VEVOR Gasoline Powered Trash Pump, 2 in/50 mm, 7HP 132GPM 4-Stroke Gasoline Engine Water Transfer Pump with 25 ft/7.62 m Outlet Hose Max 98 ft Lift 26ft Suction, Cast Iron Impeller for Irrigation Pool

US$202.99

Experience effortless irrigation and drainage with our 7 HP gasoline engine water pump! Powered by a 4-stroke air-cooled engine, it delivers 132 GPM Max flow, 98 FT Max lift and 26 ft Max suction. With 25 ft outlet hose and metal filter, perfect for large-scale irrigation and extensive pumping.

• ●Experience effortless irrigation and drainage with our 7 HP gasoline engine water pump! Powered by a 4-stroke air-cooled engine, it delivers 132 GPM Max flow, 98 FT Max lift and 26 ft Max suction. With 25 ft outlet hose and metal filter, perfect for large-scale irrigation and extensive pumping.
• ●Keep your gas engine clarified water pump running smoothly with our durable metal filter screen. Attach it to the end of your intake hose (hose not included) to keeps debris from entering the pump body during operation, ensuring a longer lifespan for your gas powered water pump.
• ●Our gas powered water transfer pump features a 3-liter fuel tank, allowing it to run for up to 146 minutes with a fuel consumption rate as low as 1.2 L/H. For optimal performance, we recommend using unleaded gasoline. Enjoy longer operation times with minimal refueling!
• ●Our gas clarified water pump boasts a powerful 7HP engine, capable of delivering up to 132 GPM through its 2-inch inlet and outlet. With a maximum lift of 98 feet and a suction capability of 26 feet, our gas engine clarified water pump is engineered to meet all your demanding water transfer needs.
• ●Say goodbye to power limitations and start your water pumping tasks anytime, anywhere! Our gasoline engine water pump is ideal for irrigation, drainage, and pool water exchange, offering the convenience and flexibility of operation without needing an electrical supply.
• ●Maximum Power: 7.0 HP

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