Would this pump work in 1/2 whiskey barrel fountain?
1740439
Yes, I think it would. I am using it in a small water garden bowl without the spray attachments so it bubbles without going outside my bowl, but it sounds like others are using it in their ponds with great success. It is pretty adaptable.
1740440
Yes, it should. Depending on the depth of the water, you may want to put the pump on a brick or something placed in the bottom so that the fountain nozzle is above the water line. Check the fountain spray with the various nozzles to make sure that it doesn't spray beyond the outside of your barrel, or you'll lose all your water fairly quickly and ruin the pump. We had it in a two-foot diameter birdbath and had to watch it pretty carefully.
1740441
You would have to support the pump so it was only under 1-2" of water. That said,it depends on how much of an effect you are after - in my birdbath one of thefountain heads actually sprays out of the birdbath. I believe the most coverageyou could get even with the fountain head that sprays the farthest would beabout an 8-10" diameter total. Meaning from the center of the barrel it wouldspray out 4-5". If you are looking for a major splashing fountain for your barrelyou may need to go with a larger pump. But I am also assuming it would costmuch more than the price of this unit. Hope this helps! : ) You would have to support the pump so it was only under 1-2" of water. That said,it depends on how much of an effect you are after - in my birdbath one of thefountain heads actually sprays out of the birdbath. I believe the most coverageyou could get even with the fountain head that sprays the farthest would beabout an 8-10" diameter total. Meaning from the center of the barrel it wouldspray out 4-5". If you are looking for a major splashing fountain for your barrelyou may need to go with a larger pump. But I am also assuming it would... » Read More You would have to support the pump so it was only under 1-2" of water. That said,it depends on how much of an effect you are after - in my birdbath one of thefountain heads actually sprays out of the birdbath. I believe the most coverageyou could get even with the fountain head that sprays the farthest would beabout an 8-10" diameter total. Meaning from the center of the barrel it wouldspray out 4-5". If you are looking for a major splashing fountain for your barrelyou may need to go with a larger pump. But I am also assuming it would costmuch more than the price of this unit. Hope this helps! : ) « Show Less
1740442
I have it in a small water garden about the size as a whiskey barrel and it works fine.
1740443
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.
1740444
It's very small, I think it would be dwarfed in half a whiskey barrel. It is a powerful little bugger though. I have it in my birdbath and it shoots the water up with some force.
1668309
It's hard to say from here , but as long the connections are the right size , and the pump is similar in size , why shouldn't, it work. Make sure the connections are the same distance from the floor , I ordered a higher end unit with more bells and whistles I styles and would have rerouted plumbing just to hook it up . Good luck
939185
Yes. Works wonderfully in my 1/2 liter dispenser, diluted with some water, agave sweetener and whiskey.
1922479
That's a long haul... Hope the point is not too deep.... Anyway the pump inlet is 1 1/4 so you'll want to adapt down from 1.5 pipe to 1.25 right near the pump
822172
I installed this filter one year ago. I have a 1-1/2 horse power pump. With 1-1/2 inch piping It works great. I havenot had any pproblems.
1444953
I don't know BUT if your pump has a 1" shaft with a 1/4 key way it should. Check with the seller.
1205954
I wouldn't think so.. It would have to be probably 6" so you have 2" just to allow the hose to bend, not kink. The pump itself is probably 3", not counting the hose barb.
196168
Yes, I think this would work for your application. This not a float activated pump and requires at least 1/2" water to run. It's best if you have a way to turn on and off as once plugged in it will check for high water level every few minutes, if water is high it pumps until lower than 1/2" at pump.
824789
It could, but this is such a tiny pump that it would only be good for a tabletop fountain. You would need to make sure that the plug would not be exposed to the elements.
923976
This is a great little pump. The specs are accurate as far as I can tell. It has a 3/8" male barbed hose fitting at the discharge, so you'd need an adapter to get it to fit your 1/2" system depending on what type fitting you have on your drip line. If it's a regular female garden hose fitting you'd need a short piece of 3/8" tubing and a 3/8" male barbed x male garden hose adapter. You'll need some 3/8" hose anyway for the intake side of the pump.
1532936
Hi, You will need an 1-1/2" Male adapter to fit this. As this pump has 1-1/2" female pipe threads. Have a great day!
1211550
The input and output on the pump are the same size, 1/4", I think; you may need an adapter union.
1202106
Not sure.....are you talking half a whiskey barrel? Take measurements because it is true to the size advertised.
1803329
I have both single and double valve faucets and it works well for me. Be aware there has to be a return pipe from the plumbing point furthest from the pump. It is not one of those 'passive' systems that recycle water back down the cold water pipe. I found it to be a real quality product. Mark
1569305
I assume it could, as you should be able to insert two tubes of like-size tubing into the input tank of the pump.
360822
Yes, but if your pump came with the blue 2-part valves, you need to replace them with the duckbill valves.
1176193
Based on my memory of the old glass bottles, this pump should work fine. The seal will work on any bottle as long as it fits over the neck/opening and since it operates on positive pressure the rigidity of the glass wouldn't be a factor.