Lifegard Aquatics vs Wayne PC4

[mkng07]

I've been looking for a pump for draining my tanks.

Its needs to be able to be easily primed and can suck water above tank level and move water about 20' to the sink.

I was researching and found the Wayne PC4 through a lot of suggestions on this forum but didn't find anything for a pump that is readily avaialble at your big box stores.
Here are the two pumps I'm considering. I've heard a lot of good things about the wayne pc4 but was wondering if anyone had any experience with the other pump?

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Lifegard-Aquatics-2700-GPH-Pond-Pump-R800001/204855631

http://www.amazon.com/WAYNE-PC4-Multi-Purpose-Suction-Strainer/dp/B0002YQUBM#Ask

[rickztahone]

I've been looking for a pump for draining my tanks.

Its needs to be able to be easily primed and can suck water above tank level and move water about 20' to the sink.

I was researching and found the Wayne PC4 through a lot of suggestions on this forum but didn't find anything for a pump that is readily avaialble at your big box stores.
Here are the two pumps I'm considering. I've heard a lot of good things about the wayne pc4 but was wondering if anyone had any experience with the other pump?

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Lifegard-Aquatics-2700-GPH-Pond-Pump-R800001/204855631

http://www.amazon.com/WAYNE-PC4-Multi-Purpose-Suction-Strainer/dp/B0002YQUBM#Ask

I believe someone just recently posted that they use and like that pump. I can't remember if was Jackie or not. I hope they chime in here to confirm. Personally, I like submersible pumps and so long as they are in the water, they will have siphon :)