I have a question , I’m trying to to pump water out of my detailing water tank , will this work with my electric power washer with the non stop water pushing out? Or does it run only when I pull the trigger ? Thanks sincerely Albert
This is a test that I have been really wanting to do just never got around to it. Since it has an auto shutoff. The water is not moving the unit will stop and start back up again once water moves. Very good Question. I will have to test this out now 😎
You point at the camera a lot. Respectfully, if you talk to your camera everyday for 90days it will significantly improve your personality on the camera. Good video btw, thank you for your time and information.
Practice a TON at making videos. You r still nervous it appears. I think u will make amazing vids once u get that licked. Plz take this as positive encouragement, not a dig. otherwise a good effort thank you the work that you do!! ♥ look forward to more in the future ☺
I have a hard time talking in the first place. So, this is way out of my comfort zone , which is a good thing. I had a lot to learn. Check out a newer video and see if you can see an improvement. Thanks again for the feed back. Hope to hear from you again. 👍
Very handy tool it only lasted 18 months, it also didn't turn off when it ran dry, it turned off from the word go when ever it wanted . Milwaukee are a badly made tools. 12 volt pipe cutters broken, 12 volt drill broken, 12 volt multi tool broken,Tranfer pump broken.18volt wet vac doesnt work properly with out custom building and sticking on your own filter,. Milwauke is a top class diy tool avoid if possible, I have lots a makita stuff and only my grinder has given me a problem but it still works. im writing this post to try and help other avoid this if they can.
I think with any tool company there are the few bad eggs more or less of tool company designs. It also depends on how we use them. Everyone has there own experiences with Milwaukee tools. We can all be rough on our tools. I can totally admit that for myself. I like to try to push the limitations. The M12 multi-tool is pour quality built. I think mine lasted a few months. I always like to tell Milwaukee Reps about the flaws in their product, and I'll tell the guy or girl that it flat out sucks. I don't sugar coat it. I'll tell that to any sales Rep. I am a big Milwaukee fan. With that said at the end of the day, we just need to get the job done. If the product isn't working for us then we just have to find another alternative. Whether it is switching to Makita or Dewalt etc. A great way a company can learn is from the feedback it gets. Good or bad. Thank you for your comment 😎
Phillip Bridges cheers dude, I must admit I was rather cross when my transfer pump failed today when draining down a hot water cylinder( it was the final straw). I have now bought a ryobi transfer pump😬, will never buy a Milwaukee ever again. Saying that my friend bought a 18v fuel set Milwaukee set and was mocking my makita until his starting failing then he sheepishly suggested he would get makita next time. 😆Will see how I get on. Best regards from UK
Guy Meets Kitchen haha I’ll be even more bitter towards Milwaukee in 18 months time if my roybi is still working, I’ll do my best not to evangelise the world about how bad Milwaukee is 😆
I was really impressed with this transfer pump. So many possibilities with this device.
I use mine for watering plants in the garden. 50gallon barrel with water on my UTV and a spray nozzle. Work awesome!!!!
Free Beer Tomorrow Reviews oh that’s a great! 😎😎😎 I may have to barrow that idea. Thanks for watching!🤝
Did not put a link in description for impeller… 🤨
Can you use this to supply a power washer??
I personally have not tried this. I have heard of traveling car detailing people use it.
Will this work good for grocery store use for transferring glycol?
Can i use this transfer pump for my yard rain barrel to water my yard with the attach water hose and sprinkler?
Can this pump muddy water?Like if i have a water leak in the ground I’m trying to repair and need to pump the water out of the hole.
Yes it will work
We want one to be able to do all oil look up bucket transfer pumps for oil
How do you reduce the hose down to auto dipstick size?
so you don't need to use a filter with this?
No filters
Was this a review, or just reading off the specs?
Take that thing out, get it dirty, and show us it in action!
