Pedestal Sump Pump with Vertical Float Switch, Thermoplastic Pedestal, Stainless Steel Impeller, 1/3 HP, 45 GPM-Black

Call me crazy I use it to pump saltwater to my livewell. Works great

Just installed our pool, and then heavy rain. Trying to pump out the overfilled pool and all water in the nice new moat that mother nature gave us. This pump fell in the water and tripped the GFCI. It didn't work after that. Even ordered another one since it was my fault. Took the motor cover off, cleaned and dried it out, and this thing just keeps working! Very well built, heavy materials and does a great job pumping and self-priming. I definitely recommend this pump! Just keep it dry!

I have submerged in river and it pumps out great, make sure to use 3/4 ID hose, i first used 5/8" ID 75ft hose and switched to 3/4" and just about doubled the output. Connected to solar panel

I purchased to transfer water from stream into 55gal drum for watering trees on property. I only got about 3.2 gpm with a 20+ foot rise and 5/8" hose. Was hoping for a little more but will try a 3/4" hose and try to reduce the rise if possible. Otherwise worked as expected. Extra long wiring is helpfull and the on/off switch is a good perk.

Takes longer than expected to empty the jacuzzi out with this. Not a big problem but thought it would be faster than this.

It was just what we needed. The pump works great—it has more force than we need, but we aren't complaining!

I purchased the FPower pump, model FX704 for about a year now. I have the unit partially submerged in my pool to drain rainwater. The unit is plugged into an outdoor GFI outlet with 3 prongs. The unit has been working fine for a year in this location, but now the GFI is being tripped after a few seconds when I plug in the pump. I tried two other devices, and this outlet is working fine to power other electric devices without issue. I inspected the outlet, the power cord, and have not found any problems such as exposed wire, but I am still having this issue with the GFI tripping a few seconds after plugging in the pump. I contacted the company by email and the email address was not found, then I sent a message on Amazon to the Seller and have not received a response.

Bought as a replacement for existing pedestal pump originally bought from Home Depot pre-assembled. No instructions included, so be prepared to spend time trying to figure out how to put it together. I ended up using my old existing float assembly as it seemed better and more logical than the new parts supplied in this kit.