Will this pump fit in the bottom of a 5 gallon bucket? "HD" or "L" store style?
333075
I had these installed by contractors under my house. They did use the HD style buckets to put them in at ground level. We have had a very rainy spring and so far, they have worked great.
333076
The pump will fit in a standard 11" dia x 14" h 5 gal pail with 1" free space on piping side. However unless you have a lot of water coming in, the pump will cycle every few seconds. Every 3" in the pail is 1 gallon and the pump turn on at 9" off at 4" (total of 5" or 1 gallon). At a 10' height to pump out, the pump will only run for 10 sec. or so. This is a very good pump, just be sure you have enough water so it doesn't cycle several times a min.
307967
It should. It goes in place of the 5 gallon water bottle. Has to be top load, it wont work in a bottom load.
259525
Negative. This is a manual pump with it's own hose attached (about 48") that you would then use to transfer water from your storage barrel to a bucket or watering can. It is set up to fit most storage barrels with threaded bung holes in the fixed top rather than barrels with removable tops. (though, many removable barrel lids have threaded bung holes, also.)
1610421
It will work at a 5' depth. Intake screen at bottom of pump must remain fairly clean. If it gets clogged, no water flow.
1729416
I use the smallest bottle of liquid gain detergent 1.8 liter so I tried it for you this weekend. It will fit but to get it in the middle or the lower basket you have to angle it to clear the basket above. I agree with SMB that you would not want to load it down too much. I store hair products and brushes in mine and it works well for that.
666710
It fits a 5 gallon bucket ..if you measure it you will know ..I dont have a tape with inch on it
984094
no, only fits standard gallon bucket. I had to stop and refill from 5 gal bucket.
1378317
No it won't, it is way too long to fit in small tanks. I had to return mine because it didn't fit in my five gallon tank.
2166007
I don't think the bags are deep enough to drape over the edges of a 5 gallon bucket, which is what you want. Maybe a 2-1/2 or 3 gallon bucket would work. Alternately, you could partially fill your 5 gallon bucket with sand or dirt to make the bags fit properly. An added advantage of that is that it would make your setup more stable. Good luck!
1850865
That depends on the height of your jug. There is about an inch of space below our pump in our 5-gallon jug.
986477
No it will not fit, the 1gallon jugs have a Signifigantly larger opening, the pumps pickup tube is also to short to reach the bottom of the jug.
845824
I want to say that 90% you can! I'm not totally familiar with the type of pump you have but this unit comes with all the necessary adaptors to make it fit for your pump. Worst case you may have to run to HD or Lowes to get an adaptor to fit if needed, but hardly doubt it!?
944845
It probably would. If not, switching to another canister only takes moments. You might consider an adapter hose and 5 gallon tank.
1653423
Yes, you can store it in the 5 gal. bucket, but not enough room for the float to operate correctly while in there.
777105
If you get the smaller version, yes, I think it would, but it must stay submerged, this size would generate way more heat than you need for a 5 gallon bucket, and since you just want to keep it from freezing, not keep it warm, a smaller version would seem appropriate. I use this size to keep 100 gallon comfortable for outside tank in winter in my greenhouse.
188267
It will fit. Its only about 7 inches when folded up for storage. Great pump for the price
50217
I can't answer your direct question but, this is our 2nd purchase (8 yr interval). If your 5 gal. bucket is short & wider rather than tall, would think cord could be balanced & not fall in. We use in our birdbath all winter when temps dip below freezing in Michigan. It truly is dependable & works great for us.