Will 110V generator run a Shurflo 9325 pump?

What size generator are you thinking about and how many gallons per hour of fuel does it burn ?  Even with a small one, your cost per gallon (or 100 gallons of water) moved will be substantial.

Most small generators are not designed for 24/7 operation over an extended period.

I don’t have any experience with the Shurflo 9325.  But since they only talk about it running on solar and I did not see a mention of batteries, I would want to talk to Shurflo about the life expectancy in 24/7/365 operation.

Between the fuel costs and possible short lived equipment costs, I would buy a pump suitable for battery operation on a 24/7 basis.  The batteries could either be charged by a few hours of generator use, or even better, with solar panels.

The pond loses water thru seepage and evaporation in excess of what a Shurflo pump could deliver in Alabam's cloudy climate.  The idea is to subsidize water from runoff during fall, winter, and spring using solar panels/24V slow pump.

My wife teaches so we spend summers there. During the summer dry season, I'd like to pump 24/7 to top off the pond using power if we can get it installed in 2010. The cost to run a Shurflo continuously, would be about $12 a month, perhaps 2x's a light bulb.

If not, the generator I'd use is a 3000W unit, yet it'd probably pretty much idle to provide 24V 2.7amps, less than 2 gal. petrol per day.  Not great, but one or two hundred $$ to keep my fish thriving rather than dying, for 1 summer would be well worth it. 

In the future I can dig channels to catch more runoff and lessen the need for well water a bit.