" x 7"

Here's a link to the flow/ to head pressure chart from www.reeflopumps.com (http://www.reeflopumps.com/images/F..._Pumps.xls)
I was planning to use it on a basement sump with around 11 feet of head pressure and I calculated that it would give me at least 900 GPH which would have been enough to do my tank, a frag tank and my reactors.  Please note that these are external pumps and are not submersible.  I am willing to ship, but the $150 price does not include shipping at this time.
--AJ

 

Responded. I'll post pics on this thread tonight.

--AJ

 

Pics of the pumps





--AJ

 

In the threads on the black one (the second pic), I believe that's nylon thread tape. I tried to get some off and it came off easy. It may be plumbers putty, but either way, it should come clean for you. I never tried to clean them up or anything. The green thing in the second pic is a packing peanut that I removed after I saw the pic...I hadn't noticed it before. Let me know if you have any questions.

--AJ

 

Posting on Reef Central today.

--AJ

 

One sold...one still available. 10% discount for members.

--AJ