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Attwood 2,000 Gph Bilge King Pump, 12 Volt on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Hampstead, New Hampshire, United States

Hampstead, New Hampshire, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Attwood

Attwood 2,000 Gallon-per-Hour Bilge Pump; 12 volt with a 36 inch power lead.

I have listed this as used, though I am unsure it was ever actually placed in service since it is so clean inside. But it is clearly not new in a cosmetic sense as there is some wear on the exterior labels. I bought it on EBay but it is too wide for my narrow, deep bilge.

The photo shows it operating in a water-filled bucket.

The price includes lowest-cost shipping (my choice, probably via USPS) to any U.S. street address.


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