[[Image:money maker pump.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The Super MoneyMaker pump. Photo: [http://www.kickstart.org/productshow-we-work/super#our-moneymaker/ tools Kickstart.]]]
[[Image:super money pump2.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The Super MoneyMaker pump in Mali. Photo: [http://blogs.worldwatch.org/nourishingtheplanet/kickstarting-livelihoods-with-improved-water-management-water-africa-irrigation-farmers-agriculture-avrdc-world-vegetable-center-kickstart-adventist-development-and-relief-agency-adra-conservation-dro/ Kickstarting Livelihoods with Improved Water Management]]]
[[Image:super money pump diagram.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The Super MoneyMaker pump detailed drawing of parts. Photo: [http://kickstartsiteresources.worldbank.org/ KickstartAFRICAEXT/Resources/258643-1271798012256/YAC_chpt_18.pdf MoneyMaker Pumps: Creating Wealth in Sub-Saharan Africa.]]]
The '''Super MoneyMaker Pressure Pump''' was launched in October 1998, in response to a demand by farmers for a pump that can push water uphill as well as simply pulling it up from the source. This means it is suitable for use on steeply sloping land where the water source may be at the bottom. Thousands use it to pump water from hand-dug wells, rivers, streams, lakes and ponds. It is ideal for sprinkler irrigation, filling overhead water tanks, or for use with nozzles and sprays attached to the end of the delivery hose. This powerful pump can draw water up from 23 feet (7m) and has a total pumping head of 46 feet (14m). It can be used to irrigate up to 2 acres of land.