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We have recently installed a rain barrel and would like to be able to use it to feed a lawn sprinkler. I think I will just get a submersible pump to power the water, but how many GPM will I need to make the sprinkler run?
Last time I bought a replacement sprinkler for my lawn the flow rate was printed on the box. If you know the make and model of the sprinkler, maybe a trip to HomeDepot or Lowes might yield the info on another box. What type of sprinkler is it?
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Will the sump pump provide adequate pressure at the volume required? Sprinklers usually require 40 to 50 PSI to reach full flow.
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