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Whale Flipper Pump MK IV

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Whale Flipper Pump MK IV

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Whale Flipper self priming lever hand pump with swiveling outlet ideal for use with two sinks. Fine flow control, light back and forth pump action suitable for fresh and salt water, pumping approximately 1.5 gallons per minute and a max height of 3 feet.

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Tucson, Az.

5 out of 5 stars.

Whale pump exceeds expectations.

10 years ago

Purchased unit in 1969 in England for VW bus while touring Europe. Modified to fit 5 Gal. container for camping. Still in use today (44 years). Only issue is cracked & leaking cork seal around faucet base.

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Woodbury, MN

4 out of 5 stars.

I Like This Faucet

16 years ago

I installed this faucet on my 1987 Rinker Fiesta Vee 250 cabin cruiser. Its hard to know how much to like something like this when its new. You only dislike it if it fails after a few years. I will say it installed easily and hooked up with no trouble. It also functions well. The only problem I have is quite minor. The handle swings to the back a bit farther than I like and taps the cabinet that sits close behind. Boat interiors are tight spaces and the handle shouldn't swing backward farther than the base of the faucet.

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