Manual well pump

Manual pumps work without electricity, so whether you have a deep or a shallow well, it's good to have a back-up. We show you the best ones.

Ensure your family's water supply with a reliable manual well pump. Learn about two options, pros & cons, & the best option for your needs.

Many Americans receive their water from private groundwater wells. This water supply is drawn up from the wells by an electrically-powered pump located at the bottom of each well. And in the event of a power failure, the pump won’t run and your water will be stuck deep below the surface. This may seem like a hopeless scenario, but there are ways to pull the water to the surface. If you plan ahead, you’ll have what you need to easily retrieve this precious survival resource.

If you ever need a big pump to move water or air, it's not too hard to make your own with PVC pipe.The video above should give you a great idea of how

A hand pump well installation will cost anywhere from $50 to $2,000, depending on whether you DIY it and the complexity of the installation. Learn more here.

Deep well hand pump can be a great solution if you have a drill and want an off the grid way to draw water.

Here is why we've chosen a Simple Pump for an emergency back-up hand pump to work alongside our electric pump in our existing deep well.

Bison works in any kind of weather conditions. Many are in use in severe climates around the world to have access to fresh water without electricity.

“Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time.” Thomas A. Edison When I first set out to design and build a much better hand pump than any currently known, I had no idea what the outcome would be. I just hoped for…

wondering if your well pump is already old or its time to replace it? Here is a look at the average lifespan of a well pump and how to make them last longer