Does this come with a water pump to suck from water source ? Also does it spray the matieral down catching big to small gold ? Which model is Best ?
1452604
Yes it has a pump this one is a small unit and it does what it was designed for to do
1452605
This Power Sluice Setup Kit includes a 32"L x 6"W sluice, and an 8" x 6" x 6" header box, and an 8.5" x 24" sluice stand, a 12 volt 800-gph pump, and 4 feet of 3/4" hose. It is a great starter unit. The pump delivers water to a spray unit that washes the material down the sluice box.
382165
This does not come with a pump. You would have to siphon yourself. Only issue I experienced with this product was a fold in the tube (due to packaging) limited water flow if you did not pinch it.
462063
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.
1574734
It comes with a little pump that works pretty well. That's all I can tell you. :)
938466
No! There is a separate reservoir for dirty water and clean water. You squeeze the trigger to spray out the clean water (with the cleaning solution in it) as you go in a forward motion. Then you slowly pull it backwards over that area and it sucks up the water/dirt and that goes into the dirty water reservoir so the dirty water never goes back onto the floor.
743313
It does not come with a pump. I didn't own a pump, so I used a leaf blower (haha, right?) but it blew it up within a couple minutes. I think this pool is worth buying.
750685
It steams, but believe me, it doesn't vacuum! It doesn't even suck up the water you've sprayed on whatever you're trying to clean! It's horrible and a waste of money. I don't usually write bad reviews, but this is my exception! Look for another brand!
372808
Yes, they all require a separate pump that goes in the water. The model your looking at needs a pump that does 400-700 gph.....it's about $30 hope this helps!
1436803
Yes it came with a pump. It has suction cups to attach it to the bottom of the fountain. I do not have the matching food dispenser. One of my kitties is overweight so we use the feeder ball instead to help her get some exercise :)
1905616
For wet pickup you should get a wet/dry vac. The power that would come from your unit (if it was sufficient to pull water up through the hose) would also suck it into your vac. Also, if you have a wet dry vac, don't remove the filter this is a big oops because various debris which is sucked into the vac with the water would end up in the motor along with a good amount of "spray" as the water comes into the vac chamber, thereby ruining the motor. Yes the filter gets wet, rinse it out as soon as your done and allow to air dry before using with dry contents, (So I have 2 filters for my wet/dry vac) but better the filter than the electric motor of your vac. :-) For wet pickup you should get a wet/dry vac. The power that would come from your unit (if it was sufficient to pull water up through the hose) would also suck it into your vac. Also, if you have a wet dry vac, don't remove the filter this is a big oops because various debris which is sucked into the vac with the water would end up in the motor along with a good amount of "spray" as the water comes into the vac chamber, thereby ruining the motor. Yes the filter gets wet, rinse it out as soon as your done and allow to air dry before using with dry contents, (So I have 2 filters for... » Read More For wet pickup you should get a wet/dry vac. The power that would come from your unit (if it was sufficient to pull water up through the hose) would also suck it into your vac. Also, if you have a wet dry vac, don't remove the filter this is a big oops because various debris which is sucked into the vac with the water would end up in the motor along with a good amount of "spray" as the water comes into the vac chamber, thereby ruining the motor. Yes the filter gets wet, rinse it out as soon as your done and allow to air dry before using with dry contents, (So I have 2 filters for my wet/dry vac) but better the filter than the electric motor of your vac. :-) « Show Less
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if you mean the from the pump to the wand... there should be a hose mine came with one. You have to supply your own hose from the water source to the pump.
272592
Sometimes the larger size does come with a pump. If you get one, save the pump! You can rinse it out and reuse it.
824138
Hi. No I cant seem to find a way that it will pick up only smaller objects. Perhaps the reverse would work with some fiddling on the adjustment sensitivity. Spraying people is fun by the way. I set it off, the gardener, my in-laws, the kid next door...its just fun. As others wrote, you can turn the water pressure down at the hose side and that will also keep the spraying distance short. dont over do it though, find an optimal setting, as if you turn it way down then it wont be able to work properly and spray will be uneven and/or non existent
1790167
It does not come with a pump, but it is very easy to blow up using your own air! You just squeeze the nozzle and blow! There are 2 sections to blow up and they are not very big...
1613040
This doesn't pump into the air - you attach a hose to the elbow. I use a 75' hose so it pumps the water down my driveway instead of in the yard. It also stops when you turn it off - however, it will continue to remove water until it drains below the cone as it acts like a siphon when the power is turned off.
625188
No. it does not come with a pump.. I used a hand pump we had at home and it did just fine.. my 2 yo loves it and plays in it every day
1855878
Ok, My Old one broke down last season and yes its placed above water level not in the water .Im looking for à relyable pump, is there à cheaper one?Per