Clarke CPP3000B Drill Powered Pump, 50L/Min Flow Rate, Fits Electric Drills, Lightweight Liquid Transfer Pump

Used this device to empty a large storage tank and it worked perfectly even though the feed was restricted due to access issues.Despite this restriction, the pump emptied approx 400 litres in a few hours.Heads up for users. It is vital to ensure that the pump is primed before switching on. In my job I allowed the feed to drain into the pump before switching on the drill and it worked perfectly.Highly recommended.

Good price and excellent quality item pity about delivery time

I purchased this drill pump in March this year. I used Two or Three times to pump water out of my boat.It has not packed in and not working. I am told my Amazon it is past its return date.I assumed it was under guarantee for One year.Seems they are not very robust and not good for purpose.

Up till now does not work to suck water.

I wanted a drill-powered pump to empty bath water onto flowerbeds (having just gone on to a water meter). I tried this pump using a cordless drill and it barely worked; however with a higher powered cord drill (the pump does specify drill strength but it's not something that's easy to apply to existing drills unless you can access their specs) it worked fine except that the 3/4inch hose at the front was sucked out of shape. In the end, I put a hard plastic tube (the shell of a whiteboard felt pen) inside the hose to ensure that it kept its shape. So my advice is: if you're going to buy one of these pumps make sure you get a very rigid 3/4inch hose, at least for the front end.

Really pleased with quick fluid transfer once primed and not much slower than a much large mains powered fluid transfer pump. Can be a pain to prime but once it has liquid in the pump your away

Handy gadget for getting water out of boats

Purchased this to chemically clean the gable wall of my bungalow and it worked a treat. The pump had no problem pumping the chemical 8 metres high. Money well spent. Highly recommend.