Reseñas de clientes para Bomba de agua a gasolina VEVOR, 3 pulgadas, 7 HP, 265 GPM, 142 pies de elevación, 22 pies de succión, bomba de transferencia de agua sucia a gasolina de 4 tiempos, portátil de alta presión con manguera de 25 pies para riego de piscinas, certificada por la EPA

I really am impressed with the quality, the functionality, the ease of using and starting and even the price paid for this. I have not had any issues. This small engine machine is actually quite the hardworking Beast. Which was unexpected. What else was an unexpected shock was the weight of it was much lighter than ever anticipated. Unlike other water pumps of this size. I am definitely a happy and very content customer ☺️

Nice Pump starts Great not a good pump for Fire Fighting if you need to go up a hill but OK for level use. Moves a lot of water.

Great item came fast and worked awesome! We shall see how long it lasts!!

Add gas and go. I used 2” pump to fill 2000 gallon tank up a slight hill 20-30 feet elevation increase over 280 feet away l, then straight up 12 feet into the tank. Pushed water no problem, my calculations 50 gallons a minute at that distance. Mouses than impressed with the pump.

I’ve used this pump for 19 hours now and it works great! Highly recommended. My only complaint is the gas tank size. It will only run for 1:45 before needing to be refilled. Seems like a long time but it goes fast when you get busy doing other stuff.

Packaged exceptionally well. All well labelled, instructions very good. Started first pull! Pumped very well from dam and a reasonable distance to the tank.

Shipping very fast

The price was great, it seems to pump very well and seems to be of good quality. Starts easily. I did run a tank of fuel through it as a quick basic durability test and it seemed to have even better compression after the test - I am very happy with it! The short test is suitable for me since I only plan to use it in a "fire" emergency to take advantage of the water in my pool.

Pump went together easily. Not many parts to assemble. My 1983 Homelite pump is getting tired, functioning, but tired. Much like myself. Ran intake hose down the cistern after adding oil and gas to engine and priming pump. Started and nothing happened. Checked to see if water was high enough to pump. It was. Checked hoses. They looked ok but intake hose was a little askew. It was drawing air along with water. Air seems much easier to draft than water but accomplishes nothing. Shut off pump, recomboobulated the fitting, checked prime water and started again. This time it took off and move water approximately 1/3 time the Homelite took to empty 25' deep cistern . Worked very well. Now to see if it can last 43 more years. Oh..the price was barely more than I paid for the Homelite in 1983. It's a bargain.

Fast shipping worked great 👍