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General purpose Jabsco hand pump
- Thread starter Four Suns
- Start date
- Nov 12, 2006
- 5,334
- Boat Info
- 1999 Sea Ray 330DA
Twin 7.4 MPI (310 propshaft HP) V-drives
- Engines
- Twin Mercury Marine marinized 7.4L L-29 V8s
Cast iron block w 4-bolt mains
I've had one for about 20 years. The darn things just never fail. The only minus is that there is no shaft seal on the top. Thus the fluid being pumped tends to spray everywhere if there is any significant positive pressure on the output side.
Best regards,
Frank
Best regards,
Frank
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Nehalennia
Well-Known Member
- Aug 22, 2007
- 10,006
- Boat Info
- 2001 310DA twin 350 MAGs, Westerbeke 4.5KW
- Engines
- Twin 350 MAG V-drives
Gary I'm not sure how much fluid you're moving.
I have that same pump and for small amounts it's great. I also have the Jabsco pump that attaches to a cordless drill motor. I've used it for changing oil and it takes forever, so I bought the TEMPO "Oil Boy". The Drill motor pump works pretty well for less viscous liquids though.
I have that same pump and for small amounts it's great. I also have the Jabsco pump that attaches to a cordless drill motor. I've used it for changing oil and it takes forever, so I bought the TEMPO "Oil Boy". The Drill motor pump works pretty well for less viscous liquids though.
Angry Ranch Hand
New Member
- May 17, 2011
- 177
- Boat Info
- 2011 Cruiser
Raymarine C90, AC / Heat, KVH Sat, Bow thruster, every option sans snowplow
- Engines
- Merc 502 / Bravo III Seacore
Ya can't spend too much on the drill operated pumps.
The metal JABSCOs seem to be very good.
The metal JABSCOs seem to be very good.
