We DID IT!!! High Water Pressure at Our DIY GRAVITY FED Water SYSTEM with NO ELECTRICITY!?!

[@MsdebinBC]

I love the idea of bright pool noodles for the faucets 😍😍😍👍👍

[@lindascott2107]

Another amazing video. Love you guys

[@Maxd58655]

Gooood morning Al, Gina and Olivia,I hope everyone has a great weekend!!

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Mr. G!

[@annettegregg8654]

Good morning G

[@Maxd58655]

@@annettegregg8654 Good morning Annette

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning

[@Maxd58655]

@@samvalentine3206 Howdy Sam!

[@skippyjones4195]

That's Awesome Al Jenna great job 👍✌❤

[@tonygrimes13]

I know I'm being pedantic! but it's *Gina*

[@p2farm429]

Good morning from P2Farm in Central Indiana, suggestion place bright colored Pool noodles on the hydrant pipes for insulation and provide a bright color so when equipment is moving around them they will be visible. Having been in Facility Maint. and equipment repair for 35 years, I see minor things you do, I question. But overall you are doing a great job. You have given me some good ideas for our farm. Like the hoop house. We love watching the Goats and Figaro. Be Safe!

[@ubetchya78]

The pool noodles would also have a very slight insulation value, too.

[@jasonlechler577]

Great idea.

[@rupe53]

@@ubetchya78 ... empty pipes don't freeze, which is the whole point of the hydrants. (self draining)

[@ubetchya78]

@@rupe53 Actually YES they can and do. If you live where it gets frigid cold, such as NH (or Spokane WA where I used to live), it can get cold enough the cold travels down the pipe and can freeze the pipe that does have water... a problem we never had again once we insulated the pipe from ground to handle.

[@rupe53]

@@ubetchya78 ... yes, you can get some cold transmitted down the pipe, but I suspect this is more a case of the depth being marginal. (not enough) There are charts available telling us the earth temp at certain depths in various areas. I'm not an expert but I would guess you'd want to be down enough to maintain something above 45 degrees to gain a little margin for error. In my area (Ct) 4 ft below grade is near 48 degrees. If you are close to a foundation it's a bit higher. I have a water line at 28 inches below grade going into a shallow crawl area and it hasn't frozen in 30 years. OTOH, 2 ft away from the foundation it takes a dive to near 4 ft deep. Obviously the house leaks enough heat and the bushes hold a little in there as well.

[@petesmith8362]

Boy this is the biggest train wreak I have ever seen! I love it....

[@darlaherbst5929]

Pete, I'm going to assume that you are a child. Your comments are so ridiculous! They, however, give me a good laugh!

[@joolwing]

Something about working out there with nothing but nature to listen to. What a great place that will be to live.

[@debbymorgan1499]

Well done having a good supply of water available on your off grid property in a blessing regards from newzealand

[@CallieMae3]

I often think how much you and Gina have accomplished and how self sufficient you are. Your Ag teacher and both your parents have got to be so proud of your success...I bet they all brag on you.

[@shazamie]

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[@mikepower8208]

They rely pretty heavily on the subscribers and members, too.

[@bobgawronski8180]

@@shazamiep

[@gaylewatkins4685]

Awesome job Al and Gina!! 🌻🌻

[@dennisberman4640]

Great motivation going into this weekend. Thank you Lumnah Acres !!

[@mayhmmaydn]

Good morning!! So excited to see the build.

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning

[@jeanhawken4482]

It has turned out really well. So pleased for you both.

[@70acres]

Very glad that project is done and in the books! I'm eagerly waiting for the next project. Blessings to all.

[@bjspyder4148]

Thank you for showing the process of putting in the water lines. A lot of the homesteads I see on KZbin seem to have those hydrants, and now I can see how they got there

[@lauriesmith7793]

Nice video showing the finish off grid spring fed water system....looks good.

[@raytower5041]

Goooooooood Morning Lumnahs!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning Ray

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Ray!

[@teresahyneman4349]

Good morning to ya Ray!

