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Old May 26, 2008, 09:17 AM
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i have a spring water tank that feeds the house. it feeds through a pipe that is at the top taking overflow in. unfortunately this system is taking some air in as well, causing air locks. i want to close off the current overflow and install a new one going out to another tank. the problem is that the other tank is not low enough for the overflow pressure to make it. is there a simple and inexpensive way to build water pressure without vertical feet?

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A booster pump comes to mind, (see image) To check them out click on;PlumbingSupply.com - use these great booster pumps to boost water pressure
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