The Manual Bilge Pump for Boats Kayak Canoe Hand Water Pump is a reliable and efficient tool for water removal in various watercraft. With its long hose, reaching deep areas to discharge water has never been easier. The 39' hose, 1' intake nozzle, 14' chamber, and 1.25' diameter hose allow for quick water removal. Each pump can remove approximately 115 cubic inches or 1 gallon of water in 2 to 3 pumps.

This hand pump features a unique rubber seal that creates a watertight gasket, ensuring maximum suction and preventing any leaks. The filtered nozzle is designed to prevent clogging from seaweed, leaves, and debris, maintaining the pump's efficiency even in challenging conditions.

The lightweight and portable design of this pump make it perfect for emergency use in small boats, kayaks, canoes, or dinghies. Being handheld and not requiring any power source, it serves as an ideal emergency bailer or backup solution for kayaking enthusiasts.

Exceptional quality is a trademark of Better Boat, and this marine-grade bilge pump is no exception. It is specifically designed to effectively remove water from hard-to-reach places season after season. The use of premium materials sets it apart from other inferior boat, RV, car, and home products.

Better Boat, a family-owned American business, is committed to providing premium quality interior and exterior RV care and boat cleaning supplies. Customer satisfaction is their primary focus, and they proudly stand behind the performance and reliability of their hand water pump or hand-held bilge pumps for boats.

Here are some commonly asked questions about the product:

Q: How many hand pumps does it take to remove 1 gallon of water?

A: Each pump is approximately 115 cubic inches, so 2 to 3 pumps should remove a gallon of water. Hope that helps and thank you so much for your interest in Better Boat.

Q: Is it made in the USA or China?

A: Thank you for your interest in Better Boat. While most of our cleaning soaps and solutions are made here in the US, this particular pump is made in China. Hope that helps and thanks for your interest in our Bilge Pump.

Q: Can you put a hose on the input? And what is the flow rate per pump (not per minute which is unclear)?

A: You could potentially get a hose to go on the input side, but you would need to find the appropriate-sized tubing to slide over the mouth portion. Each pump is 115 cubic inches. Hope this helps and thanks for your interest in our bilge pump.

Q: Could an extension hose be attached to add to the depth of the place the water is being pumped from? If so, what product best fits that description?

A: Yes, you could add an extension tube to the mouth of the pump. The diameter of the mouth is 1 3/8". Thanks so much for your interest in Better Boat.