[@LAZYDAYZAHEAD]

Al, it may have already been mentioned but 2 points: 1 you need to place rocks under where you have your spigots to help prevent mud accumulating. 2. I would attach some sort of pole with flags on the hydrants so you can see them and don’t accidentally run over them later after the grass starts growing and you start mowing. Just Sayin! Love the progress thus far.

[@tedbryer2512]

Good morning AL and GINA! Place looks great!

[@karenspeer7378]

Wow!! You got Tons Done!!! Congratulations!! God Bless and have a Wonderful Weekend!! 😊⚘❤

[@Downeastwaves]

Excellent job Al!

[@bobf3596]

Wow awesome job on the water system Al.You have to be happy your system worked.Both of you are great team.Keep up the good work stay save and be well.

[@cocoadivamgold1371]

Good morning everyome from Az. .Have a great weekend ahead..🍭🍡🍫🍭

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning AZ

[@cocoadivamgold1371]

@@LumnahAcres ...Good morning Guys💢💢

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Cocoadiva!

[@cocoadivamgold1371]

@@samvalentine3206 ..Good 🌄

[@teresahyneman4349]

Good morning to ya Coco!

[@suzilouden5964]

Great progress.....bravo 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@timkirwin7328]

Excellent work Al !! You continue to be an inspiration for me to keep motivated and working towards my own self sufficient homestead!

[@briancaldwell9549]

Goooooood morning Lumnah family from Melville Saskatchewan have a blessed day

[@HomesteadingNorthernMichigan]

Good morning my amazing friends.... Have a very blessed day

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy there, Jason! YOU are the one who's an amazing friend!

[@HomesteadingNorthernMichigan]

@@samvalentine3206 thank you... That comment just made my morning...

[@josephpedone2004]

Good morning Lumnah family ☕️ have a blessed day

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy there, Joseph - you too!

[@josephpedone2004]

@@samvalentine3206 😎👍

[@nunyabizness3890]

Your willingness to work in the dirt and mud, the water, the heat and the cold, the bugs, the weather, and so on -- it's commendable, Al and Gina. It's a good example to the rest of us. I'm trying to teach my kids that they will not melt if they do yard work in the rain, LOL. We're getting there.

[@gonesideways6621]

As parents we need to raise warriors that is how our country became great.

[@samvalentine3206]

I must admit I was a little concerned with both Gina and Al in the trench - if the sides of the trench decided at that time to give way, they both might have ended up stuck, or worse. Those trenches were deep enough to kill. Well, we know that didn't happen, otherwise we wouldn't be seeing the videos! But please be careful, Lumnahs! We care for you and wish you no harm no matter how it may befall you.

[@bearrivermama6414]

Not sure how old your children are, I had struggles with my girls in their youth but they are in their 20s now and to my relief they are both incredibly hard working.👏🏻 kids learn just as much by example as by instruction. My eldest is 25 and works in a huge factory. Her mill manager wants to move her into management after just 2 years in the industry. He has told us she is hands down one of his hardest workers he has and there are over 600 employees. Keep it up! Someday you will be excited to celebrate their accomplishments with them and feel blessed that your efforts helped put them on the path to success 😁👍🏻

[@gonesideways6621]

@@bearrivermama6414 Amen !

[@bearrivermama6414]

Larry Martin right back at you my friend 👍🏻 I share your sentiment!!!! Nothing comes and stays (if we are blessed enough) unless you work hard and earn it! ❤️ I think that is what is so encouraging about Lumnah!❤️

[@stephenriley9084]

Much better than I anticipated. Sometimes it's good to be wrong! Well done you two! Regards Stephen.

[@lulahawkins6271]

Have a Beautiful Weekend and it's looking great ,wow you all got it going on ,your homestead is absolutely amazing as are you and your Beautiful family God Bless and Thank You for sharing your adventures with us 🇺🇸 ❤ 🙏

[@teresahyneman4349]

Hiya Lula, LOVE your name! Always wanted to be called by that name!

[@petercool]

hello AL now youll have so much water for yourself and your animal,s good job mate

[@peggybowe5556]

You guys are dong an awesome job out there! You're so good at figuring out your problems as you go along & being able to fix them! Great video!

[@daviddavis703]

Gooood morning from central Florida! Hope everyone has a great day!

