1.5-Inch Portable Gas Water Pump for Field Irrigation
Water reaches your far rows without a bucket line or an outlet. A portable 1.5-inch four-stroke gas pump with aluminum housing, steel base, foot valve strainer and hose adapter.
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Water reaches your far rows without a bucket line or an outlet. A portable 1.5-inch four-stroke gas pump with aluminum housing, steel base, foot valve strainer and hose adapter.
Portable 1.5-inch gas water pump for fast field irrigation
- hauling water or irrigating crops by hand
- no nearby electrical outlet for irrigation
- moving water between ditches and crop rows
Water your rows without running a hose from the outlet
Hauling water by hand from ditch to furrow drains your day. This portable 1.5-inch gas pump moves it to the rows where you need it.
Aluminum housing and metal ports that hold up outdoors
Aluminum housing built to last
The volute housing is aluminum, the inlet and outlet ports are threaded metal, and the whole unit bolts to a steel base plate. It sits steady on uneven ground.
Start it from the ditch
A top carry handle, integrated fuel tank and rubber-footed base mean you move the pump to the water, not the other way round. The strainer keeps debris out of the pump.
Connects to your hoses
Threaded 1.5-inch ports take the included hose adapter and foot valve strainer. Check your hose fittings against the port size before you order.
Everything to start pumping from the ditch
- Gasoline water pump on steel base plate×1
Aluminum housing, yellow engine shroud, carry handle
- Foot valve strainer with hose barb×1
Orange, for the intake end
- Black hose adapter fitting×1
Matches the threaded port to your hose
From the bucket line to the ditch edge
The bucket line
Buckets and watering cans are slow, and long hoses from a fixed tap lose pressure. Electric pumps need an outlet most ditch-side plots do not have. Every hour hauling is an hour off the crop, and dry rows cost yield.
The pump that goes to the water
A four-stroke gas engine on a steel base plate with rubber feet. Carry it to the ditch by the top handle, set it down, fit the strainer and pull water where you need it. No outlet, no generator.
Your day back
Water runs to the furrow head while you work the rows. The hose does the carrying, and you get the hours back for the crop.
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Questions and answers
The ports are threaded and 1.5-inch. A black hose adapter is included to match common hose. If your hose uses a different thread, measure it first and pick up a matching fitting.
Yes. Fit the orange foot valve strainer on the intake, keep it submerged and prime the pump. The strainer keeps debris out. We do not publish a rated lift, so keep the pump close to the water surface.
No. It runs on its own four-stroke gasoline engine with an integrated fuel tank, so it works anywhere you can carry it.
Electric needs power at the ditch. Gas does not, and it moves with you by the carry handle. You do handle fuel and engine upkeep, which is the trade for working off-grid.
Prime before each start, never run it dry, and drain or run down the fuel before long storage so the carburetor stays clean. Follow the engine instructions for oil.
Think in seasons. Aluminum housing and a steel base are made for repeated use, and one pump replaces hours of hauling every irrigation day, with no generator to buy or rent.
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1.5-Inch Portable Gas Water Pump for Field Irrigation