Not quite sure the name

The garden I have has water accessibke ina neihbouring fields water drinker (we own it too) but carting the water to the beds I found today isn going to be a long term solution. I once seen in a garden centre what appeared to be a detachable water pump connected into a large blue barrel on a cart, the barrel and cart I can get but wondering what the pump was? It was similar to a back sprayer system it seems.

Just wondering what other people use, unfortunately a hose isn't practical in this site.

 

and I thought I was the expert in titles that don't give you a clue what the thread is about...but, good luck!

 

Nowhere near a power supply im afraid JWK. It was just a manual one that was detachable from a big blue barrel, was a smat looking setup. Theres plenty of cheap ones online but nothing that looks quite handy. Ill find something, anything beats carrying water by hand

 

Pretty sure the Edwardian Farm series has exactly what you'm looking for featured on it

 

Basically there is a bath used as a cattle drinker right beside my plot, however my problem is that I would have to carry water cans/buckets of water from there to my veg (if needed). Looking online I want a water butt pump, but a manual one. I dont have any mains. The one I seen was simply a hand level similar to a backpack sprayer.

 

Just a thought.
Do you own the neighbouring field with the bath/water drinker in it ?
Is the bath/drinker plumbed into a water supply ? Most livestock drinkers I've seen through working with horses/ keeping my own horse on a farm in the recent past are automatic refill with a ballcock to control the water level.
If the drinker is mains supplied, and you own it/the field it is in, couldn't you fit a tap to the water supply pipe which you could then connect a hose to ?
Or, connect a length of water pipe to the supply pipe, which you could then run closer to your veg plot and connect to a stand pipe for your hose ?
Just a thought as I've used similar setups myself to run water to troughs/automatic drinkers for horses. Not my own land/fields though, but places I kept my horses at livery.