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Buriram Province - General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Eric2012 on November 27, 2012, 04:21:38 PM

Title: Water pumps-One pump or two?
Post by: Eric2012 on November 27, 2012, 04:21:38 PM
One pump or two? Can anyone help regarding the installation of a well and tank water supply?  Currently I use two pumps,one for the well and one for the house water pressure.In reading some old blogs i noticed some say it can be done with only one pump.This would be great as I would only have to buy one new pump when they eventually die-Anytime soon I expect!-Cheers-
Title: Re: Water pumps-One pump or two?
Post by: nookiebear on November 27, 2012, 04:42:44 PM
If you have a water tank then I think you will always need 2 pumps.A direct supply without a tank only needs 1
Title: Re: Water pumps-One pump or two?
Post by: Eric2012 on November 27, 2012, 04:48:24 PM
Thanks Nookie,Oh well,looks like just another item to add to the budget list-I was really hoping to spend it on something that I could enjoy more,like some good red wine-God i do miss that.
Title: Re: Water pumps-One pump or two?
Post by: Somnat on November 27, 2012, 06:42:07 PM
If you have a water tank then I think you will always need 2 pumps.A direct supply without a tank only needs 1

Or a direct supply from the mains only (no well) into tanks that can be isolated if needed or used injunction with or without the mains water supply will require only 1 pump and a shit load of pvc piping :)
Title: Re: Water pumps-One pump or two?
Post by: JimNasium on November 27, 2012, 07:20:18 PM
I have well with a submersible pump thats been going now for at least 8 years with no problems. We use the water only for the garden but the pressure is enough to run an extensive sprinkler system throughout. We're lucky to have municipal water for house use.
Title: Re: Water pumps-One pump or two?
Post by: nookiebear on November 28, 2012, 04:53:49 AM
The village supply is not so reliable the last few years hence the well & pump.The pressure is very good,in fact its rather too severe if you use the ass wash .
Title: Re: Water pumps-One pump or two?
Post by: Starman on November 28, 2012, 07:58:43 AM
I have well with a submersible pump thats been going now for at least 8 years with no problems. We use the water only for the garden but the pressure is enough to run an extensive sprinkler system throughout. We're lucky to have municipal water for house use.

I my experience the municipal water is full of chemicals too.

I have one pump which pumps water from a 12 metre well. I ran all of the pvc piping myself. There are a total of 8 taps running off the same system. No tank, no problems.
Title: Re: Water pumps-One pump or two?
Post by: CO-CO on November 28, 2012, 08:53:17 AM
The village supply is not so reliable the last few years hence the well & pump.The pressure is very good,in fact its rather too severe if you use the ass wash .


The thought of you aiming a fireman's hose up your jacksy is just too much too take at this time of the morning.
Title: Re: Water pumps-One pump or two?
Post by: Eric2012 on November 29, 2012, 03:59:42 PM
Sounds like we need to visit Nookie if we need an enema!The thought alone makes my eyes water.-Unfortunately I am still waiting for village water,should be connected soon-then I can probably use one pump-need the tank at the moment-power keeps cutting out around here.
Title: Re: Water pumps-One pump or two?
Post by: nookiebear on November 29, 2012, 05:50:49 PM
The village supply is not so reliable the last few years hence the well & pump.The pressure is very good,in fact its rather too severe if you use the ass wash .
Hope you enjoyed your breakfast fatboy


The thought of you aiming a fireman's hose up your jacksy is just too much too take at this time of the morning.