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Hi.
I was looking for the same thing and didn't have much luck. In the end, I spent more than I wanted (about US$50 if I recall) to buy a pond water pump at my local hardware store. It can pump water up a normal flight of stairs at about the rate that you require. I think it was called a "little giant" or something like that. --chris On Tue, 1 Jun 2004, Harry Muscle wrote: My water change system calls for a pump that could pump 15G of water up 4 feet within a few minutes (around 5 mins). The pump would only be used once a week (for those 5 or so minutes), or as often as my one tank requires its water changed. Any recommendations for a cheap, yet somewhat good pump? Thanks, Harry NB: This email address is dead. If you would like to email me directly, please use: cpalmaATSYMBOLastro.psu.edu |
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