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More on old wells... can I use this style pump?
http://www.harborfreight.com/34-hors...9305-8595.html
If I had a 250 gallon water tank at ground level, would this pump service my house. It might make a cheap easy way to have water while I redo the well... thanks for your thoughts. |
More on old wells... can I use this style pump?
On 8/30/2014 8:10 AM, KC wrote:
http://www.harborfreight.com/34-hors...9305-8595.html If I had a 250 gallon water tank at ground level, would this pump service my house. It might make a cheap easy way to have water while I redo the well... thanks for your thoughts. Might be just the ticket for flushing toilets and watering your lawn. ;-) 5 gal. hardened steel alloy tank with and EPDM bladder Maximum flow: 920 GPH (gallons per hour) Total head lift: 98 ft. Suction head lift: 26 ft. Cast iron housing with powder coat finish Maximum pressu 35 PSI Thermal protection with automatic reset Discharge: 1 in. Not suitable for potable water. |
More on old wells... can I use this style pump?
On 8/30/14 9:10 AM, KC wrote:
http://www.harborfreight.com/34-hors...9305-8595.html If I had a 250 gallon water tank at ground level, would this pump service my house. It might make a cheap easy way to have water while I redo the well... thanks for your thoughts. Do you like your water potable or with fries? |
More on old wells... can I use this style pump?
On 8/30/2014 4:24 PM, Harrold wrote:
On 8/30/2014 8:10 AM, KC wrote: http://www.harborfreight.com/34-hors...9305-8595.html If I had a 250 gallon water tank at ground level, would this pump service my house. It might make a cheap easy way to have water while I redo the well... thanks for your thoughts. Might be just the ticket for flushing toilets and watering your lawn. ;-) 5 gal. hardened steel alloy tank with and EPDM bladder Maximum flow: 920 GPH (gallons per hour) Total head lift: 98 ft. Suction head lift: 26 ft. Cast iron housing with powder coat finish Maximum pressu 35 PSI Thermal protection with automatic reset Discharge: 1 in. Not suitable for potable water. "Not suitable for potable water." Oh crap, didn't see that. |
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