NOTE: This product option must be included with your initial pump system order. If your static water level is greater than 250 feet, then this option will be included in your pump system estimate.
Pump Head with T Handle (default) SKU 55-208-0-18-01 SKU 55-208-0-03-01
Pump Head with Standard Handle SKU 55-208-0-18-01 SKU 55-208-1-03-01
The Bison Pumps Heavy Duty Pump Head is designed to be used for wells with a static water level greater than 250 feet or pumps with anticipated high rates of usage such as parks or other public situations. It can be added to most of the deep well pump systems.
The Heavy Duty Pump Head option is an enhanced version of the standard pump head.
We added brass bushings to the handle linkage system to provide extra wear.
Normally a standard pump head has 1/4 inch thick plates we call links that connect the handle to the pump body. The Heavy Duty Pump Head uses a solid piece of stainless steel to provide more durability and strength.
To accommodate the improved link, we changed the ear from two 1/4 inch plates to one solid piece of stainless steel.
Heavy Duty Pump Head installations where the static water level is deep have a lot of weight being lifted. We reinforced the connection of the pump body to the well adapter to address that increased strain on the pump head.
The combination of these changes enhances the pump head’s moving parts to allow it to lift more weight at the deeper water depths. The addition of the brass bushings provides longer lasting wear of the shoulder bolts that hold the linkage system together.
Bison Pumps offers two Heavy Duty Handles that can work with the enhanced pump head.
Standard Handle
Heavy Duty Standard Handle
The Standard Handle is designed to be used for wells with anticipated high rates of usage such as parks and other public installations. This handle is intended for wells with a static water level less than 250 feet. It can be added to any of the deep well pump systems. The handle is the same one this is on standard pump heads but modified to accept the brass bushings included in the enhanced link system on the pump head. The combination of the changes to the pump head and the handle’s brass bushings provides longer lasting wear of the shoulder bolts that hold the linkage system together.
T Handle
Heavy Duty T Handle
The Bison Pumps Deep Well Heavy Duty Pump Head and T Handle are designed to be used for wells with a static water level greater than 250 feet. The handle comes with a T attachment on the end and is longer than the standard handle. The T handle makes it easier to apply downward pressure as well as to provide room for two people to pump at once. The combination of the enhanced pump head and T handle allow it to lift more weight at the deeper water depths. The addition of the brass bushings provides longer lasting wear and smoother operation of the shoulder bolts that hold the linkage system together.
Specs
Design and Construction
Stainless Steel Construction of Pump Head, Lift Rod, Handle and Hardware
Welded Components
Hand-Polished (for a professional shine finish)
Delivers Approximately 20 oz. per Stroke (with a 3 inch cylinder)
Pumping Depth
With Standard Handle: Pumps from 250 Foot Depth (static water level is 250 feet or less)
With T Handle: Pumps from 300 Foot Depth (static water level is 300 feet or less)
1 – 304 Stainless Steel Pump Head (configured to match your well casing)
1 – 304 Stainless Steel Bottom Plate Kit (with gasket sized to match your well casing inside diameter)
1 – Deep Well 304 Stainless Steel Cylinder (with safety rope net)
1 – Schedule 120 PVC Drop Pipe and 3/8” Stainless Steel Rod (in 8’ lengths sufficient to reach approximately 20’ below your static water level)
1 – Brass Hose Bibb Cap
1 – Installation Paddle
1 – Rod Retrieval Tool
4 – Socket Set-Cup Point and Cup Point Cover
1 – Installation Manual
Installation
Most Bison Pump Standard Deep Well Pump Systems can be installed by two handy people without the need for a professional. When the system’s pipe & rod quantity exceeds nine (9) sections, we recommend using mechanical devices for lifting. For a professional installation, you can contact one of our many dealers across the country. You can find a dealer near you by visiting our Dealer Locator page.
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Once your submission is received, our team will review your setup and then provide you with a reasonable estimate. Note, that it will be imperative to have a discussion prior to ordering your new pump system. Installing a Bison Pump is a lifetime investment, and we will work with you to provide the best setup for your situation.