Superior Pump 91570 3300GPH Thermoplastic Submersible Utility Pump with 10-Foot Cord, 1/2 HP

I bought this Superior Pump and it has exceeded my expectations. It is easy to install, works silently and has very good power to get the water out quickly. The materials feel resistant and of good quality. I have used it without problems and it perfectly fulfills what it promises. I definitely recommend it, excellent value for money.

My 26-year-old inground concrete storm cellar has a lid with a seam that has failed and has leaked the past 6 or 7 years, so always 6 inches or so of standing water in it. I finally stepped up and bought this Jackson pump from past years of using bilge units for our boat that have worked on D batteries. Can't tell you what a pain those bilge pumps have been, with the short silicone hose and if you forget and leave one in the cellar the humidity and the slowly filling cellar just corrodes the batteries in it and you're done. Also, the bilge pumps don't have the power to make the vertical up and out, or too short of silicone hoses so had to haul the water out in a bucket. After the first use of this Superior Pump, you can bet your butt I wanted to hug the necks of everyone at Superior Pump for manufacturing and designing this awesome pump!!! And so affordable when I think back on what I've spent on D batteries alone. Pump hooked up easily to a standard garden hose and pulled the hose up out of the cellar and across the yard. Plugged the pump into an outdoor extension cord with ground and lowered the pump down into the deepest corner of the water. Plugged it into the GFI outlet we use for our pool pump just to be extra safe and immediately this pump went to work. I couldn't hear it pumping as I was by the pool, but it is a quiet pump, but I immediately saw the water coming out of the hose like a turned on spicket (spigot but I prefer the slang American spelling. ) You will be impressed with the power and force you to get with this small plug in pump! Made quick work of the 6X8 cellar's flooded floor. Has a release jet that I don't remember the actual function but it worked great keeping the mud and debris that comes in through the cellar's ventilation away from the screened suction bottom of the pump. Everything worked beautifully and I just want to say thank you to the men and women at Superior Pump for creating a flawless, quality product that goes straight to work & made in the USA.

Bought this to flush my tankless water heater after the flush kit reviews pointed to substandard pumps (You can piece these kits together with better components for about the same price!). Worked like a champ with excellent and consistent pressure (5' head). *Make sure you back-flush the pump after each use to remove any sediment! This is what lots of folks forget, and it can lead to premature failure! After you've back-flushed, run clean water through for a few minutes.

Compact Powerhouse That Moves Water Fast The Superior Pump 91250 is one of those tools you don’t appreciate fully until you need it. I originally bought it for clearing out small floods and have since used it for draining hot tubs, window wells, and backyard puddles—it just works, every time. For a compact 1/4 HP pump, it moves a surprising amount of water. Hook up a garden hose, plug it in, and within seconds it’s pushing out a strong, steady stream. Build quality is solid for a thermoplastic unit—lightweight but sturdy, and corrosion-resistant. The base has a removable suction screen that keeps out debris larger than 1/8", and cleaning it takes seconds. I like that it’s small enough to fit into tight spots, like window wells or sump pits, and has a comfortable handle for easy carrying. The 10-foot power cord gives decent reach, though you’ll often need an extension for outdoor jobs. Noise level is very low—you can barely hear it running, even indoors. Flow rate is excellent for its size (about 1800 GPH at ground level), and it can pump water up around 20–25 feet vertically without much strain. I wouldn’t use it for dirty or sandy water long-term, but for clean to lightly dirty water, it’s ideal. Bottom line: A dependable, high-performing utility pump that’s compact, quiet, and built for quick draining jobs around the home. If you want a reliable “set it and forget it” pump for emergencies or maintenance, this Superior model is a great choice.

