Milwaukee: Behold my new stick pump! It can do 34L/min Makita: I'll just stick one on the end of a powerhead and get 150L/min (but you'll have to wait 2 years before I sell it outside of Japan)
Does Makita have one on the 40v? I haven’t heard of this! Just had to replace a sewage ejector pump (only used for gray water for laundry) and it was NOT fun emptying the pit with a shop vac. I would kill for one of these from Makita. Milwaukee makes me want to get a second battery platform with how much stuff they have. Realizing that 40v alone isn’t gonna cut it. I thought I could get away with it after replacing my old, super cheap battery platform but Makita just isn’t introducing the general stuff.
I'm waiting for the M18 FUEL Heavy-Duty Super-Stick™️ Marital Aid apparatus lmaooo It's gonna be device with 365 hand written letters with words of affirmation, and a rotating device with cards that have a random touch-love-language actions like a hug, a kiss, or both. And, it'll have a timer for planning sexy time at a local venue. The m12 fuel version will be compact, portable and come with wifi and 5G integration for emergency contact support to a hot line for all comments, questions and concerns!
Just seen this video sir,looks like a handy bit of kit!,great review my friend iv ordered one on my bosses account (I get the tool without the vat) it’s getting the Jon’s random review treatment straight away and is going to be turned into a Frankenstein makita creation!!!!
500 gph bilge pump $15 Amazon warehouse deals,runs on any battery. Can be used with any battery from 12-18v ,and will pump from dirty water-used diesel motor oil. Have been doing this since 1998. Step up to a 3500 gallons per hour for $50,will drain a 330 gallon tote in 5 minutes, but it's all about pipe diameter (1 1/4 in this instance)
these pump are so expensive here in nz selling at 379.00/unit in aussie is just 228.00/unit even converted to nz still save about a hundred plus dollars/unit
Only if you've got a lower point for the outlet - and the suction is proportional to that height difference. Won't work for most in ground pools/spas, meter pits, drains and all the other stuff shiwn in this video.