[@lisabevans8107]

Good morning Lumnahs and friends. Congrats on the new watering system.

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Lisa! Congrats are in order for sure! It's nice when ideas become reality and work as we hope!

[@lisabevans8107]

@@samvalentine3206 morning Sam. For sure!

[@darlynearmstrong1599]

Hello guys I'm really enjoying the new place your building!!!!! Thank you for sharing!!

[@blackpackhomesteadchrisand7337]

That has got to be a good feeling. You all have made great progress! God Bless.

[@larryschmitt2513]

Good morning Al & Gina, so glad your project is up and running!!!

[@davidgetchell2304]

Good morning Gina, Olivia & Al. Try to find a farmer with some old or bad hay and use it to cover the new aria it will help seed and then cover, it will help!!

[@sandrafinney535]

Congratulations!!!

[@hartleyhomesteadmichigan6041]

Good morning! Have a great day!

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Kevin!

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning Michigan

[@hartleyhomesteadmichigan6041]

@@samvalentine3206 Hi Sam!

[@teresahyneman4349]

Morning Kevin!

[@hartleyhomesteadmichigan6041]

@@teresahyneman4349 good morning Teresa!

[@olberarosa2346]

AL AND GINA you BOTH ARE doing SUCH A WONDERFUL JOB at your OFFGRID place REALLY ENJOY WATCHING YOUR WONDERFUL VIDEOS STAY SAFE AND BLESS

[@PaulC001]

for the next hydrant gravel bed, get a cheap plastic trash can, cut the bottom out, and cut it in half. makes a great way to save on time/gravel for the seep hole. i even went as far as to put a layer of landscaping fabric over the thing to keep the spaces in the gravel from filling up with dirt (a problem i had).

[@samvalentine3206]

Good idea!

[@cwebblocksmith]

Another great accomplishment.

[@keithandlindabaldrey7413]

Great work folks. It might be worthwhile to put a layer of gravel and then some rock around each of the hydrants so you don’t have a mud hole around them. Voice of experience from my days at scout camp. God bless.

[@beezhomestead6576]

Exciting! Will definitely be watching your homestead grow. Blessings, 😊🙏🏻💕🇨🇦

[@researcher8419]

Awesome job Al, there were doubters but it's a huge step forward for the farm and as I've said before, the coming projects are going to be so exciting to watch, God Bless you all.

[@loriy7532]

We are Cheering for you Al and Gina. Lets hope every thing flows..lol Good work.

[@Kamikaze3557]

Ok, another fun one! You two are a blast watching you work together. Smile

[@marygallagher6262]

Well done Al !!! You didnt give up , you got that levelled raked and seeded ALL OF IT 😁😁😁 Including the wet bit 👍👍👍

[@annar6430]

Heavy Duty machinery is the key to maintaining the 500. Maybe making an all weather shelter before the snow comes is crucial Al.?

[@jimseslar1070]

I agree. Keeping my machinery covered and off the ground is #1. it lasts longer and you have less repair work to do.

[@jenford7078]

It is really nice and green where the seeding was done, good to both of you!

[@ronlopes7596]

Y’all are creating a beautiful homestead ❤️

[@tylerbarrett6652]

I'm just now catching up on the last 6 months, so I'm sorry this isn't more timely. Another homesteading KZbinr - Red Poppy Ranch - is looking for some tips and tricks on how to set things up and get organized for raising goats and harvesting milk. I mentioned your channel. NOW I see that you could use some tips from them as he was a master plumber and has a great system for installing field hydrants and calculating water pressure, etc. The excavators will tell you that you want to put sand or gravel down under anything you might bury... I don't know why. I'm am always educated and entertained while watching you work, so thank you for sharing all of this with us.

[@dennismahonchak3228]

Al I'm impressed with your water system. Yankee ingenuity. Can't wait to see construction start. Peace to all.

[@BRI33NOR]

You ever seen those Roman stone built viaducts built around 2000 years ago. Transporting water maybe 50 kilometers, enough to supply the needs of a large town. Mostly using gravity but now and again a water wheel used to lift water to a new height to continue the flow, using the flow to lift the flow higher. All over Europe where the Romans settled, many of them in perfect condition today. Roman ingenuity?.

