Ponds

The MaxFlo 5000 Waterfall Pump has a magnetic driven motor for extended life and increased durability. Thehorizontal pump can be positioned vertically for various pond configurations. The filter grid protects the motor from any large debris. With their versatility and extreme power, this pump is the best option to meet today’s growing demand for pond waterfalls.

The MaxFlo pump features barbed fittings for various tubing sizes, a filter grid, vortex impeller and an easy carrying handle. This powerful solids-handling, magnet-driven waterfall pump is mandatory for any waterfall or watercourse. The earth-magnets in this motor are made from alloys of rare earth elements, which are substantially stronger than the ferrite magnets which inexpensive pumps utilize. The MaxFlo line of waterfall pond pumps can either used as submersible units, or fit into your skimmer.

Maintenance: To clean pump unplug from electrical outlet. Use a small soft brush or place under water stream to remove debris. Periodically monitor the water and change water according to water quality to prevent water from forming micro-organisms.

The Liner Kit - 700 Gallons allows for easy installation, which promotes great creativity! This kit includes all the materials required to build a 400 gallon liner pond and a fountain!

Kit Includes:

• 10'x15' EPDM Liner
• 6'x10' Underlay
• 500 GPH Superflo 2000 Pump
• 4 Fountain Heads
• 45 mm Firestone Liner

Maintenance: Clean your pump regularly to prevent build up. If your pump stops working, unplug it and take it out of the pond. Follow the care instructions given in your pump kit box. If there is a lot of calcium build up on your pump it may stop working. To clean this simply place the pump motor (remove filter with case and Fountain Head) in vinegar water then plug it in. Let the pump run for about 30 seconds. Once cleaned rinse your pump with water and place back in pond. Winter care: Getting ready for winter may seem like an arduous task but if the right steps are taken it can be very beneficial to your pond and any life within it. During the fall months the pond should be kept free from fallen leaves and other debris that may rot and cause harmful toxins in your pond. Once the temperatures reach 43ºF outside it is time to winterize your pond. The first step is to remove any submersible pumps and clean them for winter storage. If you have fish the next step is to add a Pond Breather or Floating Pond Heater to circulate oxygen and release toxic gases. After the pond has been winterized and the ice has formed, there isn’t much work to be done during the winter months. The fish will naturally go to deeper depths of the pond where the water is warmer and require no feeding during these cold months.