Portable Utility Pumps
by Zoeller Pump Co.
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"How do I prime the 310 or 311 pump?"
An easy way to prime the pump (wet impeller), if using a garden hose, is to fill the discharge hose; elevate the discharge hose slightly to
retain water and start the pump. Another method would be to disconnect the discharge hose from the pump, making a U-bend of the discharge hose, fill the hose and then reconnect to the pump (without losing the
water). In both cases, the water behind the impeller will seal the pump
and it will prime almost immediately. The model 310 pump always needs to be primed. However, as long the 311 pump is not more than 7 feet above liquid source, it doesn't need to be primed. 