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Water butt pump

Yorky · 2008-02-25 22:09:48

I tried attaching a hosepipe to my water butt tap but gravity alone is insufficient for it to flow. Argos do a water butt pump for circa. €77 but this seems expensive - does anyone know of a cheaper alternative?

25-02-2008 10:09pm

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I tried attaching a hosepipe to my water butt tap but gravity alone is insufficient for it to flow. Argos do a water butt pump for circa. €77 but this seems expensive - does anyone know of a cheaper alternative?

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#2 25-02-2008 11:18pm

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Aldi & Lidl occasionally sell them, I think I paid around €30 for mine. All appear to be around £30-40 on ebay.

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#3 04-03-2008 10:33am

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I've actually bought the B&Q own brand pump which cost circa.£30stg - does anyone have any experience of this pump?

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#4 04-03-2008 1:01pm

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I think the're all practically the same apart from the colour and manufacturers stickers.

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