Oct 6, 2020 · In this video, Chris shows you how to create a lake structure for holding a foot valve upright for your jet pump water system.Subscribe & “Ring the Bell”: ht...

Apr 30, 2011 · One option is to build a simple A-frame out of wood and anchor it to the lake bottom. Another is to run the line through a concrete building block. Keep your foot valve at …

Jun 10, 2007 · I took your suggestions last year and put double foot valves into an assembly similar to the one you had drawn, and left the end in the lake in just a foot of water with a brass …

Jun 10, 2007 · I took your suggestions last year and put double foot valves into an assembly similar to the one you had drawn, and left the end in the lake in just a foot of water with a brass …

Mar 6, 2012 · It's best to make some sort of a stand to hold the end of the pipe up off the bottom of the lake. A simple stainless steel tripod would work.

Lake bottom support for intake supply line and foot valve assembly. For technical support call Heat-Line at (800) 584-4944. Using Teflon tape, wrap the threads on the poly pipe adapter. …

Sep 3, 2013 · If you plan a permanent fixed suction line to a pump, you might do with a check valve at the pump intake, rather than a foot valve. That approach also gives you some …

Apr 10, 2009 · You should put a large piece of iron or concrete out there for an anchor, and then use a float to lift the foot valve off the bottom while held down by the anchor. A 1.5 gallon …

The HAN-STAND Foot Valve Stand is placed on the lake floor using a weighted base and three stabilizing legs, supporting your foot valve 18” off the lake bottom. Wave action or an uneven …

Create your own sturdy foot valve stand for your water system with this easy DIY project. Perfect for lake houses or other properties with lake water, this stand is made from a block of cement …