[@bonzaburns1]

@@BRI33NOR Human ingenuity…lol

[@simonfreer7950]

@@BRI33NOR it was aliens wot did it ;)

[@drkrypton4410]

good morning all! hot as all get out today!! humidity is way up too. good job on the hydrants!

[@davidmoran1422]

Nice when a plan comes together. Great job Gina and Al.

[@kevinwright1551]

Vary sweet indeed. Nice job on getting the water line in on the farm area.

[@tonygrimes13]

Good Morning Everybody from Enniskillen, Ireland.

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Tony!

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning Ireland 🇮🇪

[@teresahyneman4349]

TONY!! Good morning to ya!

[@tonygrimes13]

@@samvalentine3206 Good Morning Sam.

[@tonygrimes13]

@@teresahyneman4349 Good Morning Teresa.

[@margaretbedwell58]

As the saying goes....you make plans, God laughs. But it is done and will be so handy forever more. Thanks for sharing this challenge with us. Y'all have a Blessed day.

[@samvalentine3206]

Hope your day is blessed as well, Margaret!

[@margaretbedwell58]

@@samvalentine3206 Thank you Sam. I hope you are doing well.

[@donlatimer5114]

Here’s a suggestion , take some of your rocks down to where your covet crosses the road and stack them around the inlet and outlet to stabilize the banks of your road … you might want to get some Exter pieces to extend the length on either side to make your road a little wider at the crossings

[@alanknight7817]

Plumb (perfectly vertical), Level (perfectly horizontal) and square (a 90 degree corner). Not sure what a "level" vertical line is. Guess I will leave that to the plumbers. Truly amazed at all that water supplied naturally without any pumps and electricity. Good job living the off-grid reality. Cost for the water free! If only everyone could be so resourceful Al, like you. 💦💧⛲🚿🛁🚽

[@johannestejder4469]

Use some of the stones to create a barrier around every hydrant so you dont run it over with any of your equipment. Its also a good way to have good drainage but still a firm platform to stand on when you mess with water

[@billincolumbia]

This right here. I'd definitely make a little area of stones to stand on.

[@charlottestevens9352]

Great idea

[@raffaellavitiello1762]

It will save you running over it , because you may not do it but other may , and it will look pretty too

[@sharonlogsdon2894]

Congratulation Al, on a job well done. I can't wait to see how Gina has you Decorating with those rocks around the water Faucets. I am like Gina love the rocks. I can't get over the amount and sizes of the rocks you have there. I watch The Pool Guy and when they show their company's building large ponds areas in people's back yards and those Huge bolters and rocks they bring in I wondered where they found so many large rocks. Now I know in your State. Wishing you and Gina Continuous success On your new home stead! Love watching the videos! God Bless!

[@francesbolen257]

Good morning everyone! Al, can't wait for the building to begin.

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning thanks we can’t either!

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Frances!

[@francesbolen257]

@@samvalentine3206 morning.

[@teresahyneman4349]

@@samvalentine3206 Good morning to ya Frances!

[@vmorganbogart]

Good Morning, Lumnahs & all you viewers! So glad the water lines are working well. Another project to check off the list. Looking forward to what comes next. Hope everyone is staying safe & healthy! Blessings, Love & Hugs from Vicki in Ft. Worth, Texas 🇺🇸👍❤️🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy there, Vicki! The same positive wishes to you and yours!

[@hollandduck79]

Hello from the Netherlands. I would place those big stones around the water hydrants so that you don't accidentally bump into them, for example during the construction of the barn or something. or anyone else unknown to overlook the water hydrants . Kind regards Hollandduck from the Netherlands

[@ancimargarita2763]

i can well imagine that all this water project took ages for you, probably way longer than you had expected, but for us it was fun and interesting. And when you give us these magnificent views of the woods on top of the grass fields, those white rocks make such an interesting barrier of some sort between the field and the woods. I love all this new adventure you have begun, and i am so glad that we will have many more years of beautiful videos as all you have posted until now. Thank you lovely family!!!

[@kevinkeith2008]

There is a formula for that. 1 foot of vertical elevation change creates 0.433 PSI of water pressure. So, for example, 40 feet of head(vertical elevation ) is going to be about 17 PSI. (40 ft head x 0.433 psi/ft = 17.3 PSI.)

