WAYNE PC4 1/2 HP Cast Iron Multi-Purpose Transfer Pump – Non-Submersible Utility Water Pump with Suction Strainer, Model 55832
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Features
- Reliable 1/2 HP Water Transfer Power: Ideal for basement water removal, draining water heaters, flushing water lines, and general utility applications
- All Cast Iron Construction: Durable cast iron pump and motor housing provide long service life compared to lightweight plastic pumps
- Versatile Multi-Purpose Use: Designed for transferring water from flat surfaces, driveways, and other areas where a non-submersible pump is required
- Portable & Easy to Use: Integrated carry handle and brass 3/4 garden hose adapters allow quick setup and convenient transport
- Assembled in the USA: Built for dependable performance and backed by a 1-year warranty.
Description
The WAYNE PC4 1/2 HP Cast Iron Multi-Purpose Pump is a durable and reliable solution for everyday water transfer needs. Featuring rugged all cast iron construction, this non-submersible utility pump is designed for long-lasting performance. Ideal for draining water heaters, removing water from basements, or general water transfer tasks, the PC4 includes brass hose adapters and an integrated carry handle for convenience. Assembled in the USA, this pump delivers dependable performance for a variety of applications. The Wayne 1/2 HP 115-volt transfer water pump can pump water out of flooded basements, tanks, or boats. It can also increase line pressure by up to 40 pounds or be used to water lawns and gardens, and can even be used to wash cars and sidewalks. It's made from durable cast iron steel. The included suction strainer keeps out extraneous material, and the 3/4-inch brass hose connections resist stripping while easily connecting to garden hoses. A top-threaded priming port is easily filled, and the ball bearings have lifetime lubrication. Wayne backs its pump with a one-year limited warranty.
Brand: Wayne
Color: Black
Material: Cast Iron
Style: Above Ground
Product Dimensions: 9.5"L x 5.5"W x 8.5"H
Power Source: Corded Electric
Item Weight: 14 Pounds
Maximum Flow Rate: 24.17 Gallons Per Minute
Maximum Lifting Height: 50 Feet
Voltage: 115 Volts
Power Source: Corded Electric
Flow Rate: 24.17 Gallons Per Minute
Maximum Lifting Height: 50 Feet
Voltage: 115 Volts
Horsepower: 0.5 Horsepower
Color: Black
Product Style: Above Ground
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 9.5"L x 5.5"W x 8.5"H
Item Weight: 14 Pounds
Material Type: Cast Iron
Brand Name: Wayne
Model Number: PC4
Global Trade Identification Number: 80
Manufacturer: Wayne Water Systems
UPC: 040066100580
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 Year
Manufacturer Part Number: PC4
Item Type Name: WAYNE PC4 Cast Iron Portable Electric Water Removal Pump
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Included Components: Water Transfer Pump
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This pump has EXCEEDED my expectations!! I was ISO a lightweight, portable, affordable, weather resistant water pump; to assist in distributing water to a gravity fed irrigation system, in a residential application. . This product went above & beyond those requirements! It's sturdy, it's not too noisy, it's extremely efficient & has got a lot of power for its size & weight. I would 100% recommend this product & am BEYOND SATISFIED with its performance. Also, it was delivered sooner than originally expected. WIN! WIN!!
