The three long shafts are all pump ends. The two large ones are for our large motors that will pump 300 gallons a minute. The small one is a pressure maintenance pump which keeps the system presurized.

This is how the staion arrived, we had a good driver who was able to take it all the way down to the 5th fairway.

This is the second shaft that was installed on the station. It goes down the big cement pipe that we put in during the spring. It will pump the water up to the station and out the discharge pipes.

This was the first suction line that we installed. The motor sits on top of it and turns the impellers at the bottom of the shaft.

Lifting and setting the deck was the most stressful part of the day. When we got it all set the first thing that happens is it needs to be leveled. Luckily Carl did the slab and no leveling was needed.

A great aerial photo by Ben Benson

Another great aerial photo from Ben Benson of the pump station.

This is a nice picture from Dee Caudill from the 4th tee.

We had great weather to install the pump station last Friday. Most of the station was put together but we will not be able to do the eletrical until there is an enclosure. I have added multiple pictures of the process with pictures of the parts and descriptions.

Pump Station Install