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Larissa Marler - Accounting - Coeur d'Alene, ID Meet Larissa, a delightfully quirky individual whose heart belongs to her German Shorthaired Pointer. She loves her dog so much that she often fantasizes about transforming into a GSP herself—because who wouldn’t want to run around chasing squirrels and living the dream of perpetual snacks? Larissa rolls around town in her beloved little Jeep, a vehicle she adores almost as much as her boyfriend. In fact, if her Jeep had a personality, it might...

Understanding Float Switches: Pump vs ControlHave you ever wondered: What is a pump switch? What is a control switch? In this video we explain the difference between two types of float switches used in most pumping applications.  Shop for Float Switches: Float Switches (rcworst.com) If you need more information or assistance with products, call 855.329.4519 or email Customer.Service@RCWorst.com to speak with an industry expert. Thanks for watching! ...

Tiffany Powell - Accounting - Coeur d'Alene, ID Tiffany is a born and raised Idahoan, who loves to bake and garden. She enjoys spending time with her husband, who she has been married to for 10 years. They got married in 2014 and have three dogs Albert, George and Betsy. She also enjoys singing karaoke and spending time outside. Why Our Customers Should “Expect the Best from RC Worst.” We are a locally owned, fourth generation, family-owned business. For over 71 years we have been effectively...

If you own a private water system, then you probably have a pressure switch. In this video we: Show where to find your pressure switch factory settingsExplain why you may need to adjust your pressure settingsDemonstrate how to adjust the pressure settings on your switchGive troubleshooting tips for a malfunctioning pressure switchIllustrate how adjusting the range or differential setting will affect your system pressure ** PRESSURE TANK MUST BE SET TO 2-3 PSI BELOW CUT-ON PRESSURE OF...

Prosser Series 9-01000 Dewatering Pump Prosser's small but powerful Portable Electric Submersible Pumps are compact, lightweight units. They are quiet and will operate in any position. No priming, suction hose or foot valves required. Prosser pumps can be easily staged for higher head applications. The unique in-line design assures a cool running motor with heat transferred to the pumped liquid. Prosser pumps can operate continuously in 104°F (40°C) temperature water and within a range of 5 to...