While my motor is out i was Tidying up how the Water line from the pump to the T sits . I attached it to the left stringer . My question is will it pump more to the left log than the right since the left sides hose is shorter . Will it make a difference? Thanks

The long answer.....


The only time hose length comes in to play when talking about volume is when the flow is near the maximum volume capacity of said hose...In other words, if a 5/8" hose had a max recommended volume of say 10 GPM (made up number) and you were pushing 3 through it, it would make very little difference, but if you were getting 10, or even 11 GPM flow, then you may have an issue...The longer the tube/hose, the more restrictive it becomes, if very few bends are present, your better off...

A tightly bent 90* would equal a few feet of hose for example...Now if the short hose goes to a 90* fitting and the long to a straight fitting, there could be a foot or two of difference and still run at maximum flow...

I was going to go into cv (or coefficient values) but figured I would keep it somewhat layman for now...

In answer to your question.....What size hose and how are you plumbed?   

GT

Cv...  doh!  What kind of fittings do you have on each run? A lot of fittings have a smaller diameter than the id of the hose. That's a cv issue.  If they are right angle. That's another restriction. Without running the numbers my gut says your non tubing issues are a larger contibutor than tubing lenght variations.  Doh

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Thanks alot guys