20V MAX* Transfer Pump Kit by Dewalt

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Being a batter power unit “ not for long “ and second you’d have to make sure that the inside mechanics good handle salt water . Ie : stainless steel parts etc.
 
10 gallons per minute, 300 gallons per charge, but I don't think it's going to last long with salt water unless it is flushed after each use. No information readily available as to what moving parts are made of.
 
Let us know if you ever try it out. Ive been debating on getting the Milwaukee "stick" water pump.
 
I love the idea of a dewalt pump considering that i have lots of thier batteries but there is no point in buying it if it's not rated for salt water
 

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