Pond Cleaning Pump (airlift)

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Pond Cleaning Pump (airlift)

DIY Airlift/Mammoth pump sediment filter
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If you have a swimming pond you don't want to miss this tool. It makes the regular cleaning so much easier and in the swimming season it clears the water after swimming without nearly any extra work.

And the best of it: It costs nearly nothing. The most expensive part is the airpump that, as a pond owner, you should have.

Airlifts can produce a great waterflow if you don't need to overcome greater height differences.

If i would make a pond again, i would do all filtering and waterflow with airlifts.

Supplies

Detailed BOM Airlift/Mammoth pump pond filter

  • KG Pipe DN125 1m ~3,20€
  • KG Pipe DN110 1m ~2,35€
  • KG Pipe DN125 0,5m ~2,10€
  • KG Pipe elbow DN125 ~2,05€
  • KG reduction DN125/110 ~2,50€
  • 3x KG T-Section DN110 3x ~3,70€ = 11,10€
  • UHU PolyMax ~11,95€
  • Tangit PVC-U-Plus ~5,19€
  • L-piece 8mm for tubes ~4,10€
  • Monofilament Filter Size2 Filter Size 2 300-600µ 2x 8,50€ = 17€

In total 61,54€

Additional material

  • 10m air hose 8mm 10x1,29€ = 12,90€
  • Air compressor 60l/min Hailea Kolbenkompressor ACO-318 29,12€

Total 42,02€