HydraPump Utility – 120V 1HP 1,000 GPH Powerful and Lightweight Utility Water Pump with Two 3/4" Garden Hose Adapters and Bonus Foot Valve

My washer dumps into an old stock tank and I use the pump to pump the water out to water my trees, lawn, gardens and such. Ran a big sprinkler off of it. The pump worked great. Only complaint I have is having to prime the pump at first but that's a minor issue that don't really bother me. I bought it sometime in 2020. Unfortunately a month ago a locked up and won't do anything. Was hoping to buy another one but the price shot way up over the amount I paid in 2020. If I could get this pump again for the same price I'd buy a couple of them.

I am using this for a 1000 gal swimming pool. The hose fittings I bought at the big box home store (1-1/4" barb to 1" NPT) fit right in. I am using a 1000 GPH filter pump the pump section died and was removed. I used a piece of 1-1/4" reinforced vinyl tube between the pump and filter. Suction is good to vac the pool using floor vac.The only down side its a little loud. I have it in a dry ventilated box, that cuts the noise a little.In these hot S.Fla. days, working hours at a time, it runs, does not overheat.The noise factor is the only reason I didn't give it 5 stars.Add on, the pump seems great for what I needed. Plastic case and impeller, brass fittings. The problem is they left the drive shaft in carbon steel. As I mentioned I wanted a pool pump. I didnt want to go to 220v, and have to step a 2hp pump down to size. My solution, the pump is fine every other way, so i pulled it apart, I cerakote the shaft, and the SS back plate. Then Tefgel all threaded parts. That should stop the main shaft from corroding.

I had recently ordered 2 of these pumps for my backyard water park. These are a great water pump for the buck. I had so many water works and sprinklers going on in the water park that the water guns didn't have much pressure. I bought this one Used - Like new because Amazon was out of them new. This used one was surely returned defective before I purchased it. I screwed my 1" union into the discharge hole and it cracked. just a little bit. I was hoping that it wouldn't leak. After hooking everything up, I turned it on. The motor wouldn't even spin. I shut it off immediately and tried again. After a few seconds I heard it spin with a lot of noise/clanking from the motor, no water coming out. Getting my union back out was a chore as the brass fitting was spinning. I sent it back. Luckily, Amazon had them new again and I bought another new one which is hooked up and running great. Will never buy used again. New pumps working great!!! The pictures of water park are being ran with 2 pumps only. The 3rd pump, not pictured, really gets water going.

So far so good, ran it for a good 6 hrs straight and had no issue. Time will tell if it lasts.I run a 1" PVC line 20' vertical to the connection port. Output to a 100' hose and sprinkler to water the garden and lawn. I did need to use a different checkvalve than the one that came with it. The check-valve that came with it had a fairly stiff spring and wouldn't open up with that much water weight on it. The key to getting this pump going is making sure you have a good prime. I also found that anything less than the 1" input was not large enough and it really wouldn't flow. I tried a 3' 3/4" hose and just couldn't get it going. Priming is a pain, but once primed seems to run great. This is my first pump so I'm assuming most are a challenge to prime.I bought this over some others available primarily due to the brushless motor and portability. I'm hoping this will last a long time.

The motor is powerful but the pump doesn't seem to move water as fast as advertised. It also arrived with a cracked plastic housing. I needed to use it, so I kept it. It seems like there was no tolerance gap between the metal part inside and the plastic part outside... like the housing was a little bit to small and it burst.

This pump can’t pump water if it’s placing 5ft off ground, the higher, the weaker it pump. Pro: it can connect hose and pump water right away.

Worked as promised, make sure to read the priming instructions and follow. Simple enough but makes a big difference.

This is a powerful pump which I use in CA for moving collected rainwater from full 32 gal buckets to empty ones. It was missing the adapter for the output valve to attach a garden hose, but two inexpensive parts purchased from the hardware store were the fix.