will M267 pump horzinatal 160 feet with about 2 ft lift
1049366
That is long run. I would refer you to the Zoeller web site and ask one of their engineers.
1049367
It is a powerful pump and lift water well above 2 feet and force it along way over a horizontal distance. Under normal condition she pump is expected to last well beyond its warranty However if the water remains undrained in the line you can expect the pump to wear faster. You should try to get the long line to slope ever so slightly so the line will drain . The pump has a temperature limitation of about 135 degrees fahrenheit and will automatically shut down then auto reset to on once it cools. This could possible work against you of you are dealing with nearly continuous operation.
423730
A 40' run is a long way, but since your rise is only 3 1/2', that should not be a problem. I'm not a pro, but I expect the pump to work fine as long as you adhere to the 3/8" diameter.
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.
830415
No. You are at 24ft. lift. You need to move up to the Liberty 287 which is good for 37ft. lift. The 257 is rated for 21ft. Close but I would not try it. Better to have a rating that surpasses your needs for lift.
282617
Yes for sure. I lifted water 90ft vertical lift a total of 300+ft at an alarming rate
1506182
Well, it depends on your hose size, but with a half-inch tube, this pump is gonna push your water a good ways up. Several feet, at least. I wish I could get up and actually do it for you, but, alas, I'm not able to at the moment! It's a very powerful little pump! And quiet, too!
1689068
That's the amount of lift of the pump, 20 feet from the water source. If pumping from a surface cistern, you could theoretically pump from the surface to a second or third story sink (again, 20 feet). While there is a small amount of resistance in a horizontal pipe, and while making sure you have an airtight seal is important (as with BD's answer), there is very little limitation on the length of a horizontal run for this pump. The limitation is in how far it can lift the water column using vacuum. In theory, all things being perfect and equal, this could be as much as 34 feet at sea level (though no seals are that perfect). 20 feet is a reliable estimate. That's the amount of lift of the pump, 20 feet from the water source. If pumping from a surface cistern, you could theoretically pump from the surface to a second or third story sink (again, 20 feet). While there is a small amount of resistance in a horizontal pipe, and while making sure you have an airtight seal is important (as with BD's answer), there is very little limitation on the length of a horizontal run for this pump. The limitation is in how far it can lift the water column using vacuum. In theory, all things being perfect and equal, this could be as much as 34 feet at sea level... » Read More That's the amount of lift of the pump, 20 feet from the water source. If pumping from a surface cistern, you could theoretically pump from the surface to a second or third story sink (again, 20 feet). While there is a small amount of resistance in a horizontal pipe, and while making sure you have an airtight seal is important (as with BD's answer), there is very little limitation on the length of a horizontal run for this pump. The limitation is in how far it can lift the water column using vacuum. In theory, all things being perfect and equal, this could be as much as 34 feet at sea level (though no seals are that perfect). 20 feet is a reliable estimate. « Show Less
839953
I think it will, but the flow rate will not be full at that elevation. In all honesty I would go a little bigger.
2154792
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.
1632001
I am not sure. If I am correct in assuming the numbers 15 and 20 represent the vertical feet these two pumps can lift the liquid, and you need more than 15 feet to lift your fluid, then the 15 model is not adequate for your needs.
2196433
No, the lift to your waterfall will slow this pump down. It will not be too large for your pond or waterfall.
2175228
i would say yes ...THis pump is not made for a head over 5-6 ft.Perfect for a location not easy to get electric to.Good luck
482226
I think so. The impellers on this pump are rubber and do an adequate job of pumping the water under a small load. I would think a 4' hose on both sides of the pump would be the extent of it's abilities to move water without putting undue strain on the impellers. In other words, 6-8 ft. would be the maximum lift I would place on the system (4' from rain barrel to pump + 4' from pump to raised bed). If your rain barrel has a faucet tap at the bottom you might increase this a bit as the head pressure from the water in the barrel would aid the pump in it's action.
240323
It depends on the size of the output tube, the narrower the higher it would go.... Physics.... However I pump mine with a 1 inch diameter pipe and it pumps up at least 6 feet to my sewer line. I'm pretty sure it would pump higher than that if it had to.
766073
I tested mine and it will pump vertically for at least 6 feet without a problem.
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.
241016
This Wel-Bilt Shallow Well Pump has a maximum suction lift of 26 feet, It is recommended to have your pump as close to the water source as possible.