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Take a 100 gallon stock tank and see how it takes to fill it and then do the math. That is how I found mine per advice here on the forum. Of course if you have a bigger tank that might give a better average. That's a good way. When you do that, try and use a hose as short and as large in dia. that you can. You'll get a more accurate well and pump capability measurement that way. (less restriction in a larger, shorter hose)
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