I need something to direct a stream of water in a concrete waterfall. Will this work?
223615
I would think so, depends how high you need it to build up, I'm sure you could build it as high as you want, just based on the amount in the tubes would be your limiter. It is thick enough it should work.
223616
Although I have never used in exactly this kind of application my guess is that it will work just fine. I have used Marine Tex for many years and in very many applications (mostly on or related to a boat). I once used it to "temporarily" repair my water pump on my boats' chevy V8 engine. I just intended to get through the vacation but that water pump repair was still in the boat when I sold it 7 years later ! I have friends that have repaired a cracked engine block with Marine Tex. It is truly some magical stuff.
1318233
Yes you can. Look at the water flow chart to see if this will supply what you need.
515422
Thanks; it's going into a small tabletop waterfall and the space for the pump is limited. This will work. Thanks!mc
1650186
I tried it outside, but the door apron (floor) doesn't extend far enough to work properly, so I placed the dams inside to block the water from flowing onto the shop floor. This worked well for me.
293079
I'm not sure I understood your question? it works great, as a water source will be great, just make sure the water volume meets your demand
1629842
That should work as long as the bucket has holes in it so water can flow into it. A better technique is to use a skimmer that is connected to the input of the pump; that keeps leaves and other trash out of the pump. My only regret is that I didn't get a higher capacity pump. I am using it for a small waterfall and it is just not adequate.
710393
It will work. Device detects water in fluid. Very good result in various cases
658315
I don't know, but having seen how it works, I doubt it. It would further impede the water flow & likely run over.
1189444
This item is not meant for what you want to use it but there are diverters you can use. It sounds like you need a plumber to achieve your objective.
1655932
This device needs a constant water feed to work properly. It's not going to work in a vise.
1117632
You didn't mention anything about your setup, but I would advise choosing a smaller pump. You can certainly restrict the flow in any number of ways. The restriction will cause the internal pump pressure to rise thus in all probability decreasing the life of the pump. Of course this depends how much you are reducing the flow. Again, I would suggest that you size the pump for your project. All that said...it's only 20 bucks. Best of luck.
1109047
The can comes with a narrow plastic tube which inserts into the nozzle, causing the liquid to project in a stream. I used it from the ground for a second level deck. It is a little messy, but it did work.
1256344
yes it will work i use it to transfer water from my truck 20 feet up to my catchment tank its not the fastest but works well
1265638
I think it would work but the water pressure may not be as strong as you would like it to be.
1602840
I don't see any reason that would prvent it from working in the vertical position as long as you follow the inlet/outlet flow positions. it's the directional flow of the water and not gravity that gets the job done.
1833464
I'd like just a little higher flow. It works OK, but we have a 3' waterfall and I wish it pushed a bit more water.
2107632
This is probably not going to work for you. This is an _automatic_ waterer, designed to be bolted down to a concrete pad with the water plumbed from below ground (and well below the frost line). The power is a simple AC plug, but the power also needs to be run out through the concrete pad which requires conduit and a receptacle located within the waterer's cavity. For your application I'd just get a 100 gallon water trough and a floating heater.