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Maybe there are two pumps and one has failed.

The two pipes are from an oil tank for some sort of oil heat. Anthes was a furnace manufacturer.

It might be Sterling brand

As John Gayewski mentioned in post #2, make sure you don't have any valves only partly open. Go around and make sure all the angle stops under the sinks are fully open, Check the angle stops at toilets etc. Open all water valves fully. Usually something simple like that causing the problem.

A sump pump is designed to pump just water such as ground water or effluent. Effluent is the liquid that comes out of a septic tank. Depending on your site you could set a septic tank followed by a pump tank and then pump to your existing system or a new drainfield. It's nice when all that...

BK Mueller 888-186

It could be a broken sand filter lateral and filter media is getting into the pool.

Here in NC the tank depth is determined by maximum trench depth for a gravity system. Soil conditions, how deep rock is located or water table depth determines trench depth. In some cases the trench depth is very shallow in wet areas or in some cases in a mound. The plumbing has to be held...

How about a tee handle? https://fwwebbimage.fwwebb.com/WO/Main/81195.jpg https://www.ferguson.com/product/apollo-conbraco-therma-seal-tee-handle-for-apollo-conbraco-series-70-valve-a7821901/_/A-ProdFamily-418874

Take the handle off. Cut the stop off the end of the handle or bend it up. Then put the handle back on. It should work pointing in either direction and will close the valve on either side of the pipe.

Maybe there is a cross flow at a single handle faucet? Maybe the cartridge in the new valve was not pushed all the way into the valve etc. Did the problem start about the time the new valve was installed? A gasket could be missing etc. What other plumbing repairs have been done recently?

Here is a Delta Conversion Kit - 1500 Series to 17 Series 1-800-345-DELTA (3358) https://www.deltafaucet.com/parts-product-detail?modelNumber=RP29405

Make sure all the valves are fully open. Low flow might be because a valve is partly closed or piping could be undersized etc. Sounds like you got some sort of flow restriction somewhere.

Here is a better example:

The first 21 seconds of this animation shows a deep well with a single pipe jet system: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0wGhmvhChU