Hand Drill Water Pump, Mini Self-Priming Pump Heavy Duty Electric Centrifugal Pump

It took some tubing and hose clamping to adapt to garden hoses but that done, it moves a lot of water.

It would not lift water more than a few inches. Whenever I lifted the pump practically 4 inches above water surface, it lost prime. Perhaps I just got a lemon m, but not gonna take the risk and get another one. It seemed structurally sound. I guess the vanes lost vacuume

I tried to use this pump on ethaline glycol. It pumped the fluid 3" past the pump. No lifting power.

I plan on using this for transferring rain water. I tested it using my Makita 10MM plug-in drill. It showed a strong flow through 3/4" ID tubing but after a few seconds water started leaking profusely from the drive side outer seam. Turns out there's a groove in both side covers that holds the sealing o-ring in place which should provide a good seal under pressure, that is if it was correctly installed in said groove. As can be seen from the pictures one of the cover screws had it's way with that o-ring. This could explain the wimpy initial suction. As luck would have it the little bag of spare parts has a replacement o-ring, problem solved! Ignoring this minor inconvenience this design is light years ahead of those cheap garden hose type drill pumps and should last for many years.

Thing didn't work at all.

Not worth the money, couldn't even do its job wasnt worth shipping effort or gas to deliver... Got what I paid for, pretty piece of blue plastic

The product did not work

Does not work. At all. Zero suction or discharge.