4 out of 5
Product Description
Price is for EA.
Manufacturer Part Number: 18670-0123
This bronze body, self-priming impeller pump will produce a dry prime suction lift of about 6' and has a maximum head of 20'. Use for bilge pumping, livewell circulation, washdown, and general pumping applications. Cannot be run dry. Permanent magnet type motor is fully enclosed with a stainless steel shaft and has adequate torque to reverse the pump. Complies with USCG Electrical Standards 183.410 and ISO 8846 marine for ignition protection on gasoline powered vessels. Ports: 1/2" internal pipe threads, 1" external hose barb & 3/4" external garden hose adapter.
GPM: 9
Impeller: Nitrile
Volts: 12
Amps: 11.5
This bronze body, self-priming impeller pump will produce a dry prime suction lift of about 6' and has a maximum head of 20'. Use for bilge pumping, livewell circulation, washdown, and general pumping applications. Cannot be run dry. Permanent magnet type motor is fully enclosed with a stainless steel shaft and has adequate torque to reverse the pump. Complies with USCG Electrical Standards 183.410 and ISO 8846 marine for ignition protection on gasoline powered vessels. Ports: 1/2" internal pipe threads, 1" external hose barb & 3/4" external garden hose adapter.
GPM: 9
Impeller: Nitrile
Volts: 12
Amps: 11.5
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Customer Reviews
By Lala Mood
Date: June 28, 2022
This pump works pretty well. I highly recommend placing a strainer and a one-way check valve before the pump unit. I had to change the impeller every month or so for the first year I used it because of the dry run time between when the pump starts and when the water reaches the pump (I have a deep bilge). After installing the check valve the run time greatly decreased and I've been on the same impeller for a few months. If you're relying on this pump buy several extra impellers and have them on hand. They tend to spontaneously disintegrate after a while. I've had several events where the impeller fails then the pump keeps running while the bilge slowly floods. I have a high water alarm thankfully but it is a risk. With that being said, I've literally tried every option and this is the best, as long as you're using a stainer and check valve. I hope this review is helpful.
Rating: 
[4 of 5 Stars!]
[4 of 5 Stars!]
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