cover pump?

[mcgeggy]

Has anyone ever used (or have feedback on) this cover pump?

Brute Force Pump
Product # 561851

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[TGMcCallie]

Has anyone ever used (or have feedback on) this cover pump?

Brute Force Pump
Product # 561851

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No but it looks heavy. Do you have a loop lock cover which is a safety cover or one with water bags?

 

[mcgeggy]

I don't have any cover yet - need to order one soon (along with a pump)! Good point about the weight, I'll have to take that into consideration...

 

[Durf]

I bought a cheapie from walmart last year for like $25, and it worked great. Way better than I ever could of imagined.

Im not sure what brand but it looks like one of these

http://www.aquacave.com/ecoplus-264-sub ... -2974.html

I will look at it when i get home tonight and confirm.

I did not want to spend a lot and was very happy with my purchase.

 

[mcgeggy]

I bought a cheapie from walmart last year for like $25, and it worked great. Way better than I ever could of imagined.

Im not sure what brand but it looks like one of these

http://www.aquacave.com/ecoplus-264-sub ... -2974.html

I will look at it when i get home tonight and confirm.

I did not want to spend a lot and was very happy with my purchase.

I started with one of those years ago but it did not hold up very long. Looking to get something more rugged and with an automatic feature (turns on when water level reaches a certain point).

On second thought about the weight though: wouldn't it be more of an advantage? If you put it in the middle of the cover with no air pillow, it would cause all of the water to pool completely around it as it would be the low point. Seems like this would be a good thing...