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Rain barrel question

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So I'm looking at installing a rain barrel at the base of one of my downspouts. My question is, you can get a rain barrel that has a spigot for a hose. The water is fed through this hose via gravity, right? If I had a use for a hose (specifically to fill an above ground pool) that was higher than the level of the barrel, would any water come out? Maybe if the barrel was full? Does it have to do with the weight of the water in the barrel?

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>>1156046
Turn barrel sideways. 2" in. 3/4" (hose) out. Gg.
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>>1156046
>If I had a use for a hose (specifically to fill an above ground pool) that was higher than the level of the barrel, would any water come out?
No.

>Maybe if the barrel was full?
No.

>Does it have to do with the weight of the water in the barrel?
No.

Water finds its own level with gravity. You can't make water go above that level unless there is a force acting on it. Like a water pump.

Things like a siphon can make water go above the level temporarily but the exit point has to be below that level or it wont work.
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>>1156046
look up vessel communication
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>>1156066
>Water finds its own level with gravity. You can't make water go above that level unless there is a force acting on it. Like a water pump.
bingo
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>>1156766
>In cities, water towers are frequently used so that city plumbing will function as communicating vessels, distributing water to higher floors of buildings with sufficient pressure.

Thanks, I learned something.
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