Hand pump well

Ensure your family's water supply with a reliable manual well pump. Learn about two options, pros & cons, & the best option for your needs.

Step by step instructions on how to install a manual hand pump on your well. We cover both shallow and deep well options.

There's something special about getting your water from a hand pump. Somehow water tastes a little bit better when it comes as a result of some exercise.

Many Americans receive their water from private groundwater wells. This water supply is drawn up from the wells by an electrically-powered pump located at the bottom of each well. And in the event of a power failure, the pump won’t run and your water will be stuck deep below the surface. This may seem like a hopeless scenario, but there are ways to pull the water to the surface. If you plan ahead, you’ll have what you need to easily retrieve this precious survival resource.

Manual pumps work without electricity, so whether you have a deep or a shallow well, it's good to have a back-up. We show you the best ones.

A hand pump well installation will cost anywhere from $50 to $2,000, depending on whether you DIY it and the complexity of the installation. Learn more here.

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