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Bought this pump so I could water my grass with sprinkler from rain barrels. I did a lot of research and watched some reviews on youtube but it was still not clear that it will work in this configuration. My next dilemma was buy local or through Amazon. After 3 trips to local hardware store nobody had it but it could be ordered. I figured if I had to wait I would just get it from Amazon, surprisingly it took only one day to get with free shipping, happy surprise! I have been using this for a month without any problems. I can basically hook this pump up to anything I can hook my city house water line up to and get the same pressure. It has no problems running regular hose nozzle, sprinkler (fan back and forth type, spinning circle type, tic tic tic type, even drip irrigation). Hopefully this pump will last for years. Too many things to list in paragraph form so I listed them. Pros 1. Pump is heavy duty and well built. 2. It has a nice handle casted into the frame. 3. Runs regular hose nozzles with same distance and pressure as city water. 4. Runs any of the sprinklers I hooked up to it with same distance and pressure as city water.. 5. No priming necessary when using a spigot on bottom of the rain barrel. 6. Empties 50 gallon rain barrel to sprinkler in about 10 minutes 7. Empties my three 33 gallon rain barrels hooked together in about 20 minutes. 8. Seems quite to me, I have heard way louder pumps. 9. Bushes are replaceable, you can find the kits on the internet. 10. Nice brass fittings provided with pump. 11. Runs fine on my 50ft extension cord and 75ft of hose. Cons 1. Had to prime if you were pulling water out of a barrel which was a pain. 2. Gets warm but not hot. I only run 10 minutes at a time. No sure how it would fair in a 1 hour + run? 3. Dragging hoses and electrical cords all around. 4. Price is little high. 5. No problem of pump but inherent to rain barrels is, dirt being pump to hose nozzles and sprinklers. Filter solves that but its added cost.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2012 by Jeff
We need a water pump to pull water from our lake for the lawn. First, I allowed myself to be tempted by one of the cheaper "made in China" pumps on Amazon. It looked great, but came with like 15 plastic fittings that had no diagram and I'm clearly not smart enough to figure out how to configure all of the plastic parts on the intake and outlet ports of that pump. We wasted 3-4 hours of frustration, couldn't get it to work, then sent it back to Amazon. As a replacement I bought this Wayne PC4 - this is a WONDERFUL, POWERFUL LITTLE PUMP. It's idiot proof - hook a short hose (I bought a 5' garden hose) to the intake, attach the (included) strainer on the end and stick it in the lake. Hook a longer (I used 50', but it a 100' would have been fine) garden hose to the outlet, prime the pump, plug it in, and wait 15 seconds for it to begin pulling water. The water pressure was awesome - comparable to what I get from city water - which is 60 PSI. Downsides: * it's cast iron, so it's heavy. * removing the cap from the priming hole requires a crescent wrench - not a big deal, but they could have made this a twist-off cap or something. * there's no on/off switch. Plug it in to start, unplug to stop. Slightly annoying, but not a big deal. All in all, I LOVE THIS PUMP, and would buy it again 100 times - it's simple to set up, simple to use, and puts out great water pressure. Exactly what I wanted...
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This review is for the Chinese made Wayne PC4 water pump with garden hose fittings. This small, solid and inexpensive pump powers an impact sprinkler used to water my lawn from spa waste water, about once every three months, when I change out the water during cleaning. As a bonus, it is useful as an emergency sump pump, when powered from a small (1 KW) generator during power outages. The cast-iron pump section must be primed before use through a threaded iron plug and it will discharge some rusty water after periods of extended storage. It is driven by a 115 volt AC/DC (runs off either) electric motor that uses brushes requiring changing every 100 hours. Wayne sells an inexpensive rebuild kit, including brushes, that is readily available. I've never needed to use this kit, since my use of the pump is occasional and total use is well under 100 hours. Purchasers should be aware that this pump is NOT suitable for continuous duty, unlike water well pumps, which are AC/brush-less and can run for years with little maintenance. I've measured the performance of this pump and it is very respectable: 40 PSI static pressure, just as specified by the manufacturer. With supplied garden hose adapters attached to inlet and outlet and 7 feet of 1 inch I.D. reinforced spa/suction hose attached to the inlet side (no hose attached to the outlet) the pump delivered 1046 GPH/17.4 GPM at zero lift. When throttled by 5 feet of 3/8 inch I.D. washing machine hose on the inlet (very restrictive) and 50 feet of 1/2 inch I.D. garden hose on the outlet it still delivered 5.5 GPM/331 GPH, at zero lift. Running one impact sprinkler through the more restrictive hoses, it managed to maintain 25 PSI head pressure and drive the sprinkler pattern to about 25 feet in radius (50 ft. in diameter). These figures compare very well to my 5/8 inch garden hose connected directly to a household spigot: 75 psi static pressure and 9.1 GPM/545 GPH. Regarding emergency use, the PC4 starts and runs just fine from my tiny Honda EU1000i generator. A "Kill-a-Watt" meter tells me that the PC4 draws about 7.5 amps (vs. 8 rated) at 121.5 volts AC, or 911 VA. The meter also indicated 775 watts power consumption, which hints that the power factor of the pump motor is pretty skewed (the motor is a very inductive load)as the VA number does not equal the wattage. But this made little difference to the Honda, which did not complain at all. In summary, the Wayne PC4 is an inexpensive, very compact and sturdy utility pump that performs very well when connected to inlet/outlet hoses of adequate diameter. It's ability to run from a small generator and move over 1,000 GPH makes it useful for emergency sump pumping/dewatering. It also functions well as an auxiliary lawn irrigation pump, with enough pressure and flow to drive one (or maybe two) impact sprinklers. The PC4 is more suitable for intermittent rather than continuous duty since its motor brushes must be changed every 100 hours of use. If it did not have this significant limitation, I would have rated the PC4 at 5 stars, rather than 4. PROS: Inexpensive, compact, physically sturdy, very good pumping performance CONS: Discharges rusty water after periods of non-use, requires servicing every 100 hours of operation
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Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2010 by FIRSTroboticsfan
Bought the pump July 2015 and it worked as described until Nov 2015. It just quit. I waited a week and attempted to use it again and to my surprise it worked. Well here I am in March getting ready to start my spring vegetable garden and the pump wouldn't start. I called Wayne Water systems and the customer service representative was very helpful. While on the phone he instructed me to remove the brushes, which I did. I described the condition of the brushes to him and he concluded that they were worn and had to be replaced. A week later new brushes arrived from Wayne. I called the same rep (he gave me his name and extension) for instructions to replace the brushes. We were on the phone perhaps for 45 mins following his instructions on replacing the brushes. Finally, after replacing brushes, plug in pump: nothing. Pump does not start. He (CSR) said ' a wire may have come loose inside"; so pump has to be returned (at my expense) to Wayne, for a possible repair or replacement.Just frustrating having to deal with an unreliable pump. Update: I returned the pump to Wayne Pumps on March 17th. The UPS tracking showed it was delivered and signed for on March 22nd. After waiting for 2 weeks I called the customer service on April 5th at 2;09 pm. To my astonishment the CSR could not find any record of its delivery. He asked for the return authorization number, which I gave to him. Next he asked for the UPS tracking number which I gladly provided. He then replied that ; yes we have received it and offer no explanation for the hold up. To my surprise I received a replacement pump by Fed Ex on April 9th.It appears new. Today, April 20th I tried using the "new" "replacement" pump. Hooked up water lines, primed the pump as instructed; plug in electricity and the only thing this NEW, REPLACEMENT did was make noise.JUST A NOISY MOTOR RUNNING, NO SUCTION OR WATER COMING OUT THE DISCHARGE END.I'M ON THE PHONE AGAIN. THIS PUMP IS TOTALLY CRAP. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY.
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I have gone through two cheap pumps from Harbor Freight so I didn't want to go that route again. I looked up "Reviews 1/2 HP water transfer pump" and I kept consistently seeing Wayne pumps as a good products and the reviews here at Amazon looked good. I didn't need a big pump, I mainly use it to transfer water between my rain harvesting tanks around the house down to my big tank by the garden, since that is where most of my irrigation needs are, and then to run the oscillating sprinkler occasionally and the drip irrigation systems. The only problem I had was when I first hooked it up it didn't make a smooth sound, sort of whirled. I checked back at the tank faucet and I could hear a gurgling sound so I thought, maybe I should get a check valve to put between the tank and the pump. My tank was almost full at the time and you would think 1320 gallons of water would exert enough pressure that you wouldn't get backflow. I went to a local hardware store, found a check valve and put it on the intake side of the pump. Problem solved. Now it ran with a smooth sound and was running the oscillating sprinkler just fine. It also works fine on the drip lines even though they have a 25 psi regulator on them. I do run it with a really long hose to the drip lines so hopefully the pressure is falling off a bit. So far so good. Seems sturdily built. You would be surprised at how heavy it is. I will be transferring water from another tank to the garden tank soon, so we will see how fast it pumps.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2021 Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2021 by Kayo Parsons-Korn
* update * The pump corroded and stop working just a little past three months, right after the return window. Really sad because it was a great pump but too expensive to re-order. I bought this pump to make a solar heater for my inground pool, it has been fabulous and works great on a timer, only had to prime pump the first time. The pump was so strong I had to buy a reinforced intake hose, after that my pool temperature gets raised about 2° a day on 300 feet of black hose that is coiled
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