Can it run thru a 20 ft trailer house?
1005535
It depends on two things, the inner diameter of the hose and the amount of vertical lift. Yes in short a 20ft trailer hose would be no problem sending a lot of water from two points (either to or from the trailer). It will send a lot of water. If you are lifting from the point of the trailer or water more than 8' the amount of water will decline fast. So, not enough info to give a full answer, need to know vertical lift and if you are meaning a standard RV water hose (3/4" ) or sewage hose (3"). If as below answers from a water tank to your RV... you will get a lot of water from this. It depends on two things, the inner diameter of the hose and the amount of vertical lift. Yes in short a 20ft trailer hose would be no problem sending a lot of water from two points (either to or from the trailer). It will send a lot of water. If you are lifting from the point of the trailer or water more than 8' the amount of water will decline fast. So, not enough info to give a full answer, need to know vertical lift and if you are meaning a standard RV water hose (3/4" ) or sewage hose (3"). If as below answers from a water tank to your RV... you will get a lot of water from... » Read More It depends on two things, the inner diameter of the hose and the amount of vertical lift. Yes in short a 20ft trailer hose would be no problem sending a lot of water from two points (either to or from the trailer). It will send a lot of water. If you are lifting from the point of the trailer or water more than 8' the amount of water will decline fast. So, not enough info to give a full answer, need to know vertical lift and if you are meaning a standard RV water hose (3/4" ) or sewage hose (3"). If as below answers from a water tank to your RV... you will get a lot of water from this. « Show Less
1005536
Absolutely - it is a great pump. We use it hooked up to our water tank, and the longest distance to which the pump provides water is probably over 100 feet. Something to remember is - never run this pump dry; it will burn even after seconds of running dry. Whenever we close the water line to change the water filter - we always unplug the pump first.
1005537
Mine supplies my double wide. Sinks and bath rooms and washer and hot water heater just fine. All the water we want and good pressure.
1005538
I believe it could, maybe a bit more than you need! As far as size goes it is fine.
339909
Yes it will. I bought to use on an off-road rig and the trailer that carries it. I have accidentally exceeded 80Psi and the unit had no issues.
1697890
Don't see why not. Normal precautions in mind. I hooked mine to two 20 lb. cyl. In a job trailer. Works fine
415180
It runs on 12 volt power so if you had a 12 volt power supply in your house some how and ran wire long enough off your roof it could be possible.
764507
Worked great on our 12 HP, not sure on a 20. I don't see why it wouldn't though.
1882237
I have it mounted 20 ft up in a RV garage. The pilot light has blown out several times with strong winds. Very frustrating.
522978
At 110v and 20 watts per foot it should pull approximately .18 amps i believe.
2173545
I modified mine to run directly off the RV's propane. How long it runs on a 20lb tank would depend greatly on how high you set the flame which is adjustable.
1978719
Carol it runs better with real good 12 volt voltage. I ran off of the twelve volt motor that lifts the trailer up and down. I ran it to a standard 120 plug. It looks like it is 120 but it is only 12 volts from the pump I pot a regular cord that plugs in. I marked it so I plug it in the same way each time. I think the pump will run back wards if you reverse the power. That should give you a good start. Have fun and your welcome
2049002
Yes. You must consider most importantly the length of the run. I usually only run a max of 50ft for 16G and use heavier wire (14-12G) for runs of 100ft or more.
1802405
If your trailer is 25 feet tip of tongue to I do not believe it will be long enough. If the trailer lights are not on the rear of the trailer you might just find it long enough.
1333175
I dont think so, im running mine at 200' and it works great. Much cheaper than running a hard line.
581248
This type of electrical appliance needs a 20 amp circuit. The maximum extension cord you could run would be a 12/3 at 50'. I would not run more than 25' and would use a 12/3 extension cord.
30592
Yes. I have a 29' footer and it does really well. Trailer weighs bout 4500 lbs.
391486
Heated my 36 foot trailer in November in northern Ontario. I always runv30lb tanks but I cant see why a 20 wont work. Ed
581249
By using a 12 gauge cord you can easily run 100 feet of cord. If using a cheap 16 gauge cord (Most common type) keep it short. A 12 gauge wire is what also feeds your 20 amp receptacle in your house.
301235
I have a 20' Bass buggy and this motor does just fine. Get the wireless remote and makes for a good dy fishing. I clocked mine with gps at high speed around 2.8 mph