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Question: Would this pump dirty water out of a hole filled with mud and rocks in order to fix something like a water main leak?
Document: I bought this to pump water through the ice out of the lake so I can fill a bucket to flush the toilet at my 3 season cabin. I have to turn off the water when it gets cold, but I still like to stay there. This pump was up to the task and filled the 5 gallon bucket very quickly. It's extremely sturdy and well made.
It sucks water like nobody's business. One issue might be at the top of the fitting the flexible hose allows some water to leak out...since its under tremendous pressure when sucking water. I used clear packaging tape to help stop the leaks. It really helps. I can pump 4 gallons out of my sump well in less than a minute..easily.
Works like a charm. Actually pumps a lot of water. We use it for our dinghy. We should have bought this sooner. Definitely would recommend to anyone.
The pump efficiently moves water - which is good. It would be better if it hadn't started to leak so much of said water out of the top quite so fast (I only got it a few hours ago!). I guess I'll try to patch it up to stop the leaking (which I suspect is due to a very cheap and poorly fitting seal for the outflow pipe) but there must be better pumps out there without that inconvenience.
It does exactly what it is supposed to do. The shorter length allows you to pump out a hole while on your knees.
This is my third pump of this type. The pump is the best of the three, but they cut an important corner. The discharge hose is way too short (about 17 inches). You can hardly get water out of the hole it is in.I do not recommend this pump because of the hose. It should be at least 24&#34;, if not more. I do not want the water I pump out, running back into the hole.
This is a great & handy pump. I do not have a boat but manage an apartment complex and use this hand pump to empty out flooded water valve boxes so we can find the leak. It saves from using a cup or setting up an electris sump pump and it is quicker.
We live in a basement apartment on long island and we were worried about flooding in Hurricane Sandy so we got a shop vac to suck up water. . . and then we lost power rendering the shop vac useless. So I looked around and got this. Our shower flooded like 2 weeks ago and we broke this out it sucked a lot of the water off the floor and was able to pump int into buckets and the toilet.
It does require effort to move water, but it is the best pump I have tried yet.During heavy pumping there is a tiny amount of leakage at the point where the hose attaches to the main pump body, however it is very light (tends to trickle down the body), and can usually be stopped entirely by screwing the hose in a little tighter.
I saw other reviews stating the horizontal attachment site from the pump to the outflow hose tends to leak a bit during use, and I solved this by wrapping the connection with some self-fusing tape (F4 Tape Self-fusing Silicone, Amazon) and not a drop escapes during transfer. The unit self-primes easily as stated and delivers an amazing volume of water per each pump cycle.
Answer: yes