will this pump lift water out of a 14 course basement
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Yes for sure. I lifted water 90ft vertical lift a total of 300+ft at an alarming rate
1052327
Thomas:I am not sure. I have never thought about using the pump to water the lawn. It is a pretty powerful pump. It pulled about 4 ft of water out of my basement crawl space in about 25 minutes. Hope this helps.
1747815
This pump move water from the lake uphill to my lawn in front of my home which is more than 25 higher than the lake.
1368613
while I can't give you a number I have in basement and connect to sink and fridge on ground level. works OK however previously had a FloJet pump which had a bit more pressure (output)at sink.
1169776
I run this pump in 1 HP model in a lake floated on its side. In its third year and working fine. If the water is relatively clean, it would help. I push the water 150 yds sideways and 75 ft up a hill.
913405
I use this pump for pumping water into my cabin from a 55 gal drum.I built a stand to elevate the drum above the pump then I let gravity do the priming.
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Absolutly, this pump can really move some water at 3 and 4 of the variable speeds. you should have no problem at all with this pump getting water to the panels.
771042
It depends on how strong your pump is will determine the end results. Can you tell me in more specific what you are trying to accomplish?
1745500
In my use of the pump, I have had the pump within a few feet vertical from the surface of the water. Priming and pumping under these conditions has been successful. Trying to prime and run the pump with 5 to 8 feet above the water surface may work ok, but you will simply need to try it. It would be better to set the pump on something in the basement (unless the water is too deep to do this) and then run the outlet hose out the window. Good luck. In general, I have found both the 3 and 4 inch pumps to be reliable and fairly easy to prime.Wally Gwynn
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A quick Google search of "Superior Pump 91250" yields the manufacturers specs. I do not see PSI listed but "Pumps will lift water up to 25' of vertical height" I belive answers your question...there is a chart on the "Performance" tab that shows 30 GPM at 0' lift and 2 GPM at 25' lift...with flow rates every 5' listed.http://superiorpump.com/products/utility/91250.html
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Technically, that's 3 feet above its rated maximum head (which is 21 feet). That doesn't mean it won't work for that application. It would just be less efficient than a larger pump with higher head rating. It also depends on how often the pump will run. Forcing the pump to push a higher column of water than its rated would probably make it wear out sooner.
438909
it will probably work for holding the water in the pond. I used it for my basement to keep the water out and it started to lift from the pressure.
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The depth of the barrel would be too much for this pump and even if you supported it, so there would be just an inch or two water over it, I don't think it would create a big enough effect for the barrel.
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The whole point of the pump is for it to pump water that accumulates on a solid cover...so yes, it will work.
305956
My pump runs about the same winter and summer and has a lift of 10 1/2 feet. It drains the sump well of approx. 8 to 10 gals. in seconds. MY SUMP WELL IS SLIGHTLY OVER 2 FEET DEEP AND THE RAFTERS ARE 8 FEET ABOVE THAT, PLUS ANOTHER 6 INCHES UP INTO THE RAFTERS. ALSO A RUN OF APPROX. 40 HORIZONTAL FEET TO THE OUTSIDE OF THE HOUSE. Pump has worked well for almost one year.
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This pump works good for me. I pump water from a 55 gallon barrel about 8 feet to a shower.I'm not sure it will "lift" water from 15 feet or not?Look at a bigger pump. It's your call.
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The 4400 GPH pump is 1/2 HP. It will handle 10 ft lift just fine (3200 GPH output @ 10 ft lift, according to the specs). I have it lifting 12-14' in my basement.