Could this pump water out of. A trench
If that’s all you had it could. It only pumps 480 gallons an hour. But if you had a little bit of water it would do fine.
Can a 1.5" discharge hose be used? Instead of a garden hose.
I have never tried it. I’m sure you can adapt to it if you had too
I have a question , I’m trying to to pump water out of my detailing water tank , will this work with my electric power washer with the non stop water pushing out? Or does it run only when I pull the trigger ?
Thanks sincerely Albert
This is a test that I have been really wanting to do just never got around to it. Since it has an auto shutoff. The water is not moving the unit will stop and start back up again once water moves. Very good Question. I will have to test this out now 😎
what do you mean by 18 feet lift? i cant lift the pump while its on?
It can pump over an 18 foot wall
Convinced me to order one👍🏾
Sorry but this was painful to watch but did get confirmation that a 12.0 battery would fit. Thanks!
Thanks for watching. I’m Working to improve my videos. Thank you for your honest feedback.
You point at the camera a lot. Respectfully, if you talk to your camera everyday for 90days it will significantly improve your personality on the camera. Good video btw, thank you for your time and information.
Thank you for you feedback. I’m working on it. 👍🏻
Can I pump up to 200 PSI?
35 PSI
Practice a TON at making videos. You r still nervous it appears. I think u will make amazing vids once u get that licked. Plz take this as positive encouragement, not a dig. otherwise a good effort thank you the work that you do!! ♥ look forward to more in the future ☺
I have a hard time talking in the first place. So, this is way out of my comfort zone , which is a good thing. I had a lot to learn. Check out a newer video and see if you can see an improvement. Thanks again for the feed back. Hope to hear from you again. 👍
Yea!!! just with the hope you do good.
You need to find a way to make your videos more informative more graphic and interesting.
EVERY WEDNESDAY?? SPARE US!
Every Wednesday!
PAIN!
Very handy tool it only lasted 18 months, it also didn't turn off when it ran dry, it turned off from the word go when ever it wanted . Milwaukee are a badly made tools.
12 volt pipe cutters broken, 12 volt drill broken, 12 volt multi tool broken,Tranfer pump broken.18volt wet vac doesnt work properly with out custom building and sticking on your own filter,.
Milwauke is a top class diy tool avoid if possible, I have lots a makita stuff and only my grinder has given me a problem but it still works. im writing this post to try and help other avoid this if they can.
I think with any tool company there are the few bad eggs more or less of tool company designs. It also depends on how we use them. Everyone has there own experiences with Milwaukee tools. We can all be rough on our tools. I can totally admit that for myself. I like to try to push the limitations. The M12 multi-tool is pour quality built. I think mine lasted a few months. I always like to tell Milwaukee Reps about the flaws in their product, and I'll tell the guy or girl that it flat out sucks. I don't sugar coat it. I'll tell that to any sales Rep. I am a big Milwaukee fan. With that said at the end of the day, we just need to get the job done. If the product isn't working for us then we just have to find another alternative. Whether it is switching to Makita or Dewalt etc. A great way a company can learn is from the feedback it gets. Good or bad. Thank you for your comment 😎
Phillip Bridges cheers dude, I must admit I was rather cross when my transfer pump failed today when draining down a hot water cylinder( it was the final straw). I have now bought a ryobi transfer pump😬, will never buy a Milwaukee ever again. Saying that my friend bought a 18v fuel set Milwaukee set and was mocking my makita until his starting failing then he sheepishly suggested he would get makita next time. 😆Will see how I get on. Best regards from UK
@@MIKEGODSQUAD A Milwaukee/ Ryobi shoot out!
Guy Meets Kitchen haha I’ll be even more bitter towards Milwaukee in 18 months time if my roybi is still working, I’ll do my best not to evangelise the world about how bad Milwaukee is 😆
@@MIKEGODSQUADit's ok they are owned by the same company. Techtronic Industries. So we are still family 😁
Painful to watch, but all in all good tool.