Drill Pump for Water, Electric Fluid Transfer Pump

Works ok very small in size

What a waste of money it did not suck well enough to move water more than 18" high so if you are trying to empty a two foot deep hole you want something better than this.I had a water line leak and needed to pump the water out of the hole to get to the leak the hole was a little over 3 feet deep and the pump would not suck the water up until I cut the sucking line down to 16 inches long and it would not push it much more the 2 feet. So all in all it had very little sucking power and just as poor pushing power.

Works great 😀👍

You need to have drill on fastest setting. It recommended not using in less than 40degree weather. Would be nice if they recommended hose size so could buy the hose at the same time if needed. Over all works well and priced appropriately.

Works very nice

I had a similar pump a few years back. It worked great, but I misplaced it. I had trouble getting this one to prime. The directions say it shold not be run while dry. But it is tough to get liquid out of a bottle and to the pump without pouring into the tube. Spinning it to prime it did not work and probably damaged it. Tossed it after a few hours.

It's a great little pump and I recommend it, but be forewarned: the internals are full of a very greasy lubricant that will contaminate anything you attach it to, and any fluid you pump with it. However, once I learned this, and dumped 20 gallons of RODI water down the drain, I found it was easy to take apart and clean the components in dish soap and hot water. Still works great and doesn't contaminate stuff any longer.

Very good, as advertised!