DuroMax XP702HP 208cc 7-HP 2-Inch 70-GPM Gas Powered High Pressure Water Pump, 50 State Approved, XP702HP, Blue

Reliable. I've had this pump for 10 years now, and every other year we get hit with a hurricane, and this thing runs and runs and runs. in the rain, half submerged in water, doesn't matter, it just fires up and goes. only downside is the gas tank is small, so run time is usually under 2 hours. but its worth every penny. 10 year update: finally starting to have a small fuel leak in the carb. after 10 years of no maintenance, honestly surprised it still runs so good! I would happily buy a second one if they come back in stock.

Hi guys, I have had this pump since December and Finally got to use it last weekend. I ran it for 2.5 hours with multiple start stops. The thing was amazing! way more pump than I need but I am glad to know that I have the extra. Its quiet, smooth running, and powerful. For the price I am very impressed. These are a Chinese Honda knockoff but worth it. For those reviews that got a bad pump it must have been on the boat that got wet cuz mine was clean, dry, rust free, Fired right up, Ran good, everything seems durable. My FULL test run is on video here>> take out the spaces http: //youtu.be /FV0psr69wsQ I am an amateur gold miner and my girl got this for me for Christmas. Please feel free to browse this video and others at youtubedotcom /user/doitlaynstyle.

For the price this pump can not be beaten. Runs great. I am pumping water through 600' of 2" hose and running a 1.25" sprinkler covering a 170' diameter.

I was happy with this pump. The engine starts easy and runs well. Then at 80 hours runtime, the pump wouldn't prime. The suction intake flapper valve broke off. The flapper valve is a disc of steel encased in rubber. The rubber surrounding the flapper valve, the hinge and the gasket that seals the fitting is all one piece of soft rubber. I'm surprised it lasted this long. It WILL break, it's just a matter of time. Also, in my case water and mud got inside the rubber casing surrounding the steel flapper plate and deformed the rubber. It never held the prime water in very long. Anyway, parts break, things happen, I'll fix it... You can't buy parts for this pump. I called Duromax. They won't honor the warranty because I bought it here, on Amazon. The service rep said to start a return on Amazon and it would get to them.. Amazon return flat out said this item is not returnable. That's it, end of story. Sold and shipped by Amazon Services LLC, so no third party shadiness either. One month and a failure that makes the pump useless. Duromax WILL NOT EVEN SELL YOU THE PART. The flapper valve gasket is part number is DS40-32030 and is only obtainable through their warranty. [Update 12/30/2021] I called Duromax again and got a different rep. This one just asked me to email him a copy of my Amazon receipt and description of the problem and a new flapper valve should be on the way now. Still, I've found this pump to be sold by local big box stores. If you have one of those nearby, maybe buy it there so you have a convenient place to return it if Amazon or Duromax doesn't feel like cooperating today. [Update 1/21/2022] Still no replacement flapper valve gasket. I have purchased a 4" foot valve for the submerged end of my suction hose here on Amazon for $150. This should allow me to fill the suction hose and pump housing with water to prime it. The foot valve is cast iron and standard parts so easy fix when the seal wears out. It's too bad weak/consumable parts are not available for this pump. My recommendation of buy it somewhere you can return it stands. Duromax and Amazon did NOT honor their warranty. In the pictures I've posted, you can see the small rubber tabs at the top of the round flapper valve. That is all that's holding the valve on. [Update 5/9/2022] Duromax did eventually make good on their warranty, the replacement flapper valve arrived today. 5 months after I called them. Sadly the pump has other issues at this point and the replacement valve arrived too late to be of any use to me. The pump is at 500 hours runtime on my meter. Everything was working fine with my addition of the extra foot valve until today. I noticed the flow was low and see the pump is leaking water externally. It looks like the cast aluminum pump housing is cracked or the impeller failed. I'm going to disassemble it to see what happened. Safe to say it's done for. The engine half.. spectacular. 500 hours runtime and never missed a beat. Starts first pull, every time. I've run it nonstop for weeks connected to external fuel tanks. I've changed the oil probably 5 times and have been using 15w40 (what I have handy). 5 stars on the engine. I guess my final verdict would be it's a good value if you get it at $300 which it's currently on sale for. You will also have to buy an additional foot valve for your suction hose. 500 hours of pumping for $300 is not bad. I just bought another one.

Amazing pressure. I used it with about 100’ of 2” hose and connected it to a 1.1/4” sprinkler and was surprised how big of an improvement if was compared to using my 2” trash pump. Sprinkler sprays a diameter of 150’, but I feel this pump could do more and is limited by my sprinkler. Amazing product at a great price. Will update in a year.

got the pump, built my suction side hose, built my discharge hose, checked oil and added gas. It started on the first pull, but wouldn't pull water out of my canal, 3 feet below the pump, using a 12 ft hose. Called support, they said I needed a foot valve. Never said that in the description when I bought it but oh well. $200 later for a cast 4" foot valve to hold the water in the 12ft X 4 " hose. Removed the flapper, or check valve that is part of the gasket on the intake side of the pump so when I fill the pump, it fills the hose, down to my foot valve. Had everything full and still will not pump water!!

I didn't even want to like this thing. For the price I figured it was going to be a pile of junk, and not put out enough water for what I needed... Well I was wrong. This thing with a 1.5 in hose and a decent combination fire nozzle cranks. Was never able to figure out of the 70gmp rating was at rated pressure or at open flow, but since it gets after it with a nozzle rated at 75 gpm I'm going to say that its at pressure, only seems to get the slightest pressure drop at full fog pattern, on straight stream you better hold on. The one thing you have to be careful with this pump is that it is not a self priming pump and for good performance you need to make sure you have tight suction hoses. Still have yet to see how it holds up long term, but so far no complaints, just make sure you are holding on to the nozzle when you throttle it up!

I like that this was dual fuel, i can leave a propane cylinder attached and not have to worry about the gas going bad.

Great product

Followed all instructions,did a great job ,am very satisfied

Starts, runs, pumps. Good value.