I need a small pump it will not be under water it must have a head of 13 ft. will this pump work
1731985
From what I have been able to look up, 11 FT 8" may be the max head pressure for this pump so I don't think it will work for your application.
1731986
This is an inline pump and does NOT need to be under water although it can be.
1731987
No, it has an 11' shut off, The 02728 has a 15' + head 1800 GPH, but at 13' you will only get about 800 GPH (11/2 " hose), Inline it will have to be primed. I have had good luck with the Pondmaster Pumps (Submerged), and like the replaceable Impellers. Proline has a of external pumps also. For more info check out www.DannerMfg.com
2118005
That's a complex question with no definitive answer or recommendation. The pump will move a lot of water over short distances but the back pressure from a fire hose, length of run from the water source and rise of the elevation all contribute obstacles. Your best course of action would be to get the pump specs and visit the nearest fire department or engineering offices and see if one of the veterans can calculate head pressure for you under your circumstances. You need to know what it will and won't do before you commit to a purchase. What you're establishing is essentially a "dry" hydrant where you throw the intake in the lake if cirumstances arise. I'd ask the question hypothetically and ask for a hypothetical answer as liability issues may scare off a definitive response.
824790
Yes, I purchased this pump for a small outdoor fountain and it works great.
1098328
I use this pump on my 25 ft diameter. It about the size gallon size. So it should work for you
1770169
The pump will work but the hose size is different, so you would have to reduce your hose size. Otherwise it would work.
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.
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.
2147882
It depends on how much current the pump draws. If it's less then 5.8 amps, it should be good.
2148151
I use it on my 24 foot pontoon boat and the motor head is about a foot and a half under water. I prefer to stand while fishing and use a handle extender.
2162671
If your pool is 15 feet by 36 feet it will not be able to clean your pool enough. If your pool is 15 feet round and 3 feet tall, this pump would work ok, but you could use a smaller pump and cost you a lot less.
1315015
approx. 4' the pump is small so if you need more you can use a small extension cord.
2059051
The pump is small and accurate but has a limited lower range, in most cases...depending on your need and the psi range it should do the job.
1279504
I wouldn't suggest this. There will probably be water around and this device isn't made for anything wet nor the surges your pump will produce. You can also purchase a sump pump cheaper. Home Depot carries batteries $200 and up that would work better for your purpose.
2084495
I'm quite sure it can. You'll just need tho get an approriate up/down adaptor. If I remember correctly my pump's ourput is 1 inch (sorry, I'm not on my boat now, and am not sure), but if you just get a 1-inch down to 3/4 inch adaptor (Home Depot, Lowes, etc), that should work.
574112
It's small, maybe a foot or so long. I run it in my pool with the pump running so there is some chop in the water and it does fine. In a lake I think it would do fine as long as the waves/chop isn't over 4 inches or so.
697166
I went down and measured the best I could with the pump assembly underwater and a little hard to access. I would say you need a diameter of at least 12 inches to accommodate the side that has the float attached. That should allow it to freely move up and down.
838310
Of course it will, if you get the pump within about 20 feet of the water level, and can have your discharge point no more than 50 feet higher than that.