Rule 4000 Heavy-Duty - Review 2023

By: Torben Lonne

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While this may not be the first choice recreational boaters will make for a permanently mounted pump for your bilge. It’s more expensive, but when it comes to having a spare in an emergency, this monster is worth considering having onboard. It draws a lot of power but moves a lot of water fast.

Grab enough 2 inch hose to make the distance from your bilge compartment up to your cockpit drains, splice some more wire connections with battery clips to the pump, and you have the makings of a great damage control kit.