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Submersible Pump 'basket'?
"Kurt" wrote in message ... In article , "Reel McKoi" wrote: "Goldlexus" wrote in message news:21Mzj.6006$H%3.852@trndny01... We have a Gould sewage pump that we use to pump water to our waterfall. It is a nice powerful pump so powerful that it sucks up our fish! For some reason the fish really like to hang out around the pump, it must be the current it generates or something. Anyway, is there something we could put the pump in that will allow waterflow thru' and w ill keep fish safe? The pump stands 19" tall and is about 13" wide. Thanks! ========================= Make a "basket" from 1/4" hardware cloth and J-clips. Watch for clogging if a lot of leaves and plant debris sticks to the mesh. How strong of a pump do you have pulling water through it? The basket around the intake of my 1250GPH pump couldn't possibly clog given all the area around it. ===================== I think ours is about 3500gph. Plant debris is what would clog mine quickly without some kind of "guard" around it. There are loads of plants in both ponds. -- RM.... Frugal ponding since 1995. rec.ponder since late 1996. Zone 6. Middle TN USA ~~~~ }((((* ~~~ }{{{{(ö |
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