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Date: 07/03/04

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Good Morning,

I'm looking for ideas on how I can get water to an area of the farm that does 
not have accessible water or electricity.   Currently, I haul water in a1000 
gallon tank up a steep hill, which requires a fairly large tractor.   The tank 
works OK, but I have no back up plan in case of rain or other unforeseen 
problems.   There is a hydrant 2000 plus yards away, downhill, which is where I 
fill the tank.   Does anyone have experience with windmills, gas pumps or solar 
pumps, etc.

Thanks for your time.

Jim Kelly

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