I live in the Charleston, SC area about 15 ft above sea level leaving me with what I believe is a shallow well, as one of my neighbors dug their own by hand. I have a ½ HP GE jet pump with a 1.25 in PVC supply line, that is, in my best guess 22 yrs old. I just had the pump fixed and reinstalled it and after at least 2 yrs out of commission and took me some time to prime. I let it run for 5 minutes and performed the bucket test. My pump is set for about 30PSI and it took 44 seconds to fill to the top of a 5 gallon bucket. This leaves me with a low 6.8 GPM, which from my research will force me to only be able to run about 2 24-36 ft ranged sprinkler heads per zone. I have 1500 sq ft of lawn and about 5 beds that are 20 ft long containing grasses and small palms. I would prefer to use Rainbird’s design tool and install myself but they only work on 8 GPM and above. Please advise as to how to increase flow to minimize the number of zones I will need to install and/or provide any advise you can give as I am now a bit lost in my options.

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