What Is a Drill Pump

What Is a Drill Pump

Drill pumps are useful for a variety of applications, including emptying clogs, changing oil, draining tanks, or pumping water out of pits or wells. Other related pump types include: mud pumps, hydraulic pump, self-priming pump, transfer pump, dewatering pump.

What is a drill powered pump used for?

Drill pumps are useful for a variety of applications, including emptying clogs, changing oil, draining tanks, or pumping water out of pits or wells. Other related pump types include: mud pumps, hydraulic pump, self-priming pump, transfer pump, dewatering pump.

How high can a drill pump work?

The unit pumps up to 750 gallons per hour and is self-priming up to 12 feet. The 3/8” shank on this unit fits all common chucks for most drills. DrillPump will not turn by hand, this must be chucked to the drill.

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