"G & K Meyer" wrote in message
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Does any one have a way to keep their water feature full with out doing it
by hand? I was thinking there must be something out there that can be
tied
into a water supply that would open and shut off when a the water level
reaches a set level.
I would like to put something like that on my front yard water feature
that
is just a whisky barrel that pumps water up through a hand pump. But need
to fill often here in Colorado unless I can find and install a device like
I
am asking for help on.
You can see the set up at
http://www.ofoto.com/I.jsp?c=65zgxlu...&x=0&y=-n2twfr
Thank you for you help I know there must be some way to do this.


See http://www.pvl.co.uk/balem1_anim.htm for a simple ball valve

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Steve
Milk floats, stainless steel sinks

You can see the set up at
http://www.ofoto.com/I.jsp?c=65zgxlu...&x=0&y=-n2twfr
Thank you for you help I know there must be some way to do this.

Very cute and pretty. You took a small space and really made it into
something. ~ jan


~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~

On Sun, 16 Jan 2005 10:40:47 -0700, G & K Meyer wrote:
Does any one have a way to keep their water feature full with out doing it
by hand? I was thinking there must be something out there that can be tied
into a water supply that would open and shut off when a the water level
reaches a set level.

Toilet float valve, stock tank float valve, etc.

Or a timer that runs a certain amount of time every day, with an
overflow to dispose of excess.

sdb
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