[@bc8968]

Does he understand that his hydrants are so high that he defeats much of the vertical drop advantage in pressure?

[@showmemo3686]

@@bc8968 Please convince me of that.

[@rjtumble]

@@bc8968 I "think" that would only be true if the size of the hydrant column was equal (or close to) the size of the column of water in the tank. (speculation)

[@bc8968]

@@showmemo3686 It’s math- .433/ft. Of elevation difference between source and demand point.

[@kenshores9900]

Kevin: Thanks I just did the same thing. Ain’t hydraulics wonderful!

[@coryellpeters6099]

Just a suggestion... To put some good size rocks around the faucets so they are clear to see and no one runs over them. Because I know I would probably forget while doing other work and Run over them. I'm happy your idea for gravity fed water worked! That's Wonderful!

[@olgringo-421]

Congratulations on your water system success. I admit that I was pretty skeptical at first, but in my defense, it was pretty hard to tell the elevation difference from the videos. I have since found a topo map of your area and can confirm that there is approximately 20 foot of head difference where your line terminates. This will increase as you extend the water line further towards the north and east. (Correction: More north than east) Hint: When applying Teflon tape to right hand threads, always wrap in the clockwise direction when facing the open end.

[@delphine88313]

You sure need to post this every minute because he keeps getting the same questions about pressure. Lol I guess most don't read the comments or they wouldn't be saying the same thing over and over and over AGAIN! I guess I'm a person that reads the comments FIRST before watching the video.

[@bonzaburns1]

@@delphine88313 I read it …lol

[@delphine88313]

@Iron *Fe* well at least he is trying SOMETHING!

[@tuttebelleke]

I was also surprised on the direction he applies the teflon tape, myself follow always the thread direction. But there seem to be quite some video's explaining to do it the opposite way???

[@pacman3536]

Good to know you will be testing the water. With all that wildlife, giardia (beaver fever) can be an issue. What a great idea for getting water to where you need it. No worries about power outages with gravity feed.

[@jayquanhilton6564]

Good Morning Lumnah Acers

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning jayquan

[@mikeduda3173]

WATER 💦🌊 proud of you Al. all your hard work paid off. I'm watching a few other channels still struggling with water.

[@bobthecat6188]

One of those nice flat rock would be good at the stand pipe save it being so muddy, that a great step forward having water

[@eddeetz493]

Dad's favorite quote "touch it once" a gabion fence backfilled with smaller stones would be a great use to keep out predators, secure livestock, permanent stop for rock. Great job on the water sysrem.

[@TXNLaurenMcN]

Ed Deetz ~ You win the internet today, at least for me! I'd never heard of gabion fencing before reading your comment so I looked it up before going any further. They can be absolutely beautiful! I sent a link to my brother and s.i.l. because I doubt they'd heard of them either, and my brother has been doing a lot of decorative rock-work around their property in the last few years. Thanks for the introduction to something new!

[@Keachybean]

@@TXNLaurenMcN I looked it up too!

[@Keachybean]

I discovered that I had seen another KZbinr do this to make pillars at the entrance to his property. He used wire mesh fencing.

[@TXNLaurenMcN]

@@Keachybean ~ Jason Crocker did it on his property, to put a gate in. Can't remember if he ever put in the gate, though.

[@robinminnesota5491]

Goood Morning Lumnahs..Don't you like when a plan works...

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning it feels good when it does

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Rob!

[@teresahyneman4349]

Good morning to ya Rob!

[@Heisstrong]

Good morning Rob ☕️🌅

[@robinminnesota5491]

@@teresahyneman4349 Greetings from a rainy MN

[@williampalmer4676]

Good morning Lumnah family!! Loving the progress! I have a couple of recommendations for you! First, a load of gravel in the low spot, and second, ether paint your faucets bright orange or put flags on them. Might keep someone from backing over one of them. Have a spectacular day! See you all on Tue. God Bless you all!!

[@adubbelde1]

Ive watched you putting teflon tape on fittings several times now. You need to flip the roll over so that you're feeding it from the backside of the roll. It is just much easier to control and feed the tape when you do that.

