Garden Pump With Hose, 115V 1/10HP 330GPH Mini Electric Water Transfer Pump Waterbed Drain Pump, With Suction Hose Kit.

Great little pump. Work perfectly as transfer pump. Never had any issues.

I took a glance a the reviews for this item and most people were using it in the garden or to drain a pool, which seems to me too much to ask for such a small pump. So, I wanted to share my experience. I bought it to drain/flush my water heater tank to clean it. A job that cost about $250 if you call a plumber. The pump worked great for this purpose. Now, I can flush and clean my water heater once a year as one should.

Pump worked well for it's power level. It was difficult to get all the water out of the waterbed with the inserts they put in them for the waveless mattresses. But it was as helpful as I expected and didn't overheat. Overall I liked the pump. It was very easy to operate.

The media could not be loaded. First thing I noticed when I open this pump was just how tiny it was. I almost thought I purchased the wrong item. This is my very first time buying a water pump so I really didn’t have a whole Lotta reference. But after hooking everything up and connecting it to a 50 foot water hose they had a sprinkler in the other end,I realized just how effective this water pump is. It was very easy to connect and instructions were very clear. I had already purchased a 330 gallon water tank that was pretty much full from some recent rain. I dropped the existing inlet hose directly into the water and connected my garden hose. It worked perfectly.The hose I have is actually running up a little bit of a hill and I see no struggle whatsoever for this little pump. It’s not the most quiet thing, but it’s also not extremely loud. Very doable. I mostly water my grass and the garden towards the end of the day and sometimes first thing in the morning so the sound was a concern for me as I have neighbors nearby. But it’s really not that bad.This pump is not necessarily waterproof from the outside, so if you choose to mount it permanently to your water tank you’ll need to ensure that it’s covered very well from actual rain.One additional tip is that since when you plug the pump in to power it immediately turns on as there is no on or off switch on the pump, I suggest you get one of those outdoor plugs that have an actual manual pushbutton switch on it. That way you can keep it plugged in and simply push the button to turn it on and off.

Hooked it to my rain barrel and connected the other end to a garden hose but it moved zero water. No water entered the hose at all. I tried priming it multiple times, but I suspect I was doing something wrong. The instructions were unclear and I couldn’t find any helpful videos so I finally had to give up.

I bought this pump for my appliance repair business to empty washing machines full of water (with clogged pumps).However, I also have some serious drainage problems on my property. Having a split level house, we get quite a bit of water in our lower level.I currently have about 75ft of hose running from the standing water (I. E. muddy ditch) to my pump. You want to 'prime' your pump before turning it on. So, I used my shop vac on the far end of the hose to first get water flowing and the siphon effect takes over.Once the water was flowing, I hooked up my pump and have been letting it run for about an hour at this point.There was a provided triangle inlet port provided, which I promptly lost or threw away.So, to keep the junk away from the inlet port, I made a small circle/pen out of a strip of hardware cloth fence, which I zip tied together.This approach works great to keep the leaves out.Im trying to keep an ear out to make sure I don't run the pump dry, but to move this amont of water, it will likely take hours.So far, 5 stars. Recommended.**Update**As it turns out, the ditch did not take hours to empty, but just over an hour of continually running.I, wearing hearing aids and unable to hear thunder, was trying to listen to the pump from a distance for a change in noise.It was my mother in law who asked if there was an animal dying outside. Luckily, I was able to put the pieces together that it was instead my pump which sounded like it was in self destruct mode running with close to no water going through it.I was able to quickly stop the pump and did not appear to damage it.Still a big thumbs up for this pump.Saved the day, this Christmas day.

stopped working after 6 months. but while it worked it was fine.

Took a gamble on this little pump to clean out a large koi pond and it worked great. Tad noisy but not terrible. Was nice to see the included replacement parts and flat surface attachment. Not complicated at all to use. Keep the hoses primed full of water and your eye on it so it doesnt pump air and burn itself out. Doesnt have an on off switch so have everything ready before you plug it in. It's not super fast but given its size and price point it does awesome. I also hooked it up to boost water pressure in my camper shower and it works great.