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Rural/Farm Life

Kali

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5. a pro can probably set you up as easy and even cheap as DYI

Reply to efhmc (Reply #4)

Mon Nov 4, 2019, 01:29 PM

Nov 2019

especially if they are deep. very common set up in AZ and NM at least, and I assume elsewhere. another resource for specs and design (and possible funding if it is for livestock/ag in any way) might be your local NRCS office.

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Replacing a very old windmill with a solar pump. Any suggestions, remarks? [View all] efhmc Nov 2019 OP

i cant help you, but mopinko Nov 2019 #1

The wind in the summer can often be fickle when we need it most. efhmc Nov 2019 #2

I know a lot of folks with them and the neighbor installs Kali Nov 2019 #3

I have been trying to hold onto this well for a while. efhmc Nov 2019 #4

a pro can probably set you up as easy and even cheap as DYI Kali Nov 2019 #5

I got my solar pump from Sun Pumps in Arizona womanofthehills Jan 2020 #6

That tank is 15000. Not that different. What area does it serve? efhmc Feb 2020 #8

Looks like we are just going to take an old viable mill head from one of the windmills where efhmc Feb 2020 #7