i have an 42 " circumference- 18" deep out door pond- is this suitable ?
753543
It wasn't powerful enough for my two tier fountain and it only runs in bright sunlight (stops when clouds cover the sun & at night). If you need continuous water movement it not the right one.
753544
Hi Jeff. I think it would be kind of small for that. I just have it in a bird bath. Good luck!
753545
I have mine in a bird bath and it works great!!! but I don't think this I big enough to work in a bigger pond
753546
No not really, pump needs to be approx. 4" from surface otherwise the top of the fountain head's not above the water surface! You could place on blocks or a few stacked large rock to raise it near the water surface. It would be 'just' enough to keep the water from stagnating while producing vary small fountain but little more...
753547
I used this pump in a bird bath which gave a 6-8 inch spray. I submergedthe pump about three inches. I do not think it is large enough for aout door pond. Have used this pump in bird bath abt three summers does a great job in bird bath.
753548
no way, the pump is really little. less then 3" of water or it won't shoot up. maybe the size of your largest mixing bowl only a litttle bit wider than.
753549
In my opinion, no: Imagine a pump about the size of a golf ball. You would have to place the pump on some kind of platform to get the water to even break the surface.
823804
Yes, as long as the depth from bottom to top is 18" or less. (A standard 40 gallon is 17" I believe, and with gravel the depth is probably an inch or two less than that)
402107
I would say yes I am going to try it on my pond. I also am going to shorten the bag using a hose clamp as I only have 2' deal.
1318315
I don't see why not; however, it may take some time as you say your pond is large and I merely used it to transfer fuel from a riding mower to a can. I would recommend perhaps beginning with a wet/dry vac then as you near the bottom, then use this item.
1388049
We have a 27'×4' round above ground pool and this pump works just fine with it. Hope this helps.
1161861
We use ours on 40 gallon breeders. I haven't measured it, but it fits our 36X18 tanks well. A little snug, but I like it that way.
1692149
It should. Our pool is 28ft round and 4ft deep. We have been very impressed. Good luck!
423457
It should easily fit a 42". It fit my 36" standard out of box but there was plenty of room to expand it out.
381801
It depends on where you live and how big is the area you need the heater for. My pond is 2 ft deep and measure 8 ft x 8ft wide for the winter and I live in southeastern Minnesota.
1182161
Yes my pool is 16' x 32' and I was able to make work. This size pool would be no problem
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I would think so. We have been using it all summer on our 18'x52' pool and it work great!
130268
Hi Karen. The panels are not 48" Long. I would check Hayward's website and search on your model of filter to get the correct size replacement
469305
I use mine in a 10 by 16 ft insulated shed and it works ok. I think you should use a bigger unit for yours. I get about a half pint of water every other day. (not much) yet, it is a small area. Yours at 26ft long I wouldn't think of a unit this small. I'm in the tn mountains and its been a humid summer and my shed still has a slight dampness. I hope this helps you decide. Bigger calls for bigger.
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Yes you may. I have a 7' by 7' pond and this is an amazing apparatus. The only problem is you need a lighter weight hose to attach to your regular hose to make it easier to use. I found the regular hose was too hard to use. My husband suggested the lighter weight hose to attach and it made all the difference in the world. (I still use some chlorine to keep the algae down) I simply purchased the small floating deal on Amazon to keep the chlorine in so I don't have to deal with it daily.
1833515
It should be. Some varieties might need some more depth, but I think you'd be okay with most varieties at nearly 11 inches deep.
675161
I think a 20 or 24 would be fine. I live on a pond and we have 24 inch ones.
1329458
I would think it would be large enough. I have a 300 gallon pond and it gives out plenty of air.