Leisure Components 131-4CW 3-Way Low Boy Pump - Pump, White, 4 inch x 4 inch x 2.5 inch

Appears to be better quality than the Sure-Flo it replaced. Good solid feel. Works properly, since it's new that is expected. Fit in the original place with just a little modification of the hole. Update on review: The first one quit pumping after about one and a half years of low use. Replaced with same unit as they are lower cost and I did enjoy the functionality and size. Now we will see if this one lasts longer.

Very excited to find the exact item I needed for my daughter's pop-up camper on Amazon. Couldn't find it at a camping supply store. It was a perfect fit, easy to install and worked great.

I have a 1997 Coleman popup trailer. When the hand water pump faucet started leaking I looked online for a replacement. Amazon had this one that matched my original faucet. in July 2011 I bought it, received it quickly, thanks Amazon. The faucet was simple to install- two wire connections and two hose connections. I also put wire terminals on the wires so I could make the next faucet replace even faster. However I didn't plan to replace it so soon. I have only gone camping three times since I installed the new faucet and on the third trip the water faucet started leaking again spraying everything under the sink just like the original did. It was not possible to isolate the leak as water was spraying from everywhere. I have taken the faucet apart to see the problem and could not determine if the gasket is bad or not. I am not sure if maybe the intake hose was not tighten enough and that was my real problem. since I have taken the faucet apart I am buying a repair kit before putting the faucet back in so if the gasket leaking was the problem I will have the problem fixed. After the original lasted for years it was disappointing to have this one only last three uses. (However, if it was the hose connection that was the problem then this faucet may have lasted for years.) I think this is a good faucet and the pumping was great, both electric and hand pumping. I think the price of faucet and the repair kit are more expensive then they should be (however, Amazon is the cheapest I could find). I will open the faucet handle and drain any water from the faucet to be sure that freezing the gasket and damaging it was not the problem. I gave this item four rating because the problem may have been mine. I really think this is good product. I recommend this product to anyone no matter what my problem is.

Replaced the one in our Coleman popup. Had to adjust the fit just a little. But otherwise a perfect fit and replacement. Works great hand pump pulls a fair amount of water too. Flow on city water was fine.

I had just bought a used Pop-up that was in excellent overall condition. The first time I hooked up to city water, the stock faucet had a hairline crack that was spraying water under the sink. The stock faucet was all plastic and the pump handle was not that great. I did not like it even before I tried to use it, definitely cheep. The Low Boy is sleek and easy to use, has the chrome spout that makes it easy to clean. I got the one that can use an electrical pump in case I decide to get the pump to upgrade the system, but don't think I will need it. Everywhere I have gone has city water hook-up. I recommend replacing cheep stock faucets with the Low Boy even if your stock faucet is not broken. I'm actually glad the stock faucet was broken when I bought the Pop-up so I never had to use the stocked crap.

I needed a replacement for my ShurFlo Water Wizard faucet/pump in my 1998 Coleman Destiny Mesa. The ShurFlo pump I had hasn't been made in 10 years and the company referred me to the Low Boy. The old ShurFlo Water Wizard pump was nice and had double-action on the hand pump to the potable water tank on the camper. For street water, you simply turned the knob open and you could run water hands free. It also had a nice trim cap to hide the fastener screws that held it to the counter-top. The Low Boy is NOT double-action, is NOT hands free to street water and does NOT have any trim or screw caps to hide the fastener screws. The action to pump the water seems just a bit harder and not being double action produces less water with more work. To engage street water you must press the handle down with some force and you must hold it when you want water (that's a pain). Also, this pump has three ports for water (1) Street (2) Water Tank (3) Electric pump. For any ports that you do not use, YOU MUST CAP or it will leak. Plus, if you want to use the water tank, you have to have those unused ports capped, the pump will not prime due to not having pressure. It will just suck air from the uncapped port. **The pump DOES NOT come with any caps. You will need to make a trip to the hardware store. Why they couldn't throw in a cap or two is beyond me...very frustrating... The good thing about it is that the screw holes line up perfectly to the ShurFlo alignment. I only needed to make a slight modification to the overall opening to fit the pump in properly. I used a "MicroPlane disc cutter" on my cordless drill, which worked great!! You either need that, a jig saw, or a drum sander for your cordless drill. The pump is low profile, which I do like a lot. It also seems to be very solid and well built. The revealing fastener screws aren't a huge deal...it is a camper, but it would be a nice feature for future improvement to the product.

I called a local RV "Sales and Service" center, to get their price on this EXACT same pump. They wanted TWICE as much as what I paid for this one that I bought on Amazon. They are a piece of cake to install...and work perfectly. THIS has to be the best purchase I've ever made on Amazon...and I HAVE made a bunch!