Looking for water pump at cabin

[Saltwaterag]

Have 3 different 50 gallon barrels we catch water in at a remote cabin. I have a 12 volt pump like you'd see on a spray rig but wanted to look in to a 110 unit that will run off generator when needed. Anybody have this setup or recommendations???

[kingranch]

Harbor freight will have a good cheapo

[M16]

I've bought some at a travel trailer parts store.

[nursejenn]

Harbor freight will have a good cheapo

This... Got ours there

[Mike Fangman]

Northern Tool has one in the mid $200.00 range, its a shallow well pump and has good reviews. Thats the one i am gonna buy for my cabin water soon.

[Draco]

I use one that I got from Harbor Frieght that cost $78. It is hooked up to my rain water collection system and will spray water a long way.

[Stan R]

I would stick with the 12 volt pump and just get a 12 volt converter.

converter cost around $20

[jmoore2006]

The only thing with the shallow well pump is you will also need a bladder and if it doesn't come with a psi switch you will need one of those as well. Grundfos makes a bladder less on demand style pump we use that's extremely quiet and rugged comes in 110/220 in 3/4" or 1" models

[kdenhead]

I have a 110 V transfer pump from Northern tool. Used it a few times to transfer water to travel trailer @ lease a couple years ago. Works great.

Don't use it. May be interested in selling.

[SwampGhost]

Harbor Freight has one with a pressure tank for about $80. I bought one for my camp. Works great just keep it out of the weather.

[Dale Moser]

THIS is the pump you need. Works just like the ones in travel trailers, but runs on 110. It has a built in pressure switch and only comes on when you turn on the faucet, self priming, etc. We've had this one in a shower house feeding out of 55gal. barrels for 4 or 5 years now without issue.

http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200249074_200249074