When I used to work at a company in FL we had a electric pump you could attach two washer hoses to and drop one in the water and the other in the drain or out a window and pump out the water. They could even be rebuilt. Does anyone know the name or where to buy them?
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Started by stabbybear, Nov 30 2010 09:31 AM
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Posted 30 November 2010 - 12:16 PM
any home/garden place go look at the pond pumps
personally i prefer my shop vac, if your just draining washers, it has so many other uses for the money spent
high end shop vacs have built in pumps so you can attach a garden hose to drain them at the same time they are filling
personally i prefer my shop vac, if your just draining washers, it has so many other uses for the money spent
high end shop vacs have built in pumps so you can attach a garden hose to drain them at the same time they are filling
Edited by BrntToast, 30 November 2010 - 12:17 PM.
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