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Posted by JD in CAN on August 25, 2004 at 21:08:52 from (209.52.192.9):
I live on the west coast and the past few years the summers here have been very dry, forest fires are now a threat all over our area. People are setting up sprinkler systems to protect their homes and property, but in my location water can be a little scarce in late summer. Enough for a house, but start pumping out large amounts and the well will dry out fairly quickly.I was thinking of setting up a system with a large tank that I could fill through my eavestroughs in the winter, and just recirculate that water in the summer with sprinklers on the roof. My question is what kind of pump could I run with my super A? Does this system sound reasonable or am I just wasting my time? As I right this we have had 5 inches of rain in the past 4 days so there is no need to worry for this year. Thanks!
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