Can't find 18-year old tool

[Watermom]

This is exactly why this forum works. Everyone helps everyone else. Awesome.

[drband]

Now I'm curious... if there is a brand or company name on the device, please post. Maybe a part #?

[TomC]

Too late for me to look, my wife mailed it this afternoon, you'll have to wait for Jim to receive it. Maybe the manufacturer's name is on it.

Tom

[jcg31]

Too late for me to look, my wife mailed it this afternoon, you'll have to wait for Jim to receive it. Maybe the manufacturer's name is on it.

Tom

I will follow up with all as soon as I receive it. Thanks to all, Thanks to Tom!

Jim

[TomC]

You're very welcome Jim, I hope it's the piece you need.

Tom

[CarlD]

I would think that opposite pitches on the fan blades would cause water to be sucked in the side and forced out both ends, as Jim describes. Basic turbo-charger technology: One fan spins the other. It would be clearer how it worked if they were separate chambers with separate intakes and exhausts connected solely by the shaft. But, if the pitches are correct, it should work with the single intake.

However, I'm not not sure why this is better or more practical than just using the return.

Carl

[BigDave]

Perhaps returns aren't convieniently located?