A homeowner on a Corps of Engineers lake needs a portable irrigation system for a 400' x 300' yard (approx. 2.75 acres) with a 25-foot elevation rise and a maximum 20-foot suction lift. Electric power is not available at the water's edge.
Because the system is portable, a single pump can be moved to supply different zones sequentially. Plan for adequate flow (30+ GPM) to cover the area efficiently.
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