[@kezzatries]

Totally agree and he needs to go clockwise looking from the fitting end. But hey I've watched plumber's do wrong for years lol

[@samvalentine3206]

We learn from history that we do not learn from history...😜

[@davidmessersmith786]

And it helps you control the proper tension as well.

[@adubbelde1]

@@davidmessersmith786 exactly

[@deucerider430]

I’m glad I’m not the only one that was thinking someone should tell him!

[@carolemcdowell998]

Enjoy your videos never miss one if we can, fans from southern Ontario Canada

[@billherrick3569]

Glad the water is finally working as it should. Nice!

[@lorimcdougall5594]

I love watching your channel, never a dull moment.

[@showmemo3686]

Would it have made more sense to crown the dirt on top of the trench to compensate for the settling that is sure to occur over time?

[@derekread8220]

That was my thought. As the ground has been dug up it will settle and will in all probability leave a continuous depression which could result in water from the channel just near the water reservoir diverting down it causing erosion, even though the ground has been re-seeded.

[@DWilliams-ce8nb]

They got more dirt for later. Looks nice now

[@court2379]

The tractor weighs about 5000lbs. I would think it is a decent compactor by running it up and down the trench many times. It will still settle a little more though. Filling the bucket would add another 2000lbs to help and I don't know if he has filled tires which would add at least 1000lbs more.

[@John-vh3ig]

Mr. Handy Man. Great job and stay safe !

[@in_the_village_project]

Good job

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning

[@lindagullage3077]

It is going to be nice having water out there congrats on a job well done.

[@agnestakacs2059]

Good morning! 😊

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Agnes!

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood Morning Agnes

[@agnestakacs2059]

@@samvalentine3206 hi Sam 👋😊

[@bobbieyounce3851]

You and Gina have worked very hard to have a self sufficient lifestyle. God Bless you all on your continued journey.

[@0726cobrasrule]

I noticed in the your last video that the dock was alittle wobbling. If you add some water to the blue buckets, it will make it more stable. It will sit lower in the water but worth it.

[@cheongyei]

I agree....too buoyant is less stable.

[@nahnisjourney1406]

Al, you are so smart and capable of doing so many things to make your family more self sufficient. Thank you for teaching as you go. You deserve another dip in the pond! Wishing you, your family, snd all of your viewers and supporters a safe and a very blessed week. “Getting it done”, Al. PS. How is the off grid container cabin project going?

[@kimhartley6363]

That's awesome you guys!! :) So looking forward to seeing what you do with your "tiny" home

[@coreybarnett7659]

Nice work!

[@alanclark639]

A useful tip when winding on PTFE tape - go with the thread, otherwise it's inclined to be cleared out rather than making the joint.

[@sandravanlankvelt7975]

Gina you are ONE GREAT Gal for getting in that mudhole with hubby THUMB'S UP TO GINA!!! Maybe putting on your waders would have helped??? God's blessings to you ALL.

[@CCRider5312]

Gooooood Mornnning Lumnahs and subscriber Peps! 👋😁

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy there, CC!

[@teresahyneman4349]

Morning CC!

[@CCRider5312]

@@teresahyneman4349 Good Saturday Morning to you Teresa 👋😁

[@CCRider5312]

@@samvalentine3206 Good Morning Sam 👋🙂

[@onemorchatykathy]

I enjoyed that your video started right off with you working on projects. Very interesting.

[@rogeranderson6668]

Greetings Al Gina and Olivia, The place looks beautiful I can't wait to see till it's completed I'm sure if it is completed by the time the grid goes down you guys and your family will be in a great situation to be one of the few that survive in a grid down situation God bless you all much peace and love from Northeast 🤠 Texas

[@James_P60]

I EDC the same Osborne 940 pocket knife, you’re water faucets are working better then I thought they would, good job.

[@lynnhudson838]

5 minutes or 45 seconds. Either one will fill a stock watering trough/tank. Well done! Perhaps you will want to add a small 12 volt pump to run off of solar at a later date, but for now, you have the source of life available.

[@TownersMoments]

Nice! Better than what I thought it was going to be.