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Brand | Wayne | Wayne | Everbilt | Site Drainer |
Name | 1/10 HP Portable Transfer Utility Pump | 1/2 HP Cast Iron, Portable Transfer Utility Pump | 1/3 HP Utility Sink Pump | 1/2 HP Electric Submersible Non-Clogging Dewatering Pump |
Price | $9854 | $15984 | $19800 | $35000 |
Ratings | (152) | (234) | (165) | (13) |
Discharge Flow @ 0 ft. (gallons/hour) | 410 | 1450 | 1300 | 3900 |
Housing Material | Thermoplastic | Cast-Iron | Thermoplastic | Thermoplastic |
Voltage | 120v | 115v | 115v | 115v |
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Brand | Wayne | Wayne | Everbilt | Site Drainer |
Name | 1/10 HP Portable Transfer Utility Pump | 1/2 HP Cast Iron, Portable Transfer Utility Pump | 1/3 HP Utility Sink Pump | 1/2 HP Electric Submersible Non-Clogging Dewatering Pump |
Price | $9854 | $15984 | $19800 | $35000 |
Ratings | (152) | (234) | (165) | (13) |
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I believe you have to order this pump and pick it up at your local store or have it shipped to your home. I purchased one several years ago. It is solidly built, reliable and performed well when needed. I recommend this product and would buy again.
If you can keep the inlet hose submerged to keep the pump primed and keep it from sucking the leaves and pool cover into the inlet hose, yes. You can wrap the inlet hose with remnant window screen to prevent it from clogging on the leaves. This is a powerful pump. You can hook up a sprinkler to the outlet hose and water your lawn at the same time.
Yes. If you can swim in the water, it will not affect the pump.
The motor on the pump does not say. But it does state to check the motor brushes every 100 hours of use to prevent armature damage. So, it does not have a "continuous" duty cycle.
No it doesn't have a carrying case.
Sounds like you need a larger pump than I have experience for. You have the length and lift height, but you haven't stated your required flow rate (gpm).
If your inlet hose is 20 feet or less in length and not too much uphill from your water source, it can prime itself. I have filled the hose with water before using the pump which helps it prime much faster. If you shut the pump off and leave the inlet hose in the water, it should still remain primed. You can always place a hose shut-off valve on the end of the outlet hose and close it after shutting off the pump to prevent water from feeding back toward the water source. Just open up the valve and turn on the pump to continue.
Seems like an injection mold white plastic.
I suppose you could, although I used it to water my lawn, so was not used while raining. It may say in the manual, might be available on line. Great pump! I used 100' of hose and it was pumping uphill from the pond.
It should be fine but it really depends on the slope you are covering as well.