---
product_id: 1498752
title: "1/2 HP Clear Water Pump H.D. Farm, Home"
brand: "import"
price: "KD 7.54"
currency: KWD
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 5
url: https://www.desertcart.com.kw/products/1498752-1-2-hp-clear-water-pump-h-d-farm-home
store_origin: KW
region: Kuwait
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# 3400 RPM Speed 0.5 HP Power 1" Nozzle Size 1/2 HP Clear Water Pump H.D. Farm, Home

**Brand:** import
**Price:** KD 7.54
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 💪 Pump Up Your Game with Power and Precision!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 1/2 HP Clear Water Pump H.D. Farm, Home by import
- **How much does it cost?** KD 7.54 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.kw](https://www.desertcart.com.kw/products/1498752-1-2-hp-clear-water-pump-h-d-farm-home)

## Best For

- import enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted import brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Design:** Space-saving dimensions for easy installation.
- • **Rapid Flow Rate:** Pumps up to 24L/min, perfect for quick drainage.
- • **Unleash the Power:** Efficient 0.5 HP motor for robust performance.
- • **Reliable Performance:** Built for durability in farm and home settings.
- • **High Suction Capability:** Max suction height of 18m for versatile applications.

## Overview

The 1/2 HP Clear Water Pump is engineered for efficiency and reliability, featuring a powerful 0.5 HP motor, impressive suction capabilities, and a rapid flow rate, making it ideal for both farm and home use.

## Description

- Metal Housing - Suction Max : 9M - Heavy Duty Motor - Voltage:115/60 Hz - Input Power 370 Watts - 1/2 Horse Power Motor - Nozzle Dimension Inlet/Outlet 1" x 1"

## Features

- 1/2 HP, Hmax 18m
- Suct.Hmax 8m
- 0.37KW 110v 60 Hz, 3400 RPM
- Qmax 24L
- Nozzle Dimension Inlet/Outlet 1" x 1"

## Images

![1/2 HP Clear Water Pump H.D. Farm, Home - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61sWX-xdtdL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can a run of the mill garden hose be used for in and out I want to pump water out of my rain barrel where I have to set  its to low for what I need a lot of the water is not being used as I have to go up hill once the water finds it's level at about 30 gl.**
A: It doesn't directly attach to a garden hose, though an adapter can be purchased from your local hardware store for a couple of dollars.  As others have said, the suction would tend to collapse a garden hose, so you should look at running PVC from your rain barrel for the pump inlet.  The outlet would work fine with a garden hose.  Be sure to include a shutoff valve on the inlet side so your rain barrel water doesn't seep out through the pump via gravity.

**Q: were can i get part list for this pump...i would like to have an extra impeller...works great for me!!!!**
A: The last two pumps I've had seized up.  I don't know where you could find another impeller.

**Q: I want to use a sprinkler for my lawn from my rain barrel will this pump do what I want?**
A: sure- would work well depending on how far and how many heads and how long and hard you want to run it.  this is not a sprinkler pump- has the HP but not made for heavy duty uses- in my opinion... we use for a large fountain about 20-25 feet away to recirculate...we run all day long on a timer- we replace every year because it burns out - as it is inexpensive- it is ok- we get the use we need from it.

**Q: what's psi**
A: I do not have an answer to the PSI

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Met my expectations
  

*by S***H on Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2010*

Yes you do have to prime it, but give me a break, its not near as hard as other reviewers made it sound.  I sprayed the line full of water with a hose, and turned it on.  Worked great.  If if the occational air pocket runs through the pump, it still recovers quickly on its own without re-priming it.I can't tell whether the gallons per minute, etc. are correct, but it is meeting my expectations just fine.Here is what I am using it for:I recently bought a spa and find that little pebbles, and sand collect from people walking accross the concrete and picking it up on their way in.  They make overpriced hand pumps to suck it up with.  They run anywhere from 50 dollars (for a glorified squirt gun that you have to hold your thumb over while you suck it up, then squirt it out on the ground and start over) to hundreds or thousands of dollars for a battery powerd vacuum.  thats just crazy.anyway, I bought a whole house filter (amazon) for about 28 bucks.  This pump was cheap, and I made a hose with a pvc pipe to stick in the spa to suck up the sand, grit, and anything else.  the hose connects to the filter, which then runs to the pump which has a hose leading back into the spa.  So for about 75 bucks total, I made a filter that can drain my spa in about 20 minutes.  I can use it to pre-filter the water as I fill my spa back up, and best of all, I now have a filter to pick up heavy, or hard to get stuff that collects at the bottom.  If I leave the pump going for about 20 minutes, it essencially can run my entire spa through it to filter it all.  This will sure save me on the 70 dollar filter replacements for my hot tub (I wont have to use it near as much if I am pre-filtering the water I fill it up with, and also filter water every week or so).Hope this helps someone.  This is a great pump so far.  I accidentally dropped the output hose on it which pumped probably a gallon of water onto the pump while it was running.  didn't even phase the pump, although It scared me pretty bad.

### ⭐⭐⭐ 3.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Works ok.
  

*by M***  on Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2015*

Works well enough for minor jobs.  Instructions are terrible.  The threaded holes are 1" but your standard hose is 3/4". Initially the motor motor would not turn even after adding wd40. After many tries it finally started turning.  Then it would not suck any water from a bucket.  It appeared to have no suction.  Then I figured out that you have to "manually" suck some water into the pump and that water creates the suction and then the pump works great.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    not if you expect turn key perfection
  

*by M***E on Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2012*

Great value for intermittent garden use. I installed this pump under my deck to feed of my 4 ground level rain barrels and hard wired it to an out door switch with a longer wire.I take down all piping and take the pump inside for the winter here in Canada. Yes, the pump is inexpensively constructed. the motor body is thin cast white metal and would be hard to repair, electrical cover is thin plastic, the tin fan cover fits very loosely and the bolts joining the pump and fan ends to the motor body have no lockwashers and might easily strip the threads in the body. However anyone with basic electrical and mechanical skills can easily manage these inconveniences. Firstly, I haven't had any rust problems. The pump was installed at a level = half my barrels' height and the pump therefor had no head problem but it is always filled with water and after 6 weeks it tripped the GFI. Even though a little exposed to rain, it was the water leaking past the seal between the pump and the motor when idle but with no way out, that filled the motor cavity with water (tiny leakage is normal but can't accumulate), this created a fading short on the hot side. I disassembled the pump, dried it out and drilled a couple of 1/4" holes in the bottom of the motor body on either side of the stator, so the water won't accumulate. With 1" pump inlet(fed from four 1/2" rainbarrel lines) and 5/8" garden hose outlet, presssure and volume are great. Some suggestions 1) put a thin bead of silicone caulk around the rim of the fan cover it will hold the cover on and is easily removeable. 2) a pair of long needlenose pliers at the center of the plastic fan blades will easily pry it off. 3) the 3 short bolts holding the ends of the pump to the main body cylinder will strip easily so do not over tighten. On the other hand, they can be replaced with a little longer nut, bolt and lockwasher sets  4) the cast iron end cap under the fan blade is weaker than it looks, but light pressure from a good fitting wheel puller attached under the cap mounting holes will take it off. 5) Paint the inside of the pump and motor body with rustoleum paint. 5)the ballbearings are standard, cheap and easy to find on the Internet. All this probably applies to the 1hp model also sold here. It's basic old technology so very easy to work on. Unless you get a problem that requires motor rewind, you should be able to fix any problem with this pump. If you want all this already done for you buy a $280 pump for silver-platter service (maybe).This one is a little work but 1/10th the price.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-02*