I have used my Superior submersible pump for several months now and it is very dependable. I use it in my business so it is used often. The flow and pressure are very good. I would recommend it as a quality sump pump

I bought this pump to make a 'hillbilly' hot tub in my yard. It worked out great and this little thing really pumps out some water! I spent about $500 total and propane is about $16 and lasts a few weeks. The only other cost is the electricity while running the pump and the cost of the water, (which can be used for a few days without chemicals). You'll need: - Metal stock tank (I used a round 5ft diameter/2 ft deep tank which holds about 300 gallons of water - PowerFit PF31089 Garden Hose Inlet Filter (MUST HAVE) - (2) Camco 22763 TastePURE Drinking Water Hose (1/2"ID x 4') - Lead Free - Eccotemp L5 Portable Tankless Water Heater and Outdoor Shower - (2) Gilmour 7FHS7FH Double Female Swivel Brass Connector, 3/4-Inch by 3/4-Inch - Regular garden hose - Propane tank and batteries for the water heater TIPS: 1. You really need the inlet filter. The water heater has a tiny mesh screen that gets clogged up even with just tiny clothing fibers. The inlet filter saves the day. You'll also need to get two of the short hoses to connect the inlet filter. 2. Take the time to securely connect all hoses to/from the water heater. If anything is leaking, the heater stops working. 3. I haven't addressed the 15 min heater cut-off. I just set a timer and turn it back on after a few minutes. 4. The inlet assembly has been leaking a little, even after I adjusted it, so I just put the inlet filter in the water instead of letting it hang outside. Problem solved. 5. You can be in the tub with the pump running. It's built to be submerged and is totally fine. When filling the tub: 1. Set up and connect the heater per instructions. Water hose from house goes into the heater, outlet hose goes in the tub, gas hose goes to the propane tank. Follow instructions on how to tighten each hose! If anything is off the heater won't stay lit. 2. Turn on the gas, turn the heater power switch on, and turn the water hose on. When the water is running through the heater it'll click and light. HOT water will start flowing from the outlet hose into the tub. Adjust the temp to your needs. It takes about 45 minutes to fill my ~300 gallon tub. When reheating a cold tub: 1. Connect the inlet filter to both small hoses referenced above so that it's in the middle. 2. Disconnect the house water hose from the heater and connect the hose/filter assembly. Connect the other side of the hose to the pump. 3. Put the pump and inlet filter in the tub. 4. You should have the pump connected to a short hose, to the inlet filter, to another short hose, to the water hose inlet on the heater. The rest of the connections aren't changed. 5. . Turn on the gas, turn the heater power switch on, and plug in the pump. When the water is running through the heater it'll click and light. HOT water will start flowing from the outlet hose into the tub. I leave the heater temp and water pressure on the highest setting when reheating the water. It takes about 1.5 hours to reheat ~300 gallons of water in the tub. Other stuff: 1. I often sit in the tub alone after work and I've decided it's pretty big for just one person. I'm going to get an oval 2.5 ft wide/2 ft deep/6 ft long for when I'm relaxing alone and keep this one for when friends come over. 2. The water stays fresh for a few days without any chemicals if it's covered. You can add a small amount of chlorine if you wanted to. 3. Please use a cover. Squirrels can jump in but they can't get out. I learned the hard way. I LOVE LOVE LOVE it!

This is a powerful pump, I purchased this to use in my in ground swimming pool. I had a small pump before that attached to a garden hose. It took a lot of time to remove standing water in the bottom of the pool after using the pool pump to empty most of the water out. I had to fix some rough spots and cracks in the concrete. I decided to purchase a stronger pump to get the water out as I was using a hose to wet sand damaged areas in the pool. This pump comes with a 1.5 inch NPT adapter which allows you to hook up a garden hose to remove standing water. Even though the pump is very strong it is still restricted by the diameter of the garden hose. I decided to use my 1.5 inch hose that I use to clean the pool with, I purchased this item from amazon (Replacement for Hayward SPX1091Z7, SPX1091Z4 Adapters fits Pool Filter Pump Hose Adapter Fits 1 1/4"-1 1/2" Thread 1.5" Fitting Connector PVC 2 Pack) it threaded directly into the pump and now the water comes out in buckets! just thread the adapter fitting into the pump and attach the end of your1.5 inch pool cleaning hose onto the adapter. Even with my 5/8 inch hose running full blast into the pool the pump will empty all the water out. Pump works great and is made by a well known company. If I end up having to drain the pool again I will probably just use this pump instead of putting wear and tear on my expensive pool pump.

Wow this did exactly what it was suppose to do. Emptied our Hottub in no time . I like to change the water out often and was a constant headache getting it to drain properly. This was a great purchase !