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    Can anyone help me with locating a fluid pump? I am looking for a small pump that has an input barb and an output barb on it. Not a submersiable!! Somthing that can be used for pumping halloween punch. Any direction or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Steve
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    Most auto parts stores will sell a 12v windshield washer replacement pump that is configured like what you're looking for. Strong pumper with adequate volume. Don't know if you would want to drink out of it though!
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    try an RV water pump, they are made for human consumable liquids:

    http://www.pplmotorhomes.com/parts/r...fixtures-1.htm
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    We used a model boat water pump for our puking baby punchbowl.

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    Quote Originally Posted by svaillan View Post
    Can anyone help me with locating a fluid pump? I am looking for a small pump that has an input barb and an output barb on it. Not a submersiable!! Somthing that can be used for pumping halloween punch. Any direction or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Steve
    I use a small fountain pump and it does great you can set the flow like you want.
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    thanks for the advice
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    Thank you all for the advice I really appreciate it. I have looked at a fountian pump but they all seem to be submersiable. I cant find one that has an inlet and outlet that I could hook tubing to. The washer fluid pump is a cool idea yet its for a diningroom table so I want something that can plug into a house outlet. The boat pump is an ingenious idea yet battery operated too . I guess I will keep hunting the net, ebay and asking around. Thanks again and if anyone thanks of something else please let me know, Steve
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    How about an aquarium pump similar to:
    http://www.aquariumguys.com/eheim1046.html

    This one is a little pricey, but maybe something on ebay.
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    You are over looking something about the RV and Wiper pump. They both will run off household current. Power them with a wall wart, 9 to 12 volts and you can usually get the wall wart at your local thrift store. Better yet, do you have a old printer, or cordless phone laying around? Use the wall wart from one of those, if its DC (which I bet it is).

    Another thing you can check out is a electric Siphon pump (waterbed) and maybe a Water Pick



    Quote Originally Posted by svaillan View Post
    Thank you all for the advice I really appreciate it. I have looked at a fountian pump but they all seem to be submersiable. I cant find one that has an inlet and outlet that I could hook tubing to. The washer fluid pump is a cool idea yet its for a diningroom table so I want something that can plug into a house outlet. The boat pump is an ingenious idea yet battery operated too . I guess I will keep hunting the net, ebay and asking around. Thanks again and if anyone thanks of something else please let me know, Steve
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    The house plug is not a problem. If, for example, you wanted to use the washer pump which is 12 VDC, simply wire a 12 volt wall wart to it and you're in business.
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    try this pump is pre wired for ac and cost less than $15. i have not bought one of these but it looks like it will do what you want it to do.

    https://www.surpluscenter.com/item.a...&catname=water

    here are some more pumps if that one is not what your looking for

    https://www.surpluscenter.com/sort.a...EN=20&PageNo=1
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