Milescraft 1314 DrillPump750
- Milescraft
- 1314
- Original Version
Milescraft 1314 DrillPump750 - Self Priming Water Pump Attachment for Drills - Water Transfer Pump - Uses Common Garden Hose - 750 Gallons per Hour
The Milescraft DrillPump750 is a water transfer pump attachment for drills that can pump up to 750 gallons per hour. The 3/8" shank easily fits into all common chucks and the 3/4" hose connection allows for use with standard garden hoses. However, it must be mounted for proper usage and cannot be held in hand. Additionally, it is not safe to use with potable water. After every use, it is recommended to apply a small amount of silicone grease to ensure proper lubrication. This product is perfect for those who need to transfer water quickly and efficiently without the need for a traditional water pump.
What We Like
- Low cost
- Effective water transfer
- Easy to disassemble
- Repairable design
- Compact size
What We Don't Like
- Frequent lubrication needed
- Not ideal for cordless drills
What Customers Say
"I really appreciate how affordable and effective this little pump is. Even though I need to lubricate the plastic parts with silicone grease regularly, it consistently does its job. Dismantling for lubrication does take some time, especially since I have it mounted, but the reliability and value make it worth it for me. I'll definitely buy another when this one wears out."
"After some research, I found that this pump’s simple unbalanced vane design is quite robust, and it’s actually easy to open up and maintain. When I got mine, I noticed the factory grease was lacking, so I applied my own silicone grease, which made a big difference in performance. As long as you keep it greased and spin it occasionally, it works just as advertised and self-primes well. I’m confident it’ll last with proper care."
"The Milescraft 750 is a compact, powerful pump that moves a lot of water when paired with a corded drill or small motor. I like that it’s repairable and easy to filter debris out before it enters the pump. However, keeping up with lubrication and making sure it’s primed after storage is a bit tedious, and I once ruined mine by skipping that step. Overall, it’s a great value when you respect its limitations, but I probably won’t get another due to the maintenance involved."