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Giles
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I’ve tried 3x to buy jcb hydraulic pumps at auction always make £250 plus easy but always been busy to update bid when they’ve finished
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
1500l / min ain't bad on a battery powered jobmight get laughed at for this but Ryobi do one in there 18v range
Cordless Transfer Pump | Water Transfer Pump | RYOBI 18V ONE+™ R18TP-0
Ryobi - 18V ONE+™ Cordless Transfer Pump (Bare Tool) | High power inflators, pumps and compressors from the Ryobi power tool range. Buy hereuk.ryobitools.eu
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Colm
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You could possibly use an inverter along with your vehicle 12 volt battery
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Steve
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I think the screen wash on my truck can manage 1500 l/ hr
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
's an IBC an' a half in 60 minutes -- a 25 ltr drum a minute ..... must be some screen wash pumpI think the screen wash on my truck can manage 1500 l/ hr
doobin
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240v submersible pumps aren't a lot of draw, around 500w from memory. Deffo worth a go, the alternator would probably keep up with that draw over a longer period also.You could possibly use an inverter along with your vehicle 12 volt battery
Lancs Lad
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I once had a cheapo einhell on float switch run all a very .wet winter in a landrain pit to bypass a blockage I couldn't be arsed to sort...thing never missed a beat . Needless to say Ive bought another . Never expected it to last
new one picks up down to like 5mm of water well handy Living in a swamp they are handy
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fred
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ive got the large version oj the jcb hydraulic and its a monster. Can shift massive volumes quick. Run it off a diesel beaver pack as the petrol ones aren't strong enough.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
is that your garage Fred .... must be depressing getting flooded out .. makes such a bloody mess and takes forever to dry out after
William127
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Found this post when looking
If its just smallIsh amounts of water, I’ve been very impressed with the Milwaukee 12v pump stick for emptying the bottom of footings etc. it has a pretty good filter system at the bottom of the stick. Worth a look, wins for me on convenience and is also pretty effective.
Basically if the water is coming in as you dig then you need a petrol diaphragm pump. But for pumping out once or twice a day then the pump stick and possibly a cable tie for the trigger is pretty nifty. It may even have a lock switch, can’t remember.
By far the best price I could find and they had stock:
M12 BSWP-0 - M12™ Hydropass™ Brushed Stick Water Pump (Sold Bare)
www.wardsflex.co.uk
Just found this post while I was looking into the m12 stick pumps for a job. Footings pretty much as you say, wet in the morning but not filling while I work.
Would you still recommend it or did it die an early death?
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Stroppymonkey
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We have a 12v milwaukee stick pump with a 9amp battery. Great for little jobs and I have dewatered post holes with it. If you want something meatier try these? Not got one but well reviewed and still plan to get a yellow one one day.Found this post when looking
Just found this post while I was looking into the m12 stick pumps for a job. Footings pretty much as you say, wet in the morning but not filling while I work.
Would you still recommend it or did it die an early death?
Battery powered water transfer pump - Rabbit Pump
Handheld battery powered water transfer pump. Drain tanks, boats, water meters, basements! ponds, rain barrels, ditches, sewer lines, Irrigation.
rabbitpump.com
Lancs Lad
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M18 one should be here soon...We have a 12v milwaukee stick pump with a 9amp battery. Great for little jobs and I have dewatered post holes with it. If you want something meatier try these? Not got one but well reviewed and still plan to get a yellow one one day.
Battery powered water transfer pump - Rabbit Pump
Handheld battery powered water transfer pump. Drain tanks, boats, water meters, basements! ponds, rain barrels, ditches, sewer lines, Irrigation.
doobin
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The M18 fluid transfer pump is an animal. With a strainer on the end of the suction hose it'll draw from footings no bother.
Giles
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We have a 12v milwaukee stick pump with a 9amp battery. Great for little jobs and I have dewatered post holes with it. If you want something meatier try these? Not got one but well reviewed and still plan to get a yellow one one day.
Battery powered water transfer pump - Rabbit Pump
Handheld battery powered water transfer pump. Drain tanks, boats, water meters, basements! ponds, rain barrels, ditches, sewer lines, Irrigation.
Same here swapped it to 1” hose and fasteners that @dobin recommended works great
William127
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Back at the job this morning, footings are virtually dry despite rain overnight
Might just be a case of getting them (mate doing a self build extension) to hire something suitable for the day if needed when they come to pour the footings.
Still like the look of the m12 as a handy tool for odds and ends though
Might just be a case of getting them (mate doing a self build extension) to hire something suitable for the day if needed when they come to pour the footings.
Still like the look of the m12 as a handy tool for odds and ends though
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charlie2
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thats 25 litres a second seems optimistic for cordless battery powered pump to me.
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groundworker
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My 2 inch 110v submersible claims 16,000 litres per hour which works out to 250L per min roughly
kabin man
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Not a clue as to how good, but the youtube powertool repair guy dean docherty has a lot of good things to say about this brand.
He loved the grease gun on his channel..
Available in mak,dewalt and millwaukke i think.
Worth a test from Amazon,if its shite,send it back...
https://mellif-tools.com/en-gb
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mellif-Cor...-2-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1
He loved the grease gun on his channel..
Available in mak,dewalt and millwaukke i think.
Worth a test from Amazon,if its shite,send it back...
https://mellif-tools.com/en-gb
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mellif-Cor...-2-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1
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