Used it to pump water out of my sailboat. I love it!

I bought one of those pumps today from harbor freight. I pumped aboutn60 feet, some uphill from 2 55 gallon drums to an IBC tote. Ot took approx 20 minutes. So far so good.

You may have already looked into this, but in case you haven't, I'm gonna mention it. ( I think comments benefit your channel's analytics, even if they don'y make any sense. LOL) A company called Shurflo makes the pumps that you find in a lot of camping trailers and motor homes. They come in a number of flow rates and pressures and they are on-demand pumps. They turn on when you open your nozzle or faucet and shut down when you close it off, once it builds a certain pressure (45 PSI on the ones that I've used). They also run on 12 volts, which would mean you could take a battery and a small solar panel and run the pump without wasting all the energy that it takes to run that generator and the panel would keep the battery charged. They can even be connected to a small pressure tank like you'd use if you were on well water and have a stored supply of pressurized water. It might not be as useful if you're using it for irrigating a garden or something like that, but it might be something to consider as a separate system for your other water needs. I have a very similar pump to yours that I use for odd jobs ( emptying toilet tanks and broken dishwashers along with keeping my basement sump empty when the power goes out. I got it at Harbor Freight and it's the same brand, but it runs on 12 volts. It has alligator clips as the connectors. It only pumps 290 GPM and will only lift 40 feet, so it isn't exactly the equal of yours, but mine works great. You could run it off your tractor battery or starter battery in your car, as long as you didn't run it down too low. One other thing I'll ask, have you ever thought about erecting some storage racks or something like that to put one of your tanks up in the air? You could use your little pump, sometime when you have to run the genny for some other reason anyway, and fill the elevated tank and use the head pressure your miniature water tower generates later when you aren't using the genny. I just seems such a waste to run the generator to power a 1/10 HP pump. I'll shut up now. Peace, friend.

Thanks for the tutorial on the pump. We just bought one for water transfer into our RV. My husband was very pleased with your demo! Watching from Canada 🇨🇦

Portable pressurized off grid water. Nice😁

Thanks

I love your KZfaq channel

This was the video I have been hoping to see. I have two lots with a large patch of grass burs that come up during the summer but there is no water there to water in preemergent so I have never tried it. I always thought I'd keep up with the mowing and keep it too short for the stickers to come up but every summer the mower quits for a week/I get busy with something else and I go to the lots and there are stickers. I am wanting to get a water tank, car/lawn tractor battery, and a pump like this and put them in my utility trailer and go put out preemergent on the property, and then use the pump with a hose and sprayer to water it in twice a year. I found the equivalent of this pump at TSC and was wondering if it would work, and it looks like it will work fine. I am sure I can now prevent the burrs/stickers from even growing from now on. Thank you.

Looks to be a nice little pump. Wondering how you source the water to fill your large tanks? Thanks for the vid!

Will this pump self prime? I want to drop a empty hose down to a creek and capture water. It would be difficult for me to prime the siphon side because of a steep bank.

Hi, does it run on 110v circuit? Or maybe a 12v battery?

What happens when the nozzle is closed it sound like it's whining, I want to use it for a camp shower and need to be able to shut off the water pressure for a few minutes to save water.

How loud is it? It sounded like it makes a high-pitched noise when you turned it on.

Does it have an automatic shut off valve inside for if it's still running while you have the hose shut off or does it keep trying to pump and eventually overload and breaks?

Could you wash cars with it?

Every one of these I've bought have turned to shit after 5-6 uses. Just using to to put water through tankless heater. This one is the very last. Fk Drummond and fk harbor freight.