My fresh water system accumulator has a hair-line crack.
I was simply going to replace but looking now looking at a replacement pump 'No accumulator required'
My pump is working fine but is many years old so it would be prudent to replace now at around the same price as an accumulator.
So for the same price as replacing my accumulator I could have a new pump.
My question, is it better to have an accumulator in the system? I have been told you get better flow with less power consumption.
I was simply going to replace but looking now looking at a replacement pump 'No accumulator required'
My pump is working fine but is many years old so it would be prudent to replace now at around the same price as an accumulator.
So for the same price as replacing my accumulator I could have a new pump.
My question, is it better to have an accumulator in the system? I have been told you get better flow with less power consumption.
