how far will it pump?
1986618
I live in a RV full time. I bought this pump 2-3 years ago and I use it at least once a week. I pump about 5 feet up into a container in the back of my Pick up. The pump does a very good job and I'm happy with it. You can buy with confidence from Amazon because they make returning a product easy. Every time I wanted to return something I did with no problems. I'm disappointed in Amazon because they moved their call center off shore. Not only is it hard to communicate with the operators they are cheating Americans out of jobs. Don't they know without a job we can't buy from them because we have no money. I will stop or slow down buying from Amazon for this reason.
1986619
On the inlet side or outlet side? I've used mine to empty my black water tank on my boat and the connection is about 5 feet from the tank with about 18 inches of rise. I have about 25 feet of hose on the outlet side and have had no problems.
1986620
Using a 1 inch schedule 40 pvc pipe for output, I was able to go 20 ft out and 48 inches up without any problems.
1986621
The pump, according to the manufacturer has a dry lift of approximately 12". If it is a wet lift, the pump will immediately start pumping and pump up to (I believe) 6-8 feet directly upward. The total length of the run would depend on the slope to the ultimate outlet, the number of turns (90s, 45s, etc.). If I knew more of what you are trying to do, I could provide a better answer.
1986622
I live in a RV full time. I bought this pump 2-3 years ago and I use it at least once a week. I pump about 5 feet up into a container in the back of my Pick up. The pump does a very good job and I'm happy with it. You can buy with confidence from Amazon because they make returning a product easy. Every time I wanted to return something I did with no problems. I'm disappointed in Amazon because they moved their call center off shore. Not only is it hard to communicate with the operators they are cheating Americans out of jobs. Don't they know without a job we can't buy from them because we have no money. I will stop or slow down buying from Amazon for this reason. I live in a RV full time. I bought this pump 2-3 years ago and I use it at least once a week. I pump about 5 feet up into a container in the back of my Pick up. The pump does a very good job and I'm happy with it. You can buy with confidence from Amazon because they make returning a product easy. Every time I wanted to return something I did with no problems. I'm disappointed in Amazon because they moved their call center off shore. Not only is it hard to communicate with the operators they are cheating Americans out of jobs. Don't they know without a job we can't buy from them because we... » Read More I live in a RV full time. I bought this pump 2-3 years ago and I use it at least once a week. I pump about 5 feet up into a container in the back of my Pick up. The pump does a very good job and I'm happy with it. You can buy with confidence from Amazon because they make returning a product easy. Every time I wanted to return something I did with no problems. I'm disappointed in Amazon because they moved their call center off shore. Not only is it hard to communicate with the operators they are cheating Americans out of jobs. Don't they know without a job we can't buy from them because we have no money. I will stop or slow down buying from Amazon for this reason. « Show Less
1595042
I'm not sure exactly but I had plenty to take it to my pump outlet and plug it in. Probably 10 ft at least.
1361788
close to 6'. More than plenty needed for our application. I have it mounted on a trailer with a large tank and gas powered pressure washer to clean cars. The output volumn is superb to my previous pump and it has not overheated yet.
703175
The pump is about 6 inches thick and so I would think it would require 7 or 8 inches of water,
1375271
Advertised to do 1250-1450 GPH- but that will depend on the depth from which you pump. It is a good pump and buy estimation, I think you can calculate it will pump at least a 1000 GPH from a depth of 10 feet on a continous basis if it is a new pump and a steady electrical flow of 110 V. The weight is due to cast iron. In years past when it was made in Wayne, Ohio and not China, I think it was made of aluminum and very easy to handle.
1293598
I usually try to get it up over the pump, so about 2". You'll need to refill as they drink, of course.
1985025
It's only about 6 feet. We use an exterior extension cord buried just below the ground running to the garage in a pvc pipe. This pump is not very big-it's like a 10 gallon fishtank pump. I am looking at finding a bigger one. This one does not have enough power to circulate our little 6 foot pond.
2265844
Around 14". Pretty simple fix the old one I assume is dry rotted as was mine. I would suggest cleaning fingers while your that far in. Make sure you clean up where gasket makes contact with pump head to prevent any leaks.
1647915
The pump will raise the water a good 12 - 14 inches with good flow, just be aware that it can get stopped up if water is dirty
1687816
Tim, I could not find that info anywhere on my pump, but I will say that I used it in my basement to pump out flood water.basement floor was 10 feet below ground and it delivered about 1400 gph at that height pumping up out of my basement
724868
I don't know for sure and have no way of testing it for you. It is a very powerful pump and I am guessing it could push air that far down.
98508
I pump from about 10 feet, but I think the hose is 25', and output hose shorter, maybe 10'. I pump into my fresh water tank of camper, and that's the only thing I use the pump for. But its great - off/on switch a must.
2059051
The pump is small and accurate but has a limited lower range, in most cases...depending on your need and the psi range it should do the job.
462064
The pump will suck down to about an 1/8 of an inch in my experience. I've used this pump in a rental property when the main sewer line backed up and put about a foot of water in the basement - it took a while but it cleared it out.Also used it when minor flooding happened in June and I had a few inches of water in my own basement. This pump has been worth the cost and it has performed very well.
1590249
I've only used this pump once so far, but the reviews say not quite 30". Maybe consider the 15500.http://www.amazon.com/review/R2MGM2GU9VWML8/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt#R2MGM2GU9VWML8
1263417
20 feet should not be a problem we possibly have a 30 feet right now and I have no issues with it the pump works great
766073
I tested mine and it will pump vertically for at least 6 feet without a problem.