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VEVOR Gas Powered Water Pump, 2 in, 128 GPM 6HP Semi Trash Water Transfer Pump Portable, Gasoline Engine with 25 ft Discharge Hose, Heavy Duty Frame, Cast Iron Impeller, for Irrigation, Ponds, Pools

Gas Powered Water Pump with 6HP Engine and 128 GPM Flow Rate for High-Volume Transfer

A 6 HP gasoline engine powers this gas powered water pump, with a maximum flow rate of 128 GPM through a 2-inch (50.8 mm) port. That output capability facilitates high-volume water transfer jobs such as pond drainage, field irrigation, construction site dewatering, and pool management, where large volumes of water must move quickly and without interruption.

Under load, the engine will maintain a steady shaft speed of 3680 RPM and stable flow throughout continuous or high-intensity pumping cycles. Many lower-rated units struggle when pushed hard, but this pump maintains its rated output over long run times, so you can rely on it for jobs that require uninterrupted water movement across farms, remote sites, and emergency drainage situations where there’s no option to stop partway through.

3680 RPM Load Speed and 164 ft Max Total Head for Elevation and Long-Distance Pumping

The engine operates at 3840 RPM under no-load conditions and 3680 RPM under active load conditions, with rotational speed remaining constant between pumping cycles. This load speed directly benefits the 164 ft (49.99 m) maximum total head rating, the maximum resistance the pump can overcome to transfer water across elevation changes and pipe length combined.

The 1-1/2 in. (38 mm) gas-driven water pump has a total head rating of 164 ft. (50 m), well above that of typical transfer pumps, so it can be used for hillside irrigation, elevated tank filling, multi-level construction drainage, and long-distance water transfer runs. This head rating allows operators to pump water to much higher elevations or across much greater horizontal distances without having to bring additional booster equipment along with the pump unit.

23 ft Max Suction Lift for Dependable Water Draw from Ponds, Tanks, and Ditches

This gas powered water pump can draw water from a source up to 23 ft (7 m) below the pump. This range covers most practical field situations-ponds, holding tanks, irrigation ditches, and low-lying flooded areas where the water surface is below the pump’s mounting point on flat or elevated land.

The 2-inch port entrance allows sufficient flow volume at that suction distance to reduce the risk of cavitation or flow drop at maximum draw depth. The 23-ft suction lift rating allows operators to set the pump at ground level and still draw from water sources well below the unit’s intake height. This is perfect for farm irrigation, emergency drainage, and water transfer from natural water sources.

Gas Powered Water Pump with Cast Iron Impeller and Aluminum Alloy Body for Lasting Durability

The pump body is made of an aluminum alloy, which is lightweight and rigid, and can withstand corrosion and physical deformation in various field conditions. The interior impeller is cast iron, an option with good wear resistance that maintains its form and pumping capacity after frequent contact with silt, light solids, and abrasive particulates in semi-trash water.

This combination of materials, an aluminum alloy body and a cast iron impeller, provides a balance between the unit's overall mobility and the durability of the internal components needed for frequent, heavy-use applications, including farm irrigation, pond management, and construction site drainage. During all operating cycles, a strainer or filter screen should be used to protect the cast-iron impeller from large debris that falls outside the pump's semi-trash-handling range.

Gasoline Engine at ≤372 g/kW·h Fuel Consumption for Independent Off-Grid Operation

It is a fully gasoline-powered pump that requires no electrical connection, enabling deployment in isolated agricultural fields, rural building sites, and emergencies when grid power is unavailable. With a rated minimum fuel consumption of ≤372 g/kW·h, the engine is efficient at 6 HP, reducing operating expenses over long-run cycles.

The engine is turning at 3680 rpm and can still deliver full pumping capacity without excessive fuel consumption under load, a consideration when the pump will be operating for several hours in a row for large-scale irrigation or flood drainage. The absence of dependence on electrical infrastructure greatly increases deployment flexibility, allowing this gas powered water pump to run just about anywhere gasoline is available, regardless of access to power outlets or generator availability.

Frame Mount Design with 2 In Port and 25 ft Discharge Hose for Portable Site Deployment

It is a frame-mounted pump, with the engine and pump assembly housed within a heavy-duty frame that supports the structure during operation on rough field or site terrain. The strong frame absorbs the vibration load generated at 3680 RPM, keeping the unit steady while actively pumping, eliminating the need for anchoring or other stabilizing hardware on most ground surfaces.

With a 25-ft discharge hose included, this product extends the reach of the 2-inch (50.8 mm) discharge port without the need to purchase separate hoses when first setting up. This unit is a self-contained pumping system, ready to be deployed immediately throughout irrigation fields, pond sites, pool areas, and construction drainage applications, right out of the box. The combined frame mount style and accompanying hose make the unit a complete pumping system.