Pondmaster PMK190 190gph Pump and Filter with Bonus Fountain Head

Pondmaster PMK190 190gph Pump and Filter with Bonus Fountain Head

  • Pump and filter kit with waterbell fountain head
  • 190-gph pump for smaller 200-gallon ponds and deck ponds
  • Powers with just 15 watts of household current; equipped with a 10-foot power cord
  • Filter provides mechanical and biological filtration
  • 15-year limited warranty on liner; 2-year limited warranty on other components

This Pondmaster Pump and Filter Kit is the easy and practical way to match a pond filter to the right pump and fountain head for smaller ponds. The kit includes a pump with filter and waterbell fountain head. Ideal for smaller ponds including deck ponds up to 200 gallons. The pump uses only 15 watts of electricity and is equipped with a 10 foot power cord. The filter provides mechanical and biological filtration.

Rating: (out of 17 reviews)

List Price: $ 115.00

Price: $ 63.47

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5 Responses to “Pondmaster PMK190 190gph Pump and Filter with Bonus Fountain Head”

  1. Katharena Eiermann says:

    Review by Katharena Eiermann for Pondmaster PMK190 190gph Pump and Filter with Bonus Fountain Head
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    Pondmaster PMK190 190gph Pump and Filter with Bonus Fountain Head is exactly what I needed to clear that funky split-pea soup (algae-ridden) water in my Shubunkin, Comet and Koi ponds! Simple to use…, Has a very sturdy handle (convenient for lifting the unit out of the pond for cleaning). Takes about 2 minutes to hose off the 3 (very thick) filters and put the unit back in pond. The 190 gallons per hour “pump-suck” is quite powerful and quiet. My ponds were crystal clear in two days. I don’t use the optional fountain head because I have spitters and waterfalls, already — not using it creates a very nice rippling agitation effect on the surface of the pond. Your neighbors will be in total awe. :) My fish are quite happy now that they can actually see me coming to feed them — and see their food pellets floating on the top of the water. Perfect! –Katharena Eiermann, 2007, the Realm of Existentialism — Presidential Hopeful

  2. Judy Jennifer Roberts says:

    Review by Judy Jennifer Roberts for Pondmaster PMK190 190gph Pump and Filter with Bonus Fountain Head
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    This is the best price I found for this product, which is still sold in stores. Functions as it should. Arrived as promised in new condition.

  3. Debra Giampa says:

    Review by Debra Giampa for Pondmaster PMK190 190gph Pump and Filter with Bonus Fountain Head
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    I bought this for our small outdoor fish pond. I don’t know the exact size or volume, but it’s about 3′ x 4′. Our previous pump/filter had given out partly because it was too powerful for a tiny pond. This seems to be just right. It makes a nice little fountain & filters the water really well. (We used the fountain nozzle from our other pump/filter because we wanted a more traditional tiered fountain, but this kit includes the basic bubble and waterbell type water pattern.) We had clear water again after just one day. It has been a little over a month since we installed, and no problems. It’s easy to clean, and at this price is such a great value.

    UPDATE: It has now been a year and this pump is still working great. We kept it running all winter without the fountain part attached and it provided enough movement that our little pond didn’t freeze solid and it kept our comets happy and healthy during this unbelievable winter! Now that it’s warm out, it continues to keep the water crystal clear, doesn’t clog over-easily and is easy to clean. I have not had the problem that others spoke of with the tab of the cover breaking off, but I also don’t just try and rip it off. Very satisfied with this product!

  4. Dana A. Nuccitelli says:

    Review by Dana A. Nuccitelli for Pondmaster PMK190 190gph Pump and Filter with Bonus Fountain Head
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    The pump works quite well and does create a nice spherical pattern. The head is adjustable so you can make different patterns. For example, it can also shoot jets out perpendicular to the head. There are no instructions for how to change the pattern and it’s definitely not obvious, but you just have to rotate the very top of the head. The filter is very large and easy to access for cleaning.

    I’ve tried to use solar-powered pumps and filters in my pond, but they’re not powerful enough and tend to get clogged easily and break quickly. This is a much more powerful and sturdy pump with a far larger filter, so it should do the job much better. Definitely a good pump for the price.

  5. D. Rose says:

    Review by D. Rose for Pondmaster PMK190 190gph Pump and Filter with Bonus Fountain Head
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    This works well, but I have to clean it weekly or so. I have about a 300 gallon pond with about 1000 tadpoles (green frogs). It doesn’t bother the tadpoles, but the snails do occasionally plug the pump inlet.

    It’s been working for about 4 months and it’s still going!

    After more than a year, it’s still running almost 24/7 in my pond. I’ve had to take apart the pump a few times to clean out debris that gets in, but it usually is only when the filter is really dirty.

    The screws that hold the actual pump chamber strip very easily, as they are only in the soft plastic. It needs to fit tightly, and you must be careful!

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