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I didn't know ryobi made one. This is great timing I was considering another Milwaukee M12 one but this is cheaper, has a higher flow rate (15 gpm vs 9 gpm), and is telescopic vs fixed. Reviews on Home Depot look good too
I didn't know ryobi made one. This is great timing I was considering another Milwaukee M12 one but this is cheaper, has a higher flow rate (15 gpm vs 9 gpm), and is telescopic vs fixed. Reviews on Home Depot look good too
anyone have one of these use it on saltwater? wondering if it would last
Looking at it for water changes.
Please note that this pump is intended for water only and should not be used with flammable liquids like gasoline or other petroleum products. Additionally, it is not certified for potable or drinking water transfer. For best results, ensure you clean the pump after use, especially if used in saltwater.
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Would this work on muddy water too or no?
I don't have it (yet) but I'd say it depends on how muddy. The Milwaukee one I have will dirty water out of a hole in the ground but even a trash pump will struggle with thicker mud. On the Home Depot website one of the stock pics shows a guy using it to transfer dirty water out of a hole in the ground for irrigation repair.
Please note that this pump is intended for water only and should not be used with flammable liquids like gasoline or other petroleum products. Additionally, it is not certified for potable or drinking water transfer. For best results, ensure you clean the pump after use, especially if used in saltwater.
oh nice, so they do account for saltwater, might have to pick one of these up and modify it with some sort of speed control so I can keep the bait tank topped with fresh water
I didn't know ryobi made one. This is great timing I was considering another Milwaukee M12 one but this is cheaper, has a higher flow rate (15 gpm vs 9 gpm), and is telescopic vs fixed. Reviews on Home Depot look good too
There was a deal where you could get the M12 for $100 after hack
I did commercial fishing like 20 years ago and I made something similar I called bilge pump on a stick. It was literally a bilge pump on a stick we used for all kinds of stuff that we didnt need to mount anywhere. I ran the wires to the top of the stick and put some alligator clips on it so we could just clip it to the boat battery and we ended up using it multiple times a day. I always said I should invent something like this, but never gave it any effort. It is a great idea that you will find use for.
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Please note that this pump is intended for water only and should not be used with flammable liquids like gasoline or other petroleum products. Additionally, it is not certified for potable or drinking water transfer. For best results, ensure you clean the pump after use, especially if used in saltwater.
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Please note that this pump is intended for water only and should not be used with flammable liquids like gasoline or other petroleum products. Additionally, it is not certified for potable or drinking water transfer. For best results, ensure you clean the pump after use, especially if used in saltwater.
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