LANCHEZ 225GPH Drill Pump for Electric Drill with 3/4 inch Suction & Discharge

I was so excited and confident that I’d found the solution for easily emptying buckets of rainwater runoff contained in buckets before it absorbed into ground and through foundation cracks thereby flooding our basement! Then, I was extremely disappointed! I went out of my way and spent another $20 on fittings, hose clamps, and extra hose! All this only to find it ineffective! The pump initially pumped a weak, slow, drizzle of water and then stopped pumping altogether!

Junk. Didn't work. I read most one star reviews on Amazon with skepticism attributing most to user error. Maybe I fall in that category with this review but operating this drill pump isn't rocket science. Should be pretty straight forward but I could not get it to work and, unfortunately, not worth the cost to send back to amazon.

I needed a pump for one time use. It did not work at all. I think the only way this could work is if you started a siphon first, then connected it in series. It created no suction. After a while it started to smoke. Chinese junk. I got what I paid for.

Well, it worked. But not well. It was SOOoooo stiff, the drill really strained to turn the pump. Good thing we have a very powerful drill. Water flow was very slight. But, it was a really cheap pump. 225 GPH is just NOT TRUE. It took more than 5-minutes to pump 4-gallons. Do the math! That's 48-gallons per hour!

I have been happy with another brand of pump, but at half the cost, I thought I'd give this one a try. I was disappointed, but I won't bother returning it. It works, but is much slower than (specifically) the Milescraft pump with the hose fittings.

Nice little pump for level pumping, drill needs to be at high speed to work but it did work. Does not pump against any head pressure but form high to low great and level to level great.

It just doesn't work and it fell apart.

Junk...I thought I could save some $. You get what you pay for and in this case it's worthless. I tried using this with a very powerful drill and it did not pump at all. Shortened the hoses to a few inches and got only a dribble.