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Milescraft 1314 DrillPump750 - Self Priming Water Pump Attachment for Drills - Water Transfer Pump - Uses Common Garden Hose - 750 Gallons per Hour
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Milescraft 1314 DrillPump750 – Self Priming Water Pump Attachment for Drills – Water Transfer Pump – Uses Common Garden Hose – 750 Gallons per Hour

Original price was: $16.99.Current price is: $15.13.

  • SELF PRIMING: Pumps up to 750 gallons per hour
  • USABILITY IN MIND: 3/4″ hose connection, for use with standard garden hose
  • UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY: 3/8” shank on this unit fits all common chucks
  • Not to be used with potable water
  • Drill Pump will not turn by hand, it must be chucked to the drill
  • Note: After every use apply a small amount of silicone grease. To apply, remove the black housing screws and cover, and put a bit of grease on the housing where the rubber fan blades touch, then reassemble. Do not use spray lubricants.
  • SELF PRIMING: Pumps up to 750 gallons per hour
  • USABILITY IN MIND: 3/4″ hose connection, for use with standard garden hose
  • UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY: 3/8” shank on this unit fits all common chucks
  • Not to be used with potable water
  • Drill Pump will not turn by hand, it must be chucked to the drill
  • Note: After every use apply a small amount of silicone grease. To apply, remove the black housing screws and cover, and put a bit of grease on the housing where the rubber fan blades touch, then reassemble. Do not use spray lubricants.

The DrillPump750 is designed to work with most electrical drills with a maximum speed of 2, 800 RPM. This pump is ideal for draining small ponds, fish tanks, small pools or even a flooded basement. The hose connection is 3/4” and uses any standard garden hose. The unit pumps up to 750 gallons per hour and is self-priming up to 12 feet. The 3/8” shank on this unit fits all common chucks for most drills. It is recommended to use silicone grease. To apply, unscrew the side and put a bit of grease on the housing where the rubber fan blades touch, then reassemble. When using, the drill should be set to run forward, turning the pump in a clockwise direction.

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