DIY Inline pump for soil drainage(using a submersible)

[TurboALLWD]

The not so amazing DIY inline pump. Pic's coming soon.

So it has a 1/2 in fitting fabricated and sealed with aquarium safe silicone making it an inline pump instead of a submersible. It's really easy to make, but the end product has a downfall or two.

Only problem is it leaks, didn't take the time to find the leak either, I just stuck it in a 2 gallon bucket which keeps the pump from getting an air pocket.

A second, tiny, $10 pump is required to prime the inline pump.

Took me 10 minutes in time, and 25 bucks in the pumps and scilicone. The only inline pump I could find was $180(TNC)

TurboALLWD Reviewed by TurboALLWD on 04-26-2010. DIY Inline pump for soil drainage(using a submersible) The not so amazing DIY inline pump. Pic's coming soon. So it has a 1/2 in fitting fabricated and sealed with aquarium safe silicone making it an inline pump instead of a submersible. It's really easy to make, but the end product has a downfall or two. Only problem is it leaks, didn't take the time to find the leak either, I just stuck it in a 2 gallon bucket which keeps the pump from getting an air pocket. A second, tiny, $10 pump is required to prime the inline pump. Took me 10 Rating: 5

[spankey]

ok wheres the diy for it?