how many feet can it pull the water?
241015
if you are talking about hose lenght mine does well over 100 feet, you have to look at your hose size also..
241016
This Wel-Bilt Shallow Well Pump has a maximum suction lift of 26 feet, It is recommended to have your pump as close to the water source as possible.
1054260
I've owned one for a few years and have not had an issue with it dragging forward. I have it sitting on brick pavers and have approximately 150 feet of hose.
2211118
I don't have time to look at the specs, but the number 15 usually means it will pump water vertically a max of 15 feet.
541092
Maybe 1ft. But even if it's too far you could always have it blowing out to pull air out instead of pushing in or use a filter to diffuse the air flow.
902632
300 feet. This contraption is very large -- recheck dimensions and make sure you have room for it!
832048
There is a float valve on the pump that activates the pump at approximately 5 inches water depth. Pick up is located on the pump bottom.
1708437
A little more than 4 psi. It is rated to lift water 9.8 feet which equates to 4.24 psi. You won't be able to use this particular pump for a shower.
2148530
At least 60 feet....I have a 55 ft pool and it goes all the way to wall. ..no problem.
1033680
About three foot, but I purchased a longer one to reach the sump in the basement. Has been running fine.
1770098
I am not quite sure what you are asking. The hose can reach to the bottom (you can elevate the tank if needed) and it will pull the water up. There are extensions to make the hose go farther. You may need to empty it many times depending on how large the tank is. I use it to empty a hot-tub.
2144959
This may be a little far for this small pump to handle. It does well up to 100'.
922761
We are lucky to have very high water pressure in our area, so I had no problem pumping at about 75 feet. I have not tried it at the 100 feet you are asking about. It is a great pump. Far exceeds the other 3 I tried.
239469
Brand new the pump was able to draw well above 6"... But after it was run for a while (often times dry) it would not reliably draw above 15"... I relocated my pumpbelow water level and it still works fine. It's a little slower than I would like so I may be replacing it with a larger pump.
542034
I would not put it closer than 20 feet. It seeps into the surrounding area Also don't put it on a slope. It will everything in the run off area
1322709
My installation will draw water up about 8', depending on your city water pressure, I would think it will have no problem pumping up 8'
1581216
If you mean "Can this pump lift water 50 ft?" then the answer is No. The theoretical maximum is 33 ft, and that would require a vacuum pump. The pump inlet needs to be no more than 3 ft above the water level or the pump will suck nothing. If the pump inlet is close to the water, this pump will pump the water up 120 ft.
1619531
This nozzle will surely shoot over twenty feet, but if the average water level is low it will reduce the distance naturally. This is a surprisingly good piece of tool. Don't underestimate the size.