Camco RV Antifreeze Hand Pump Kit - Protect RV Plumbing & Simplify The Winterizing Process - Manually Pump RV Antifreeze Directly into The RV Waterline & Supply Tanks (36003)

This works as good as any electrical pump. It will drain toilets and various tanks with ease. I have used to to help winterize my mountain cabin on several occasions now with perfect results.

This worked. Pumped RV antifreeze down all the pipes.Downside: it takes two to do well. My son pumped while I went around and worked the fixtures to fill all the pipes.I'll still use it for some lines, but I bought a bypass kit to use the camper's own pump to do it next year. (why campers don't come with bypass kits already installed is beyond me).In short, a great, cheap solution.

All good

This unit has no hose barbs, clamps, or other fasteners to keep the tubing attached well. As soon as liquid gets on the ends, everything becomes slippery (as you would expect), but hoses can come lose with movement and pressure (pumping action). The hose thread adapter itself is nearly impossible to grip to make a tight seal by hand. I saw a version with a white plastic adapter with wings (like a wingnut) to help turn it, but my version is only simple brass with no means of gripping. With effort and the addition of some hose clamps, it does the job, but a couple design improvements would make it a lot more valuable out of the package.

Pump had to be held onto the trailer while in use; otherwise it pops off. Even though this is a slight inconvenience it managed to pump the antifreeze into the trailer in less than 3 minutes

Used for my camper work good

I liked everything about it except the hoses kept falling off. I recommend clamps be added to the connection points, especially both ends of the hose that goes between the pump and the trailer connection. I have already added clamps to the pump that I received and they work fine in keeping the hoses attached. Of course you have to loosen them as necessary to break down the pump, but that is far less inconvenient than the hose falling off and anti-freeze going all over the place.Also, and this is a pretty big deal. You should add in the directions to by-pass the hot water heater. If you don't know to do this before pumping in the anti-freeze, you will put anti-freeze into the hot water heater, which will take about 12 years to flush out. Still, a good pump and enables putting anti-freeze into the water system direct rather than being sucked in through the fresh water pump. Also enable putting some anti-freeze into the black water intake line and take without having to use a funnel.

It works fine.The supply hose should be longer though. They know you are dropping that basically to the ground, so why so stingy on cheap rubber tubing?

Cheaply made for the price but got the job done, just have to be careful, sure wish companies would cut out this maximum profit for least amount of materials and provide decent products again.

Arrived as advertised.Used to winterize our trailer. Worked very well.Would definitely recommend.

Youtube is filled with videos showing how to winterize with the internal water pump but, in my trailer, it requires disconnecting one tube and replacing it with another (very hard to find!). And when all this is done, the tubing between the water inlet and the pump is still not winterized. With this pump, the job is easier and all the water-containing tubing is winterized. It works really well.

This is way too expensive for what it is , I should have just bought a plastic fuel transfer pump for $14.00 .

Used it to push antifreeze int a small trailer. Went in through the shore water input. I hav no problems with it at all.