Goulds-J7S Single Nose Shallow Well Goulds-Jet Pump 3/4HP

I've had a few of these .75 hp Goulds J7S pumps in 12 years. They run and run and run correctly as long as you have a perfect input connection with absolutely zero in-port leaks. As soon as you see any drips between your well head and the pump, promptly fix them or else the cavitation will kill the pump. Also, spend the extra 10 bucks for a pump controller switch that has a low pressure cutoff to prevent the pump from continuously running if a pipe bursts or some other plumbing issue happens that will burn out the pump by dry pumping itself to a plastic impeller melting death. A two piece coupler on the in and out ports allows you to re-tighten the pvc connectors without having to replumb the entire connection if there is a slight leak.

Tried three different pumps over a four year period. All failed to some degree. Going on four years now with this pump and the performance is simply amazing. Bought a second as backup (just in case) as I used them for a residence overseas. Probably didn’t it, but for the peace of mind. Both are performing wonderfully.

exactly what I ordered, delivered quickly

Very happy with new pump. Replaced a 10 year old J5S. The difference in noise is amazing. So much quieter than before - I would have changed it out for that reason alone (old pump just wouldn't build enough pressure to shut off) Took me longer than proud of to release that I needed to change jumper from 230v to 115.

The pump itself is great, but the seller of this pump (eFaucets) sold it as new when it was used and showed signs of use. It was not shipped in OEM packaging. UPDATE: I ordered a 2nd pump from another seller and it also came USED with rust and water inside of it. BEWARE

I know nothing about pumps, except my husband and the plumber were happy with the results. The Goulds-Jet pump was a resonable price and is working just the way it's supposed to. We have water!

Quite! It’s installed in the pump room in my house and I can barely hear it. It’s quieter than our dishwasher. Easy to change from 240v to 120v. Update: We had a pipe break in a locked pump room. We were gone for a week. Our caretaker noticed water leaking through the outside wall and turned the water off on the outside of the house. The pump ran without water for a week and I’m glad there wasn’t a fire. I was sure that I would need to buy another pump but I was wrong. We primed it and it’s been running perfectly for a month and a half now. (Not continuous use)

Used to replace same pump for 35 yrs ago.... pump was still working just rusty and loud. Goulds! Do it