I need a pump for my fountain that will attach to a tube that is only about 1/4" in diameter. Will this pump attach to such a small tube?
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Husband said it came with inner adapters to 1/4 in. (He threw them away unfortunetly).
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Yes. It has included adaptors for various tubing sizes. If not got to Home Depot and find one to fit your needs.
1701975
One way is to slip the 1/4 in tube into the larger tube that fits the larger fitting.
1701976
the nice thing about this one is it comes with 3 different sizes so it will work for you
824790
Yes, I purchased this pump for a small outdoor fountain and it works great.
312362
Actually, the outer diameter of the end of the metal tube is 1-3/16", so a 1-1/4" attachment might be a bit large.
2005975
I had to look up what that system is, but it appears to have a 1-1/4" hose. It's small enough that it shouldn't collapse the hose like my 2500gph pump did. It's really pretty cheap, though.
1770169
The pump will work but the hose size is different, so you would have to reduce your hose size. Otherwise it would work.
1272985
It should work if the connection is the right sice for your pump. The connection if 2.1mm male.
1680219
Yes. just measured it and it's 2". You could insert it into shaft to a depth of 21.5" before you would hit the L fitting at the top or where the hose is connected to the body of the bilge. Goody Luck! BTW: It's a good little water pump.
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Not this pump. I think it is 1 1/4" discharge hose. I bought 25' of 1 1/4" from the same company, only around $13 for hose. I would not want the discharge hose to be that small.
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The connections are different, but where the hoses meet the pump the diameter is (I think) 1 and 1/4. If your hoses are this diameter you should be okay. Search for my review for exact numbers. I am writing this from my phone and going from memory.
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You would need a larger pump based on the height. There is an equation to figure out what power you would need. This is just a small fountain; maybe 6 inch rise. I would still recommend the brand; they do carry larger pumps. Good luck :) L
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No. I had to cut a hole in my water container in order for the pump to fit, and the diameter of the hole was greater than 5 inches
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It has been some time since I installed this for my Daughter, but I think it is 1 1/4", I used an adapter and used 3/4" pipe in our situation, I probably would not use any smaller than 3/4 pipe tho,
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It's not good below 2 or 3 inches. I believe that you need a smaller pump for that depth.
897812
Hey Maximillan! Our adapters work with pumps that attach to standard sized baby bottles, where the mouth of the bottle is roughly 1.5in. Although there are exceptions to this, our adapters do attach to most breast pumps with these specifications.
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Yes, vertically plan on about 24 inches in a 1/4 inch pipe. Horizontally, it will probably make it about 10 or 20 ft. Don't plan on a lot of flow or pressure though. The pump actually sits in the water, so you will need a small section of flexible tubing to hook it up. There is no float switch so you need to keep an eye on it so it doesn't run dry. It might work for a rain barrel pump, but I haven't used it that way yet.
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You will need a 1/2" female npt X 1/4" adapter to connect to the pump, I would recommend plastic to avoid damaging the pump
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It has a 1 1/4 inch threads so you can if you adapt it , I have mine that way you will also have to put in another check valve between this pump and well but it works fine for a back up pump source like you are wanting to do