40 gal Filter with Stand, Check Valve & Suction Hose for Irrigation pump (w/ 10 ft intake hose)

This package is built for customers setting up a lake water pump system and looking for an irrigation pump debris filter, irrigation pump hose, and check valve for lake pump use in one complete suction-side setup.

It combines a lake pump intake filter, lake pump check valve, and irrigation suction hose with the fittings needed to connect to compatible irrigation pumps.

Filter Stand with Adjustable Height

Allows you to set the height of the filter anywhere between 4” to 12” off bottom depending on bottom conditions. Made of primarily aluminum, Lightweight for easy maneuverability yet offers a large footprint for added stability and includes a sandbag that can optionally be used in areas with strong water movement.

If you found this page by searching show me a stand, this is the adjustable aluminum filter stand included with the package. It is designed to hold the intake filter above the lake or pond bottom to help reduce sediment intake.

Suction Hose with Quick Connects

Heavy duty flexible PVC suction hose with quick connects is 33ft long. Hose diameter is 2” (but is also compatible with pumps with 1.5” intake by simply using the included 2" to 1.5" Threaded Reducing Adapter).

The suction intake hose functions as the main irrigation suction hose between the filter and pump, giving you a heavy-duty irrigation pump hose with quick-connect fittings for faster setup and removal.

Hose is fitted with 2” female camlocks and includes a pair of 2” male couplings allowing it to be quickly connected and disconnected to the filter and your pump intake.

The kit includes a 40‑gallon heavy‑duty PVC filter tank with replaceable matting, an adjustable height aluminum stand (5″–12″ height adjustment) for stability, a 2″ threaded check valve, and a suction hose (10‑ft intake length in this version) with quick‑connects or you can upgrade to a 33-ft intake length.

The 40‑gallon filter is rated for roughly 40 gallons per minute (GPM) under typical clear‑water conditions.

The adjustable stand allows you to position the filter from about 5″ to 12″ above the bottom. That helps avoid sediment buildup and makes removal easier.

The check valve prevents backflow and helps the pump stay primed when it’s off. It should be installed on the suction line immediately following the filter.

Yes—but be mindful. Suction hose length, vertical lift, and hose diameter all impact pump performance. The included hose is 10 ft for this model; if you have a longer run or significant elevation change, choose your upgrade accordingly.

Periodically lift the filter off the stand, rinse or replace the filter matting to remove trapped debris (algae, leaves, sediment). Inspect the check valve and quick‑connects for leaks. Minimal service is required if set up properly.

Yes—the filter matting captures and holds small debris, reducing pump wear and the risk of clogging sprinkler heads or irrigation lines. This is especially useful when pulling from lake or pond sources.

The aluminum stand has a wide footprint and includes a sandbag for anchoring in areas with strong water movement. That helps keep the filter stable and prevents tipping or shifting.

For many setups yes—but if your suction point is a greater distance from the pump, or if you need to reach deeper or across more open water, the 33‑ft version may be preferable. We offer both solutions for your convenience.

The product commonly searched as 40 gal filter with stand, check valve & suction hose for irrigation pump (w/ 10 ft intake hose) includes the filter, adjustable stand, check valve, intake hose, quick-connect fittings, and reducing adapter described above.

The lake pump intake filter helps catch debris before it reaches the pump, while the lake pump check valve helps prevent backflow and maintain prime in the suction line.