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Has 2 inch NPT inlet and outlet, comes with fittings, NO HOSE. Add gas, oil and hose and off you go.
Bought 25ft of soft discharge hose and 25ft of suction hose. Put them together and drove my truck with an IBC tote in the back, down the creek on the back side of my property to fill it up.
Dropped the suction strainer into a deep pool and put the discharge into the top of the tote, primed and started the pump. The tote was full in less than two minutes.
These little pumps are a real work horse!!
They are on sale for $199.00 and have a 90 day complete warranty. Anytime within that 90 days, you can add a two year extended warranty for $49.00
I'm going to run this thing's ass off and see how it performs for a few weeks and then right before the 90 days is up, purchase the extended warranty. If it fails before the 90 days, back it goes. Until then, my gardens will have plenty of water.
Something that many may not be aware of: Many of Lowe's extended warranties on various items START at the time of purchase, not at the end of the manufacturer's warranty. So in effect, Lowe's is screwing anyone who buys an extended warranty because the customer is running out their extended plan while still covered by the manufacturer's warranty.
HarborFreight's extended warranty starts at the end of the mfgr's 90 day warranty.
Bought 25ft of soft discharge hose and 25ft of suction hose. Put them together and drove my truck with an IBC tote in the back, down the creek on the back side of my property to fill it up.
Dropped the suction strainer into a deep pool and put the discharge into the top of the tote, primed and started the pump. The tote was full in less than two minutes.
These little pumps are a real work horse!!
They are on sale for $199.00 and have a 90 day complete warranty. Anytime within that 90 days, you can add a two year extended warranty for $49.00
I'm going to run this thing's ass off and see how it performs for a few weeks and then right before the 90 days is up, purchase the extended warranty. If it fails before the 90 days, back it goes. Until then, my gardens will have plenty of water.
Something that many may not be aware of: Many of Lowe's extended warranties on various items START at the time of purchase, not at the end of the manufacturer's warranty. So in effect, Lowe's is screwing anyone who buys an extended warranty because the customer is running out their extended plan while still covered by the manufacturer's warranty.
HarborFreight's extended warranty starts at the end of the mfgr's 90 day warranty.
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