Does anybody know what is the maximum hight or "lift" this pump will push water? Thank You.
1962398
It's a strong little pump as most bilge pumps are and will pump water several feet in what ever direction you run the hose but I wouldn't go much over 5 or 6 feet.
1263419
I believe the unit states that you should have proper clearance for better air flow. You would also need to check to see if your pump is strong enough to push the water that distance.
695643
This is not a high pressure pump. I run 3 impact sprinklers off of each of my two Wayne 100 pumps. Their performance changes if I run them very far uphill . This is a good pump to move a lot of water , (volume) but not at high pressure. You can find out more info at the Wayne website. They rate it up to 70 psi at less than 10 feet of head. you will want to get familiar with the "head" rating for pumps to help you select a pump for your needs.
655309
My set up is about 60 feet 6 foot rise, the pump is very strongMy set up is about 60 feet and 6 foot rise, it has been running for about 3 years, The pump is very strong I think it should be no problem running only 2 foot rise.
2055498
I consider myself above average strength wise, and I could not get it to pump any water at all. Not from 25 feet or less. Tried to return it and they told me just to keep it. Gave it to my wife as a garden decoration.
2211116
It depends on how far up you want to go. Mine goes up about 5 feet then across the ceiling 6 feet then down to a utility sink. The Hartell website indicates a maximum 15 foot lift. See http://catalog.hartell.com/item/condensate-pumps/kt-15-series-pumps/pn-1011?&seo;=110.
565984
I would think so but, have no proof of that. My pump has great pressure but, only pushes up 4 or five feet.
975079
I've got this pump sitting at the bottom of my rain-barrel pushing water through a "DIG" micro-irrigation kit that is watering over 20 plants/bushes spread out amongst 100' of tubing, and its got plenty of umph, so I can't imagine you'd have any problems moving water 4.5ft.
1747816
I would say this pump should do it , I use it to pump 20 feet from under ground , so if the hill ain't straight up it should move some water
387250
I can't give an honest answer, never had to pump water up that much elevation
999062
For pumps of this type it is about 26 feet. A person could put another pump below and push up to this pump. Or, put this pump on the water.
1712728
At 8 feet the 91330 & 91335 model will pump about 30 GPM. You can find the "PERFORMANCES" chart in your owners manual on page %. If you don't have your manual, you can download it at http://www.superiorpump.com/Manuals/utility.manuals.html.
1130780
The manufacturer suggests pumping at the high spot. I always follow the manufacturers' instructions. I had mine installed by a plumber who put the venture at the high point.
100587
This is a booster pump, by definition should have little or no suction but boost the pressure from 1 psi to 20-40psi.I use it to boost a gravity feed from a storage tank feed by a RO to run a ice-machine that requires 20 psi to activate.If using a foot valve and primed it may pull from 6 feet but doubt if it could self prime 6 feet.
2118004
I haven't used my pump, I doubt that it would put out enough pressure to go very far, I am just going to use it to fill a tank on a truck to water my garden during dry weather. Tony McQueen
1708437
A little more than 4 psi. It is rated to lift water 9.8 feet which equates to 4.24 psi. You won't be able to use this particular pump for a shower.
21778
I do not believe this is for your application. This is an above ground pump.