Hand Pump Water Fountain DIY - Pondless Water Feature Build
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This is exactly what we are about to build! Thanks for the inspiration
That bucket is the right way to go. You could also use a galvanized tub or a trough. The possibilities are endless. Just use whatever fits with the landscape and is cheapest at hand. It's usually the reclaimed or "junk find" pieces that look the coolest.
I agree. Recycling old product is the way to go.
Thank you so much! This is very helpful I will let you know when I'm finished with it and I will send you a picture or a short video. I am so excited to get this working. Congratulations on your baby by the way. I just found out I'm going to be a Nana for the 2nd time.
Thanks!
Its a lot of fun to hear your thinking about options. I appreciate that you are both inventive and a problem solver. Thanks.
Sure thing!
Fabulous. Love the look. Love the hand pump idea. Thinking about this one next to my greenhouse. Thanks for the info.
Wow! Sweet, a really good idea! going to try this one! Thank you sooo much!
Did one of these in a 1/2 whiskey barrel in 2014. Had an Amish guy ask me if it was a well.
Thank you! I'm trying something similar with my mom's hand pump from the family farm 🤣
You can do it!
Nice! Thanks for the DIY info - exactly what I was searching for!
Glad to hear it!
I like this video. I have a pump like this one, but was planning to do the same, without the frame; instead, to use a whisky barrel.
I would need a little stand for thr pump, right? Would that be better inside the barrel, or outside?
Thank you.
I love your videos! I have a vintage hand pump that was once used on the farm I grew up on. I'm a disabled senior living in San Diego wondering where you are located, if you're local. Would like to have you install a water feature for me. Thank you.
Good shit! Gives me so much inspiration!!!
right on! get it.
Thank you. Exactly what I'm working on. I am wondering how you decided to choose a 500 gallon-per-hour pump, what size tubing and was it rigid or flexible, and how you threaded it or capped it in the hand water pump. My old hand pump looks very similar and has two feet of metal pipe attached. I was going to try mounting it through a semi-circle of plywood on top of a resin wine barrel planter I found at Lowe's. Any help designing this very much appreciated. Gary
Very nice, ty☺️
sure thing
How would you do one on side of a 325 gallon pond?
I would need to find a way to stabilize it on some kind of platform near the edge. then just run a hose to it from a submersible pump. probably about 400-600 GPH
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How do we do the power? Bury extension cord (but not the plug)? I can’t figure out this part.
Depends on where its located. I have not yet had any problems with buried extension cords.
@@travisjantzer great I was hoping you would say that. How do you keep the connections from getting rained on?
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@@pdxcontent One thing to consider, when burying cables, is to snake them so that if the ground moves, there is some slack to take up. I am planning this, drill into my garage. then either wire in a spur, or just rewire a plug on the other side of the wall.
How did you run the tubing, mine seems to hit something
I don’t recall.. I know these things have the plunger thing inside you may need to remove or drill through.
Or just run the tubing up the backside where it’s not seen? If that’s possible.
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