can this water pump ,pump up to 500 feet ?
1886989
Pump housing corroded apart so I can't honestly answer nor would I buy again.
1886990
I don't think so, I love amazon and most of their products but would not recommend this pump. The first one they sent me had a bad engine so they sent me a second at no cost. The second one they sent has a VERY difficult time priming and I pretty much can't get it to work
1687817
I have re-read the documentation that accompanies the pump and nowhere does it state PSI or head (height) capability. My experience with draining a 500 gallon holding tank: discharge is not high pressure, less than a hose connected to the house; it will pump at least an 8' head. The pump did not deliver 2500 gph.
2084498
Yes, that will work. Be mindful that you don't try to run it through 3/4 for more than a few feet though. It's a great little pump!
2144958
600 feet is a lot but if there's no head (rise from source) it should work. There are instructions included that show how to install the pump as a pressure booster to a city supply line. The problem you may find is that the pump pulls harder than the supply can provide water and you might collapse the hose on the supply side. If you install the pump at the source and let the pump push it the whole way that might work better. I push water up 6 feet and then push it 150 feet and get 8gpm. I'm on my second pump and the newer models are a little better.
1579205
Yes you can put a little longer hose on it. I wouldn't go past the 30 ft mark on less you get a bigger pump.
2234001
I'm not sure about 500', 300' is as far as I have used it but it did do well at that length with no degration in multiple lines.
923994
My experience would say no. You will not reach 12' if you are going straight up. This may spray 12' or more along a more horizontal plane using elevation to obtain maximum distance. However if you point upwards around 80% my estimate would be more like 8' with a bleach type liquid. You might get 10' if you really pump it up and there is no wind present to deflect the stream.
241015
if you are talking about hose lenght mine does well over 100 feet, you have to look at your hose size 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.
1944521
Chris, No. In fact, I'm not aware of any pump sprayer that can reach that high. I've been dealing with all kinds of pump sprayers for over 30 years and in general, its tough to find any that will reach over 20 feet up let alone 30 feet or more. Now true, there are costly gasoline and electric spray systems designed for tree spraying which will reach. But no manual pump sprayer that I've ever seen. Please let me know if you find one that fits your needs; I'm sure we'll want to start selling the line since we get requests for such units all the time. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
957913
I guess you could, but why not just go with a BRS dosing pump. I think that they are good up to like 30-ft.
2168892
I don't know exactly how high it will pump but mine goes up roughly 5 feet without any problems what-so-ever. If you do purchase it, make sure you install the check valve, otherwise the pump will be constantly underwater which will shorten the life of the pump considerably.
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.
1593677
The box tells you it may not work over 5000 feet but 5300 is not a lot over that number and they are saying "may not" not "will not". I cannot answer the question, however, because my home is at sea level. I am very happy with the heater which I have had since January of last year and used last winter and it was very cost efficient and provided excellent heat. I have just turned it on for this heating season.
566799
Sorry, this does not have the capacity for that large of a pump. This is more of a voltage adapter for small things like hair dryers, curling irons, clothes irons, and the like. I have a well with a 220VAC/3 HP pump 500 feet deep. I use a 17 KW propane generator to power that. It's something like this kind of model:http://www.generac.com/all-products/generators/home-backup-generators/guardian-series/17kwGood luck!
1602689
The manual says the ECO-264 can pump to a maximum lift of 6.5 feet. Note that if the pump is submerged, lift is measured from the surface of the water, not from the depth of the pump. So if the pump is submerged in water to a depth of 5 feet, it can pump to 6.5 feet above the surface, for a total distance, from pump to end of hose, of 11.5 feet.
2020126
Yes, as long as you have the water running fast enough it will pull water from 5' feet below.