PowerMax 3" Intake 6.5 HP OHV 220 GPM Gas Powered Water Pump (CARB Compliant) #XP650WP |...

tools & hardware: PowerMax 3" Intake 6.5 HP OHV 220 GPM Gas Powered Water Pump (CARB Compliant) #XP650WP

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PowerMax 3" Intake...

	PowerMax 3" Intake 6.5 HP OHV 220 GPM Gas Powered Water Pump (CARB Compliant) #XP650WP Power Max Power Max average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
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Move Huge Volumes of Water with this Smooth Running, Easy Starting, Long Lasting PumpUse to drain a pool in no time, empty a flooded basement, pump out a flooded trench, fill or empty a water storage tank or reservoir, irrigate a field, hose down a construction site, help drain a levy breach & more. The XP650WP Features:* Durable 6.5 Hp. Air cooled OHV gasoline engine w low oil shutoff and idle control. * 3 ID intake & outlet w back flow check valve. * Pump overhead lift: 91 ft. * Suction height: 26 ft. *.6 gallon fuel cap. * 2.4 hour run time on a single tank of gas. Includes intake hose end strainer, threaded hose ends connectors & clamps, tool kit w plug wrench. One Year PowerMax Warranty & 30 Day Maxtool Satisfaction Guarantee

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Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow!!! This thing can MOVE water!!!! It will easily POP a shop-vac hose on the outlet side. I kinda wish there was a speed slower than idle so my hoses would stay together, lol. A 20ft shop-vac hose will stretch another 3ft under the pressure and little jets of water will shoot up. I guess I'm going to have to break down and buy an outlet hose. :D

3.5 gallons of water every second boggles the imagination until you see what kind of forces we're talking about!

The shop-vac hose works fine for the intake side though. A little electrical tape seals the deal. No priming or anything like that.... Just fill the pump with water from a gallon milk jug, plop the intake hose in the water, fire it up and hang on!

The engine runs nice and is relatively quiet. The labels were backwards for the choke and throttle which made it a little confusing when I first fired it up, but no big deal. I'm just tickled pink I can move THAT much water for $200!!! I tried one of those $80-$90 electrical pumps first. I suppose they would be ok to empty a fish tank, but for a pool or pond.... Forget about it. Twice the price I'm moving 100 times the water!

I was a little worried since I've never heard of PowerMax before, but it seems to be every bit as good as a Briggs so far.... They look a lot alike too.

Shipping was super fast. Got it 2 days earlier than I thought.

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