KITLUCK Hand Drill Water Pump – 750 GPH Drill-Powered Transfer Pump with Hose & Adapters

Meet the KITLUCK Hand Drill Water Pump, a compact and robust transfer solution designed to move liquids with your power drill. Built with a sturdy plastic body, corrosion resistance, and durable rubber seals, this pump is designed to be part of your toolbox for quick water or liquid transfers. A stainless steel shaft supports reliable operation with a variety of drills, while an oversized impeller helps maximize flow at common drill speeds.

When paired with a drill running around 1300 RPM or higher, the pump can deliver up to 750 gallons per hour, offering flexibility for many tasks without needing a separate motor. The self-priming design helps start the flow with minimal effort, making it convenient for routine chores or occasional emergencies. The inclusion of water hose and oil tube expands the pump’s versatility, enabling transfers of water, oil, gasoline, and other liquids with the right adapters in place.

Versatility is matched by practicality. Whether you’re refilling rain barrels, draining a clogged sink, emptying a soggy basement, circulating water in a heater setup, refreshing a fish tank, or tackling garden or car-wash tasks, this kit adapts to a range of everyday needs. The pump is portable and relatively quiet, so you can work in tighter spaces or near living areas without added disruption.

Practical features and benefits

• Self-priming design for easier start-up and predictable flow.
• Larger impeller lets you move more liquid at the same drill speed.
• Corrosion-resistant body and rubber seals support durable, repeated use.
• Includes water hose and oil tube for transferring water, oil, gasoline, and other liquids with appropriate care.

What’s included

• 1x KITLUCK Drill Water Transfer Pump
• 1x 1/2" water suction hose
• 1x 1/4" oil suction tube
• 2x hose adapters
• 1x rubber oil tube adapter
• 2x rubber washers
• 1x water filter
• 1x oil filter

Tip: The overall performance depends on your drill’s speed and how you set up the hoses. Consider speed and head needs for your specific task, and always use the appropriate safety practices when handling liquids.