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1100 GPH Livewell Pump Straight Thru-Hull Inlet
Good Fishing Begins with Good Bait
For over 50 years, boat builders and owners have depended on Rule pumps for a safe, fun day out on the water. Building on that legacy of marine performance, the Rule Livewell Pump Series has been designed to deliver superior performance and unsurpassed quality – making it the perfect choice for keeping bait and catch alive.
To meet the needs of today’s faster watercraft, this livewell pump can withstand the pressures of high-speed water intake scoops.
Easy Motor Replacement
A simple and convenient “push and twist button” motor cartridge removal system makes it easy to remove and replace the motor cartridge when fitted in hard-to-reach areas of the boat.
High-Efficiency Motor and Impeller Design
The advanced engineering of the Rule Livewell Pump Series ensures a more efficient water circulation, which is crucial for maintaining the well-being of bait/catch in the livewell.
Adaptable to Different Setups and Configurations
All Rule livewell pumps are supplied with threaded nylon hose barb attachments, making them adaptable to different setups and configurations and allowing for versatile hose mounting options.
High Inlet Pressure Capability for High-Speed Vessels
While other livewell pumps are not engineered to withstand the additional water pressures of boats with high-speed pickup scoops, the Rule Livewell Pump Series features a high inlet pressure capability that can keep up with the demands of more powerful boats.
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