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Old April 17th 06, 06:39 PM posted to rec.ponds
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Hi,
I want to buy a pond filter but before I go shopping I like to
knowledge myself of what is required before a salesman may sell me down
the river with lots of unecessary expense etc.

I've been browsing the shop websites and ebay but I'm getting confused,
it seems some, if not all, filters require a pump to be purchased
seperately but is this the case with all or just some filters.

I don't have a very big pond thus I don't feel it necessary to but an
all singing and all dancing filter etc. and just when I though that the
'Hozelock Ecopower 2200 Pond Filter' might be ideal for me I got the
impression that I would need to buy a pump also.

Might someone kindly be able to advise me if the Hozelock (above) does
need a seperate pump, do all inexpensive filters need a seperate pump
or does anyone know of a modestly priced filter with pump incorporated
that they might recommend to me.

As I say, I've got myself confused thus any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
Martin


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Old April 17th 06, 10:57 PM posted to rec.ponds
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"MartinC" wrote in message
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Hi,
I want to buy a pond filter but before I go shopping I like to
knowledge myself of what is required before a salesman may sell me down
the river with lots of unecessary expense etc.


If you spend some time in here, you'll find that you probably can make your
own filter for a fraction of the cost of a commercial filter. Important
things to know are the pond size, number fish, and type of fish.

-S


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Old April 20th 06, 10:42 PM posted to rec.ponds
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Thanks,
I found the solution to my problem.

Because I only have a modestly sized pond I didn't want the area
cluttered with more equipment than there is pond.

Today I bought and installed a Hozelock Easyclear 2000, an all in one
filter, pump & fountain, ideal for what I wanted.

Recommended price is somewhere around £160.00 but I paid £72.95 via
ebay with Kettering Koi & Ponds and drove the 10 miles e/w to Kettering
to collect and pay for it earlier today.

Thanks


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Old April 21st 06, 07:08 PM posted to rec.ponds
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"MartinC" wrote in message
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Thanks,
I found the solution to my problem.

Because I only have a modestly sized pond I didn't want the area
cluttered with more equipment than there is pond.

Today I bought and installed a Hozelock Easyclear 2000, an all in one
filter, pump & fountain, ideal for what I wanted.

Recommended price is somewhere around £160.00 but I paid £72.95 via
ebay with Kettering Koi & Ponds and drove the 10 miles e/w to Kettering
to collect and pay for it earlier today.

Thanks


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MartinC


I've had a lot of good stuff (filters, pumps, UV etc) from Kettering and
highlt recommend them if you're in the UK.

Peter


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Old April 21st 06, 07:10 PM posted to rec.ponds
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2pods wrote:
"MartinC" wrote in message
...

Thanks,
I found the solution to my problem.

Because I only have a modestly sized pond I didn't want the area
cluttered with more equipment than there is pond.

Today I bought and installed a Hozelock Easyclear 2000, an all in one
filter, pump & fountain, ideal for what I wanted.

Recommended price is somewhere around £160.00 but I paid £72.95 via
ebay with Kettering Koi & Ponds and drove the 10 miles e/w to Kettering
to collect and pay for it earlier today.

Thanks


--
MartinC



I've had a lot of good stuff (filters, pumps, UV etc) from Kettering and
highlt recommend them if you're in the UK.

Peter



Isn't that a town???? :-)
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Old April 21st 06, 10:22 PM posted to rec.ponds
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Default Pond Filter help needed

Recommended price is somewhere around £160.00 but I paid £72.95 via
ebay with Kettering Koi & Ponds and drove the 10 miles e/w to Kettering
to collect and pay for it earlier today.

Thanks


--
MartinC



I've had a lot of good stuff (filters, pumps, UV etc) from Kettering and
highlt recommend them if you're in the UK.

Peter


Isn't that a town???? :-)


What, the UK ?
It's just a teeny bit bigger ;-)

Peter


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Old April 21st 06, 10:39 PM posted to rec.ponds
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2pods wrote:
Recommended price is somewhere around £160.00 but I paid £72.95 via
ebay with Kettering Koi & Ponds and drove the 10 miles e/w to Kettering
to collect and pay for it earlier today.

Thanks


--
MartinC


I've had a lot of good stuff (filters, pumps, UV etc) from Kettering and
highlt recommend them if you're in the UK.

Peter


Isn't that a town???? :-)



What, the UK ?
It's just a teeny bit bigger ;-)

Peter


The only thing I know about Kettering is that my Dad was based there
when he did his National Service after WW2.....enlighten me please....
 




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