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Solar Water Pump that's Easy, Affordable and Reliable! 10 min Setup!

What happens here

The creator showcases the components stored in the back of his Honda UTV. He highlights the Lorentz pump, solar panels, the solar panel mounting rack, various cables, and specialized accessories like a well probe and a tank float. He also points out the 1-inch SDR9 Poly Pipe (PR 200 PSI) which is designed for higher pressure, making it suitable for this pump system. He mentions an additional disconnect switch for the solar panels, which is a crucial safety feature for maintenance, and extension cables for flexibility in panel placement.

Goal: The creator unpacks and details the various components of the Lorentz solar pump system, including the pump, solar panels, mounting rack, cables, and other accessories.

Tools and materials

  • 1-inch SDR9 Poly Pipe (PR 200 PSI)
  • Lorentz Solar Pump
  • Lorentz Solar Pump Controller
  • Milwaukee Tool Bag
  • Pliers/Wrench
  • Pump Cable
  • Solar Disconnect Switch
  • Solar Panel Cables (MC4 connectors)
  • Solar Panel Mounting Rack
  • Solar Panels

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[Music] Stony Bridge Today, what we're going to show you is the most reliable and affordable solar well pump that you can get. You can pump from a well, you can pump from a creek. You can pump from a pond, a shallow well. Not a deep deep well, but a shallow well. It'll pump up to 2900 gallons per minute or so. And it's under 1,500 bucks. Welcome to Tool Tuesday. We're going to show you something cool. It's in the back of the Honda right here. Check this out. This is what I use to keep bugs off of me. Murphy's natural lemon eucalyptus oil works pretty darn good and it doesn't melt plastic and it's all natural and it stinks. Some of the old-timers I've talked to around here use diesel fuel, rub diesel fuel on their legs to keep from getting bug bites. Don't do that. Let me show you in the back here. All of this gear right here is part of the setup. So this is our pump setup. This is everything we need. These are additional cables. This is the rack that supports our solar panels. And this is my Milwaukee tool bag. This is 1-in pipe right here. And all we're going to do today is basically demonstrate this for you guys. I'm going to let you know I've got a project coming right here. I rent an excavator probably once a year for about a week. This is where my hog pin is going to be. And there is going to be a barn. Whether it's a barn or a sawmill shed, I'm not too sure, but it's going to be right in here. Okay, so we're down here on the very very back side of the farm. Uh kind of it's very very secluded. I like it down here. It's super super quiet. Um and this is kind of wasted space right here. I just come out here and mow it. So my thought is to put a barn either right here where this big dirt pile is. Uh build it up a little bit. We're down in a creek bottom. Or a barn right over in here. And I'm thinking probably right over in here is where it's going to be. So, let's go through what we've got for you guys. Now, there'll be a link to this right up here. Bam. To Lorent Solar. There's a coupon code for Stony Ridge Farm fans. I've worked with Lorent Solar for six or seven years now. This is not a paid advertisement. This is what I'm going to use at this barn to water my hogs. I also need a backup system for over here on this side of the farm to water the cattle. and I can pump water to a water tank right over here on the other side of the fence and keep the cattle watered. That is something super cool. This is the pipe and it's the size pipe that you need. Uh…

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