12-volt DC 1/10th HP 330 GPH Battery Powered Portable Mini Water Transfer Utility Pump with Metal Connectors for Standard 3/4" Garden Hose Great for removing water from Boats Water Yard or Garden

Works great, I use my camper at Steam engine and antique tractor shows, and frequently camp where there are no hookups at all. This fills my freshwater tank from a clean 55 gal drum in just a couple minutes. I did lengthen the wires by splicing in some new, as it made it easier to just hook the clips to my camper's battery and keep me near the freshwater tank fill. The wire is only about 3' long, which when you are outside trying to hook it to a battery feels shorter than it sounds.

I have used this pump a couple of times now and it works very well. I'm sure that if it is taken care of and water is not allowed to sit in the pump, it will last a long time.

Nice little pump that does exactly what I need it to do. Good value for the price too. If it only lasts a few years, I’ll still be happy.

Seems pretty strong, was able to draft (pickup/suction) fluid. Great volume/speed. Took no time to pump four gallons of antifreeze into my drag boat to get it ready for winter. I haven't used the little sump pickup, but, looks like it should work out okay. Totally worth it as an addition to the shop.

It works

I like the pump, it does not have an on and off switch though. And the hose that came with it was kinked and I have tried everything to get that kink out. For the purpose I'm using it for and it keeps cutting the hose flow, off is very irritating.

Used this product to transfer water from a 55 gallon drum in the back of my pickup truck through a hose to my son's cemetery plot to water newly sown grass seed. The run to his plot is in excess of 100' and the pump worked just fine and ran for around 10 minutes. Hope it lasts a long time.

I have a 50 gallon tank on a small trailer for watering newly planted trees on 4.5 acres. I had been gravity watering, but ain't nobody got time for that! This little pump and a deep cycle marine battery is making it happen. The flow rate is comparable from what I get out of the garden hose while filling the tank. I also plumbed it with valves so I can draw off of a few rain barrels for filling the tank.I have pumped several thousand gallons of water (including whatever detritus may be lurking in the bottom of the rain barrels and gets sucked out) with it so far and haven't had any issues whatsoever. I fully expected to have to replace the impeller by now, but the replacement that came with the pump just sits in its little baggie, with nothing but it's pal, paper gasket, for company.