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Overall Rating:  | The Tiny Might Pump is one of the hardest working small external pumps on the market today!
The Tiny Might Pump is made in America of high quality materials. It runs on a 1/16 horse motor that delivers a whopping 1,180 gph at 4 feet!
This pump is very efficient, using only 0.8 amps, and is extremely quiet.
The Tiny Might Pump is designed for 24-hour circulation. It comes with a 1-inch inlet/outlet, and a 3-foot power cord. And with this being an external pump, it helps protect both you and your fish from annoying and potentially dangerous oil or electrical leaks.
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Fernando M (Hobbyist) on Tuesday 29 March, 2011
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This was the perfect pump for my koi pond. I have about 700 gallons and this pump was everything I needed. Quiet, efficient, the right size and the right price. Been using it for 3 years with no problems at all.
Alex Ramirez (Installer) on Monday 01 November, 2010
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A bit small for most ponds, but it is ideal some situations. I have used them as a low flow alternative. There is a big pump and this pump on the same line with a bypass rigged in. This one is used when they want to save money and simply keep the water flowing and the filter going during the winter in warmer climates. Then when they want a big splash on their waterfall for a party or whatever, they fire up the big pump. Its a great alternative to an expensive variable flow pump.
The other use is in a QT. Ideal for small a small set up around 500 gallons. Really low watts and very quiet.
Pamela Brewer (Hobbyist) on Tuesday 19 October, 2010
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we bought this for a QT set up and it worked great. So we decided to set it up on our main pond as a second pump and found that it just wasn't strong enough at the height we needed it to push (about 7 ft) so we took it off. But at low head it seems like a good little pump.
John C. Davidson (Hobbyist) on Wednesday 06 October, 2010
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This is one of many pumps I have used over the years. I am really impressed with this little guy. Inexpensive to buy and really low watts and the flow rate is solid. I use it to pull water through a no niche skimmer and send it to a spitter. Doesn't flow through a filter or UV, I just had a dead spot where leaves would gather so i rigged this little extra system to collect the leaves before they sank. The pump is very quiet and has been running great for over 2 years w/o any problems.
Nilesh (Hobbyist) on Saturday 16 August, 2008
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Thought this was a good pump, only 110 watts to run, quiet,but the problems happened after 6 months of use. Bearings went out quick, manufacture did not want to repair. Still works, but now noisy. Don't spend your money on this, buy an iron might pump. 140 watts and 3 times the flow. Running strong for 2 years now, no issues
Ned (Retail Dealer) on Sunday 10 August, 2008
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A great little pump. Only about 90 watts and over 1100 gph. Very quiet and efficient. Been using more for only a few months, but so far no problems.
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