Would this work to drain an outdoor fountain?
1841779
Only if the fountain is low to the ground, and not well then. The hoses are flimsy and not weighted so flop around.
1841780
sorry, I haven't used it yet, it is for emergency to get gas from my truck for my generator when there is no power and there is no gas left in the gas containers.
1841781
I used it to pump excess gasoline out of my small generator, but I imagine it would pump water out of a fountine.
1013652
I think it would. The adapter for the end of the hose is weighted and designed to draw water from the bottom of what you're pumping out of. That being said I've never actually tried it but in theory it should work.
820110
I agree with James, I don't think it would work. The unit is designed to connect a 12V source to a load of some kind. I use mine to turn on/off a fountain pump and a second unit to turn on/off the fountain lights. You might be able to use this unit to open or close a solenoid which in turn could connect/disconnect your "wires" but that would be more complicated to set up.
990163
I dont think it would, you can use this to create taps from a main line. But, I think you need need to get a larger main line to get enough water pressure to water the area. I wouldn't use a
2144961
i dont know that s not what it is designed to do ,if you have a city water supply i dont see why you would need the pump
1129608
I don't know - as I only used it to drain water from my yard. My guess is that it would not.
1767617
It will certainly power a sump pump but length of time will depend on the draw and the capacity of the unit. Should be able to figure it out.
1747816
I would say this pump should do it , I use it to pump 20 feet from under ground , so if the hill ain't straight up it should move some water
582308
I don't see why not. We use ours to drain the water off the top of the pool cover.
844020
Of course it would work, but you would have to be careful it could get sucked away easily. This thing sucks up a lot of water
1632935
No that wouldn't work. You need water pressure from a live line to make it work.
1635100
I think so as long as the drain is not too close to the wall. You want room around the drain so it sits flat against the surface for best performance.
1309130
Maybe- as long as the daisy doesn't go down the hole. My daughter and I both used it and didn't think it caught much. I think it would work better if the drain is small.
2019405
Yes...dont know why it wouldn't work just fine.. I use mine to empty out a pond in my back yard...
1120087
I don't think it would work.it would hold the water okay, but when filed to capacity the side seem less likely to collapse.
1897550
I wouldn't hook it up to a public water supply. It's a siphon pump. You have to pump it continously to get water.
1324682
If it has the same features and specs I can't see why not. You need to make sure it auto comes on when fulland it has enough pressure to push the water up hill if that is where you drain is located.