The deeper the better.....then make it 10' long by 10' wide by 100 feet deep. should be good to go
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If I actually. Do want to build a very large pond outside let me know I have built a few for paying customers and also have some neat ideas on the filtration end for u to use. Very diy. Gotta say largest. Pond I've hand dug was only 14 x11 and 3also feet deep but. The ground was extremely rocky. If it was more of a sand you could easily dig. A very large pond with a shovel maybe to the order of 40 square feet 5deep feet deep everyday .
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Take a look at cal torpedo pumps lords flow for the price of it.
Quick, start digging before the manic episode wears off!!!
subscribed, because this is so crazy it just might work!
Good Luck!
subscribed, because this is so crazy it just might work!
Good Luck!
I have a ~35,000 gallon pool in my back yard. It is about ~35 feet long, 15 feet wide and goes from 4ft to 10ft deep.
It took the pool company about 3 days using a backhoe and other assorted earth moving equipment to dig it. Using a shovel will take you several weeks of 8 hour days shovelling to do the same. 30,000 gallons is about 4000 cubic feet or 148 cubic yards. This picture is 6 cubic yards so you'd need to move about 25 piles that size.
It took the pool company about 3 days using a backhoe and other assorted earth moving equipment to dig it. Using a shovel will take you several weeks of 8 hour days shovelling to do the same. 30,000 gallons is about 4000 cubic feet or 148 cubic yards. This picture is 6 cubic yards so you'd need to move about 25 piles that size.
