I'm Sean. Building a homestead from raw mountain ground — solar power, rainwater catchment, and off-grid systems, one real build at a time.
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The exact plans, parts list, and sourcing guide behind my self-contained water pump and filtration system — spin-down filtration, pressure tank, and American-made components where it counts.
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Fig. 01 — Pump house enclosure, plan view
What's inside
Every component below is USA-manufactured (not just assembled or headquartered here) — sourced and verified to build the 48"W x 24"D x 24"T pump house. Pricing varies by run length and local sourcing, so exact costs will follow once the final configuration is locked in.
Water enters through the spin-down filter to strip sediment before it touches anything else, moves through 1" PEX-B piping to the pressure tank, and passes through the enclosure wall via threaded bulkhead fittings to the outside line. Metal flex lines at the pump connections absorb vibration and make future servicing easier.
USA-made slip-fit unit with a slip-to-thread adapter (Rusco 1SA) — no domestically manufactured 1" NPT threaded model exists, so this is the true American-made path.
Domestic PEX-B (Sioux Chief or Zurn) carries water from the filter to the pressure tank and out to the distribution line.
1" NPT stainless flex connectors (Falcon by RectorSeal) at the pump absorb vibration and simplify future servicing.
Banjo bulkhead fittings, made in Crawfordsville, Indiana. NSF-61 potable-water certification is being confirmed directly with Banjo before final use.
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