A great water element for indoors our outdoors! This pumping system has many open ended options for the kids. Our package includes a large steel tub, a durable pump, pump mount, and several sections of tube and connectors. The children can build a system of tunnels and pump water through to see the result, or a simple setup can be put together by a teacher for a more controlled water experience.
Now includes a clear tubing attachment- just attach the 25' of flexible tubing for expanded play options. Water the garden, weave through the fence or playground, or just splash around!
Guide your children through the discovery process. Avoid explaining the pump, simply set it up and get it working. As they begin to pump, ask questions like "How does moving the handle make water flow?" "Where does that water come from?" Let them discover the not-so-obvious relationship between moving the handle and flowing water.
Please note the pump mount design has changed recently.
The first photo is the current version. BE SURE to fully empty your pump or keep it inside over the winter so it does not freeze!! Water left inside will crack the pump case if it freezes. Also, like any hand pump, it must be occasionally primed to keep its suction. When tub is filled with water, simply pour water into the water outtake as you vigorously pump. See user guide for details.
This product requires assembly.
Please note this product requires monthly maintenance to work smoothly.
Need help setting up your pump? CLICK HERE to check out the setup video on YouTube
Are you having any maintenance issue? CLICK HERE to check out our troubleshooting video on YouTube.
22" x 14" tub
Shipping Weight
20lbs
Pieces
- steel tub
- pump mount
- pump and intake
- cups
- funnels
- tubing
- chutes and connectors
Materials
metal, pvc, plastic tubing
Color
metal, blue, white
NOTE: The 6 screws and 6 PVC semi circles are no longer separate parts and are now attached to the bracket.
No, just fill it up with a hose or buckets of water. As long as they are pumping the water back into the tub, it will not need a continuous water source.
How to Prime your Pump Works for First Use
Priming will need to occur for first use and if the pump has sat without use for awhile. Priming means getting the suction back in the pump. To do so, just pour water in the outtake (where the water is supposed to come out) while pumping vigorously. You will hear the water flow and start to gain traction.
