Posted by kyplowboy on July 23, 2012 at 11:34:45 from (98.93.140.99):
In Reply to: Rural water posted by Notjustair on July 22, 2012 at 19:58:02:
Not sure what state you are in but as a water treatment plant operator by night I can tell you that putting a pump on the county's line is a bad idea. When you are pulling it will cause a large drop in pressure back the line a ways. Anything under 20psi in the system is considered unsafe in the state of KY and reason for a boil water order.
With the legal and safety stuff out of the way, here's a practical answer to your question. If you have enough pressure in the house, just not outside for garden hose type applications it would be ok for you to fill a tank and then pump out if it with a pump/bladder tank type set up. Untill we got county water back here where I live the well at my grandmother's house would not make enough water at one time to take a shower with. We had her system rigged up with two pumps. The deep well pump was rigged up with a timer and a float. It pumped water into a 400 gallon pickup bed style tank in the basement. It ran 1 minute twice an hour, if the tank got full the float would shut it down till some water was out. We had a second pump set up with a bladder tank to pressurize the sysetm in the house with water pulled from the tank.
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