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Milwaukee M18 18-Volt 1/4 HP Lithium-Ion Cordless Transfer Pump (Tool Only) 2771-20 $135.16 (after hack)
$135.16
$229.00
Deal has been around before. free XC battery with purchase. price break down shows in cart after adding both. return battery for deal on pump itself. pickup local or ships for free (although yesterday it tried charging me for shipping).
https://www.homedepot.c
https://www.homedepot.c
Created 09-26-2023
at 05:25 AM
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 07/31/23 |  Home Depot | $135.16 popular |
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| Product Name: | Milwaukee M18 18-Volt 1/4 HP Lithium-Ion Cordless Transfer Pump (Tool Only) |
| Product Description: | The MILWAUKEE M18 Transfer Pump offers users faster water transfers and service calls. This portable water transfer pump is the industry's first cordless transfer pump, offering users the fastest setup. With an innovative self-priming pump, users can connect and go quicker than ever. The Milwaukee transfer pump's flexible impeller and powerful pump move water at up to 480 Gal. per hour, generates up to 18 ft. of lift and produces up to 75 ft. of head height. As a part of the M18 System, REDLITHIUM battery packs power the water transfer pump, which delivers up to 240 Gal. moved per charge on an XC5.0 battery pack. Onboard REDLINK Intelligence can recognize when the tool stops moving water and automatically shuts itself off to avoid dry pumping. REDLINK also provides optimized performance and overload protection in abusive situations. |
| Product SKU: | 300510172_300510172 |
| UPC: | 45242473168 |
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It's not a bad tool. I use this for draining stubborn, slow draining water heaters. If you use it for this purpose, you will need to purchase a double Female ended garden hose to attach to water heater and the pump. I bought a 5 foot version from Flexzilla on Amazon for about $15. If the water heater drain is clogged up with hard calcium or scale, this pump will not be able to force the water heater to drain through that opening. In those situations, I have resorted to removing the water inlet/outlet pipe or the pressure relief valve, and using a piece of 1/2" Uponor Pex pipe with a 3/4" reducer fitting to connect the pump to and drain it down that way.
I can usually drain a heater down in less than 10 minutes done this way or if the water heater drain is not obstructed. I don't use this every time, but it's a major time saver on electric water heaters for sure.
It's not a bad tool. I use this for draining stubborn, slow draining water heaters. If you use it for this purpose, you will need to purchase a double Female ended garden hose to attach to water heater and the pump. I bought a 5 foot version from Flexzilla on Amazon for about $15. If the water heater drain is clogged up with hard calcium or scale, this pump will not be able to force the water heater to drain through that opening. In those situations, I have resorted to removing the water inlet/outlet pipe or the pressure relief valve, and using a piece of 1/2" Uponor Pex pipe with a 3/4" reducer fitting to connect the pump to and drain it down that way.
I can usually drain a heater down in less than 10 minutes done this way or if the water heater drain is not obstructed. I don't use this every time, but it's a major time saver on electric water heaters for sure.
1/2 inch drillbit works wonders