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The last 10 posts  Sunday, August 11th 2013, 11:50am  by
Wet_Boots  There's enough elevation change to complicate things,
relative to single-zone operation. As for controls and
deadheading concerns, you might price a pressure switch and
pressure tank in comparison to flow sensors. A tank and pressure
switch don't have to be located at the pump. They could be next
to the garage, or even inside. Do that, and you have a 24/7
water supply at any point as far as your mainline extends, and
deadheading is no longer a worry.  Saturday, August 10th 2013,
11:29pm  by dharwood  This is the property layout. The lake is
at the top (you can see the dock in the upper left). The white
line is the property line. The yellow line is the boundary of
the area I intend to water, with measurements in feet. The brown
are the buildings and I also show the sidewalk and driveway. The
thin black lines are elevation changes relative to lake level.
Upper right red circle sho