Water pump

Quiet horses drank from buckets under the purple waterpump that was flaking back to the original Republican green. […] The talk there was mostly of bad pay, theft, inferior housing, lack of waterpumps and modern ladders.

These waterpumps are common in the west of Ireland and most of them are still working perfectly […] At the top of Shop Street an awkward concrete clocktower replaces an earlier waterpump and poorly imitates the axis role of the Doric column.

Most producer gas plants have a gaspump, a waterpump, pressure- and temperature controls, a control panel, and sometimes a pressure regulator.

Sterling Waterpump makes new and rebuilt waterpumps for auto parts stores. Each waterpump is shipped in a returnable container. The auto parts stores sells^([sic]) the waterpump to customers on a trade-in basis.

A cycling pressure waterpump that can siphon off all of your precious water in a few short hours is almost impossible to hear except from below. […] This is the waterpump impeller that keeps the coolant moving, without which nothing else will move at all. It is easy to install and should be the first place that you look (after you check the waterpump belt) in the event of a temperature rise. […] Release the belts to the alternators, generator, starter motor, waterpump, and any other hindrances that might add a drag to your engine but are not required for the engine to start. […] When you develop a leak in your sweet water delivery system your waterpump will start “cycling” (turning on and off for short periods), thus alerting you that something funny is happening to your water supply.