A must-have accessory for kayaks used on open water or for extended paddling trips. The bilge pump is used to remove nuisance water from your boat, keeping you safe and dry.
Keeps you dry and safe by removing unwanted water from your kayak
Expels water on both upward and downward strokes for maximum efficiency and less fatigue
Ribbed output nozzle for attachment of extension hose
Foam padded handgrip is non-slip and provides buoyancy
Synthetic body and shaft will withstand the corrosive powers of salt water
Water removal rate of approximately 1-Gallon per 13 to 14 pumps
Stow this pump in your cockpit or secure on deck with bungee rigging
Will it float if it goes overboard? Yes. The pump has a buoyant foam sleeve cover that floats.
Where does water get expelled from? Is there a side port near the handle like most other bilge pumps? I can't see one in the picture. Thanks. There’s a side port up by the handle. The water is expelled with each motion (up and down). May want to get some clear tubing to route the water where you want it to go (approx 2 feet).
What diameter should the hose be to attach? 1 inch inside diameter x 1 1/4 diameter clear tubing 24 inches long from the local hardware store that sells bulk tubing by the foot. Cut the end square and soak it in a cup of boiling water for about 5 seconds to soften the tubing and make it easy to slide over the pump output. 18 to 24 inches is the ideal length and depends on the beam of your kayak. Works like a charm...
Does this come apart to clean out debris? How is it held together? Don’t know, haven’t had to clean it out yet, but it works very well. Well made, IMO.
Yes. The pump has a buoyant foam sleeve cover that floats.
There’s a side port up by the handle. The water is expelled with each motion (up and down). May want to get some clear tubing to route the water where you want it to go (approx 2 feet).
1 inch inside diameter x 1 1/4 diameter clear tubing 24 inches long from the local hardware store that sells bulk tubing by the foot. Cut the end square and soak it in a cup of boiling water for about 5 seconds to soften the tubing and make it easy to slide over the pump output. 18 to 24 inches is the ideal length and depends on the beam of your kayak. Works like a charm...
Don’t know, haven’t had to clean it out yet, but it works very well. Well made, IMO.