Battery Transfer pump for antifreeze
I use a manual pump to winterize my class c, works ok, but thought I would see if a battery powered transfer pump that would connect my RV was available. So far I haven't found one - anyone tried suc...
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Before buying a new pump, I'd get the old on-board pump fixed or replaced with a new one. They aren't THAT expensive, and the pipes just screw attach to the pump, unless yours is a bayonet type connect.
But if you really want another pump, we purchased a 120 volt AC water transfer pump from Lowe's and use it to transfer water from a 35 gallon water tank when we are not on full hook-up sites. The pump is AC electric, but we also have a 400 watt inverter we keep in the truck all the time. In the event we need to transfer water and we are off grid, I can always plug in the inverter and still have AC power for the pump (which I've actually done a couple times over the years).
If it were me, I'd probably just replace the on-board pump with a new one before buying a secondary one.
But if you really want another pump, we purchased a 120 volt AC water transfer pump from Lowe's and use it to transfer water from a 35 gallon water tank when we are not on full hook-up sites. The pump is AC electric, but we also have a 400 watt inverter we keep in the truck all the time. In the event we need to transfer water and we are off grid, I can always plug in the inverter and still have AC power for the pump (which I've actually done a couple times over the years).
If it were me, I'd probably just replace the on-board pump with a new one before buying a secondary one.
