Last week, we looked at poor suction piping; but mistakes can be made on the discharge side as well! The problems in the graphic below are what Cornell has seen most commonly causing piping issues on the discharge side.
We encourage you to thoroughly look at your Operations & Maintenance manual (O&M) that came with your pump—where you can find tips like these, and much more.
In observance of Independence Day, Cornell Pump will be closed on Friday, July 4, 2025.
We will resume normal business operations on Monday, July 7, 2025, at 7:00 a.m. PDT.
We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend.
When it comes to agricultural pumping systems, speed and ease count—whether you’re installing, servicing, or aligning equipment in the field. That’s why Cornell Pump has introduced a smart new solution: the FlexiBase™ adjustable pump base, designed to simplify installations, enhance stability, and improve overall pump performance.
Recently, we shared best practices for suction piping. This week, we’re focusing on the other side of the pump—discharge piping.
