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To: Chip McVickar who wrote (23407)	5/17/1999 4:24:00 PM
From: Nemer	Respond to of 44573

I have been using upwards of 56 moving charts recently ...... LOL now, about the pump ..... I thought you had a trick question ...... heck, water well hand pump .... NO problem I just called the local hardware store . here is what they have ... "Pitcher pump".... around 50 bucks but good only to 25 foot depth on the well --- delivers about a quart per stroke ... MUST be primed (have to keep a gallon or so jug filled with water handy) "Pump Jack" type .... in the 300 buck range but good over 25 feet , about three feet tall, same type of prime required as the pitcher pump but has a "cylinder" at the bottom of the shaft .. I have had both types ... matter of fact, I sold several acres about ten years ago that I had used for a hunting camp type of place and we used a pitcher pump to pull water from the nearby lake ... a rise of 15 feet or so .... heck, anyone here knows all about those kinds of pumps .... GZ probably has a bilge pump like that ...... ggggg I can recco this URL for your buddy, but he must register and have a tax resale cert to purchase from them ... I have bought many things from them in the past and I know they'll have two or six of the different kinds he might want .. orderzone.com Grainger is the company with which I'd done business, but my account must have expired, as I've not used it in several years, and I couldn't log on ..... access denied ... While I was typing this I called another local hardware store and the guy there who is a friend recco the brand Clayton ... said that one shouldn't be hard to find . The local TSC store (a regional tractor supply ) has some in stock of the pitcher pump kind, and can order the pump jack types.... let me know if I can be of any help .... Nemer