FLF-SA200

had a problem but contacted you guys, Super people to work with!!!! Thanks Tim it was great to talk to you. John

As you can see from the picture the aerator really puts out good. I run it 12 hours a day from 7 am to 7 pm and it’s on a timer so I don’t have to go to the barn all the time to turn it off and on. As you can see I still have it hocked up to a black poly pipe, I plan to get a weighted line in the near future. When I first started working on my pond a couple months ago it was covered completely in duckweed and water meal, after treating it and installing the aerator it has cleared up significantly. Very happy so far with performance and price.

I am happy with my pump purchase and it has been working well since I installed it last week. I purchased this pump because it produced more air volume compared to other models and brands. I decided to try to aerate and circulate the stagnant water in back of my house because there is a problem with evasive species of aquatic milfoil and coontail aquatic plants. My lagoon is about 175’ x 75’ and opens to a dead end of a channel. There is little boat traffic here so the water becomes stagnant. The pump is hooked to a 125’ 5/8” garden hose connected to T-fittings and reducers to 3/8” weighted hose. I installed two Rootscape aerators and two homemade aerators fabricated from Nelson 8-Pattern Lawn Sprinklers with Scotch-Brite pads ziptied to them to break down the bubbles. Attached is a picture of the two working homemade aerators.