Non-automatic 0.98 Inch Bilge Pump kit for Boats,12V 1100GPH Bilge Pumps with 6 ft/1.8 meters Bilge Pump Hose, 2pcs Stainless Steel Clamps and Thru Hull Fitting, for Speedboats,Yachts

Complete kit with pump, fittings, hose clamps and hose.At 750gph this kit is far more than I need for my 17' boat. However I'd rather have more oomph than I need "just in case".The kit works well and I really have no complaints. It's easy enough to hook up and came with everything necessary other than the electrical connectors I used to tie it all into my electrical system of my boat.Time will tell if it holds up but for now I'm quite happy.

For an 1100 gpm Rule bilge pump you can't beat the value here! I would give it another star if this one had a removable motor cartridge like their other model does. But this pump can also be used to build a great baitwell.

I have a jon boat that has a small leak I can't find. I don' have a need or room for a large automatic bilge pump in my little boat. This Nvifco 500GPM bilge pump is perfect. It comes with the hose, a thru hull fitting, and 2 hose clamps. It is not an automatic bilge so you will have to put it on a switch. I only have to run this pump a few minutes to empty the water in the boat.

I requested and received for free this Bilge Pump KIT to test it and give my honest opinion. I have been using these exact same brand Bilge Pump for over ten years, never had a problem with any of them.. I still have two spares 12 volt Bilge Pump motors ready to go, but you can never have to many Bilge Pumps on hand... I use them on my now 10 year old Solar Pool Filter which draws in the pool water through 3 big filters and spits it out by way of a hose I attached to the bilge pump. So these Bilge Pumps I use are 12 volt (Solar powered in my case) and are working about 9 hours a day, every day (every sunny day) for about three or four months every year in heavily chlorinated pool water. In the past I have paid about the same price for the pump alone, but this set includes boat connector parts, stainless steel clamps and a six foot long hose., all at the same price of just the pump. The last photograph shows MOST OF the Solar pool cleaning technicians loving their work conditions..

I like the bilge pump. The package came with a 500GPH manual bilge pump, a thru-hull fitting, 6 feet of plastic hose, 2 stainless steel clamps, and a small instruction manual.The bilge pump is nice and quiet. I glue this bilge pump to the bottom of my Jetski and connected the wire to a switch so I can turn it on and off as needed when there's water inside the hull. The Jetski will drain the water as it move, but it can't remove the water when dock. This bilge pump comes in very handy to remove water inside the hull when we dock or not moving.My issue is that the thru-hull adapter and the hose was not the right size for a 500GPH pump. The plastic hose diameter is much larger (see last picture) than the one bilge. I have to buy the right size adapter, adapter and clamp to complete the installation.

I ordered this for my Yamaha waverunner which uses the onboard computer to run the bilge pump. There is no float switch on the watercraft. This is a neqar perfect replacement. I did have to cut the wire harness off and add my own connecter. In the end I saved hundreds of dollars with this bilge pump.

Using this little pump to keep my RHIB dry. The kit includes the pump, a hose, and an overboard discharge through-fitting as well as the necessary hose clamps. The only issue is that the outlet on the pump is small and the provided hose is much too big for it. Simply doesn't fit. Regardless, the pump works great if you install either a float switch or a manual toggle switch.

This bilge pump comes complete with a discharge hose, through-hull fitting, stainless steel hose clamps and instructions. The pump is intended to be mounted to the bottom of the bilge in your boat, I typically use epoxy rather than risk drilling holes in the bottom for screws. The blue basket will stay on or near the bottom of your boat (depending how you mount it) and the pump assembly snaps into it, you can unsnap it as necessary for cleaning out the basket. There are positive and negative wires for connecting to ground and a positive 12 Volt source, you'll need to have or source a manual bilge pump switch, an automatic float switch, or both per your application or preference. The instructions are clear and good tips on trouble shooting are provided.