how much will it pump per stroke???
1165477
It pumps a small amount each time. As William E. says roughly a couple of ounces. I use mine for paint because we use 5 gallon pails on my job. This works great for my purpose. It may take 5 - 6 pumps to fill a paint tray or small hand paint pail, but easier than lifting the 5 gallons over and over all day.
1764359
Being a 1hp pump, the current draw is 6.5 amps. Make sure wiring should handle it. I would advise using a GFI outlet on it for shock protection should the motor windings short out (very rarely happens). That's the Engineer in me worrying about things. Good luck!
1505852
About 1/2 gallon per nozzle per hour. But it also depends on water pressure. I ran it all summer 10 hours a day and didn't notice it on the bill.
2084159
Better yet. Do not mix your own fuel and buy some Tru-Fuel Synthetic. Best fuel for 2 strokes !
869147
Pretty close to 3 HP output. I have a 3.5 hp Gas outboard for comparison and it's similar to that. I use it on my 14ft. JohnBoat. Hope that helps.
2117077
I think it's rated for 25psi. But to prolong my engine I'm only running 14.5 max.
590733
I believe it can go up to 750-800fps, depending on how many pumps you give it.
1038976
4 feet in the air is a long distance to pump for a 900. I had one but it didn't pump very well from my sump so I got an 1100. And I'm only pumping about 3 feet.
115712
I believe it's 11psi. I agree with the other users- it takes between 5-10 min for us to pump up 2 of ours. It does get harder to pump towards the end. We're very pleased with our boards.
451135
i takes a lot pumping.i use it for my motorcycle cause its light but i do have to pump to 35 ils.if you have a car get a electric
2265577
The current draw varies based on the lift or head height you wish to pump the water up to. It is supposed to be a 25 watt pump, drawing 2-2.5 amps. Hope this helps...
2265576
About 1.8-2.2 amps @ 12V 600 gph pump. The bigger questions is for how long? Mine lasted a whopping 30 days before burning out. I would recommend a Rule or Attwood pump instead. I have some 17 year old 2000gph Rules that work just peachy and I use an Attwood Auto 800 in my shower sump which gets used almost daily. The Attwood can be cleaned easier in hair/fouling applications.
767401
While it's not the same model number as the one I have, it looks the same and has the same specs. I have no idea what horsepower the motor is, it's not listed anywhere. However it pumps 2000 gallons an hour. Mine is on a 22 ft X 52 inch 11,000 gallon pool and works fine. Runs 6 to 8 hours a day here in semi-tropical south Louisiana. Life expectancy here is 3 to 4 years.
680273
it is all about "gallons per minute/quarts/ounces". See if you can find some type of fuel usage rate on the outboard,,the web has a lot of information. Then compare to the max output of the pump which states 35 gallons per hour. there needs to be more gpm available at the pump. Also, make sure the fuel line(s) are not kinked and the fuel filter is not clogged in any matter, including the portable fuel tank suction - sometimes there is a screen or filter there. Also, the priming squeeze bulb that is usually on this application may have a restriction. If all looks in order and the fuel usage rate is too much for pump, you could get another pump and parallel or series install to see if that improves the motor speed.
585845
I ran it for 3 hours in 1 day. I have a 3100psi washer with a cat pump. So far, it has functioned flawlessly.
89650
All depends on how many amps of power the pump needs. Since it is usb. 2.0 it can only supply 1amp
825217
The gauge on the pump goes to 160psi. We haven't used it past 120psi. http://www.blackburndesign.com/air-tower-3.html Mfg Site * Volume per stroke 325cm Mfg Site * Max pressure 160 psi