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Your cart is empty.Camco’s RV Hand Pump Kit simplifies the process of winterizing your camper. It allows you to manually pump RV antifreeze directly into your RV’s waterlines and supply tanks. This helps stop them from getting damaged during the winter. Add the RV Hand Pump Kit to your camping supplies. This winterizing RV kit includes: (1) hand pump, (1) inlet tube, and (1) flexible outlet tube for city water connection. Do not use it with gasoline or kerosene. This product is CSA low-lead content certified and complies with California's AB1953 and Vermont Act 193 laws.
Vaughn & Dorothy
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2024
The Camco Camper/RV Antifreeze Hand Pump Kit is an excellent tool for preparing your RV or camper for winter. I recently used this pump kit, and it has proven to be highly effective and user-friendly.The kit is straightforward to set up and use. The hand pump operates smoothly, allowing you to transfer antifreeze into your RV’s plumbing system with minimal effort. The pump’s design is efficient, making it easy to pump the antifreeze through the system, ensuring all the pipes are properly protected against freezing temperatures.One of the standout features is the included hose, which is long enough to reach all necessary areas and is easy to attach and detach. The clear markings on the pump help you monitor the amount of antifreeze being used, so you can ensure that you’re using the right amount.The build quality of the pump kit is solid. It feels durable and well-made, which is essential for handling the antifreeze and withstanding regular use. The kit also makes the winterizing process quick and hassle-free, saving time and effort compared to other methods.Overall, the Camco Camper/RV Antifreeze Hand Pump Kit is a highly reliable and effective tool for winterizing your RV or camper. It simplifies the process and ensures that your plumbing system is well protected against the cold. Highly recommended for its ease of use, efficiency, and durable design!
michael w
Reviewed in Canada on December 1, 2024
Purchased for my uncle to winterize his RV. I have one for my own RV and works great. Assembled unit, attached to RV and hose into antifreeze. Pumped twice, liquid went into pump then lost all resistance and will not pump anymore. I get things don't work, trying to reach anyone for a replacement it nuts. I'm just trying to help my uncle winterize his RV.I have tried a few times to reach anyone to replace or refund but I have no answers. This is getting crazy.
Ken
Reviewed in Canada on December 1, 2024
Sure is useful
poppa bear
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2023
This pump worked exactly as expected. I was a little concerned when I saw the reviews complaining about the hoses not staying on, so I picked up some hose clamps in advance of winterizing my RV. They were not needed. It looks like there may be two version of this pump. I got the one with the white plastic fitting for the city water and had absolutely no problem.I did the winterizing by myself, so I had to run back and forth between the pump and the faucets to see when the pink antifreeze started coming out. Because of this, I probably used my antifreeze than I needed to. But even so, I only used about 3 1/2 gallons. So, at $4 a gallon x 4 gallons that's $16. A LOT cheaper than the $110 the RV store wanted to winterize my trailer.I highly recommend this pump!
Jayjay
Reviewed in Canada on October 28, 2023
I partially used this but also used the pump to move the antifreeze. Worked good enough
Nicole1111
Reviewed in Canada on October 1, 2023
Great product makes winterizing a trailer fast and easy .
Mike T
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2022
I used the hand pump to pump RV antifreeze in our fresh water tank. It is a very simple product to use and is worth the money. You are supposed to hook this up to your city water hook up on your RV or camper and winterize your water lines. I still use my travel trailer pump for that. This would be good to add a 50/50 water and bleach mixture when you dewinterize in the spring. And if you would need water at an electric only site, you could use this also to put water into your fresh water tank.
Brian L.
Reviewed in Canada on October 27, 2019
This simple pump winterized my 30 foot trailer in 15 minutes or less. I placed one hose(provided with oump) into the jug of antifreeze and the other hose hooks upto the trailers fresh water garden connection. Pumped through hot and cold water lines and poof. Done in a few minutes. I couldn't believe the simplicity and yet how well it worked. Fantastic!
Jason Price
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2015
Simple tool and did the job perfectly. The straight tube went into the anti-freeze jug, that cost about $3/gallon at Walmart. The flexible tube screwed onto the city-water inlet on my 17' camper. By opening each water control (sink cold, then sink hot, shower cold, shower hot, outside shower cold, outside shower hot) individually while the others were in the off position, I was able to pump anti-freeze through each line until I saw the pink antifreeze. Of course I poured some antifreeze down each drain and into the black water tank. Winterizing was pretty quick! (don't forget to bypass your hot water heater) Whole experience took 2.5 gallons per camper, as my friend and I have a 17' and 18' camper. We have never used the fresh water tank and did not put any antifreeze in the fresh water tank... thus the point of this pump simulating positive pressure from the water hook up at a campsite.
TervFan
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2013
Bought this to put RV antifreeze into pipes of a summer home as part of our annual winterization process. The product is sold in a clear plastic package that, thankfully, is only spot-welded. As a result, opening the package was less painful than it might be, AND the package can be reused for storage of the pump and fittings. The clear tube was folded in half to fit in the package, leaving it kinked. It recovered its shape after a few minutes out of the package. The first couple of pulls were a little rough, but the pump operated smoothly after that. I drained and ran compress air before hooking up the pump. I worked from the high points in the system (faucets), pushing remaining water back to the low end (hose bibb/surface supply line). Once things got going, the plumbing system started siphoning antifreeze through the pump, making less work for me.One thing worth changing on this pump is the male garden hose connector. There is nothing on the connector itself to grab to tighten it into the house/RV connection. Removing the clear tube and grabbing the brass tubular part of the connector is risky, since the metal is thin and there is a real chance of crushing the brass. The appears to use the same connector. A male connector with a hex grip, like they offer on the , would make this pump even better.It got the job done. I'd buy this again, if the need arose.
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