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A 6.5 HP gasoline engine drives this portable water pump, which can pump up to 132 GPM from a 2-inch (50.8 mm) inlet. That sort of output is ideal for high-volume water transfer applications such as pond drainage, field irrigation, construction site dewatering, and pool management, where large volumes of water need to be moved swiftly and continuously over extended periods of operation.
The engine maintains a steady 3600 RPM under load, with shaft speed and flow remaining stable throughout continuous, high-intensity pumping cycles. While less powerful units falter under load, this pump will continue to deliver its rated 132 GPM output for extended periods, so you can be confident you’ll always have reliable water flow for farms, remote locations, and emergency drainage situations where consistent flow volume is critical.
The engine runs at 3790 RPM at no load and drops to 3600 RPM under working load, maintaining a steady rotational speed during pumping cycles. This rated load speed directly supports the maximum total head rating of 98 ft (29.87 m), the highest resistance the pump must overcome to carry water over combined elevation changes and pipe length during operation.
This portable gas powered water pump is ideal for hillside irrigation, high-tank filling, and construction drainage applications where water needs to be pushed against a substantial vertical head, with a 98 ft total head rating. The entire pumping arrangement remains compact and self-contained for field and site deployment. As such, operators can supply water to elevated distribution points or along longer horizontal pipelines without needing additional booster equipment.
The pump can move water from sources considerably below the pump unit, with a maximum suction lift of 23 feet (7 m). This range includes most realistic field conditions, such as ponds, holding tanks, irrigation ditches, and flooded low-lying regions, where the water surface is below the pump’s ground-level mounting location during operation.
The 2-inch intake port has sufficient flow volume at that suction distance to minimize the risk of cavitation or flow drop at maximum draw depth. The portable gas powered water pump has a suction lift rating of 23 ft, which means operators may keep the unit at ground level for farm irrigation, emergency drainage, and water transfer from natural sources yet reach water sources well below the pump’s intake height.
The pump body is constructed from aluminum alloy, providing a lightweight yet structurally robust housing that resists corrosion and physical deformation across a wide range of field and site conditions. The internal impeller is cast iron, a material chosen for its superior wear resistance compared to plastic or aluminum alternatives and for its ability to maintain geometry and pumping efficiency under repeated contact with sediment, light solids, and abrasive particles in semi-trash water transfer applications.
The aluminum alloy body and cast iron impeller provide a balance between overall unit portability and internal component durability, accommodating frequent heavy use across farm irrigation, pond management, and construction drainage jobs. A strainer filter screen should be employed during all operating cycles to prevent debris beyond the semi-trash handling capacity of this pump unit from reaching the cast iron impeller.
This pump is completely gasoline-powered, requires no electrical connection, and is therefore fully deployable in isolated agricultural areas, rural construction sites, and emergencies where grid power or generator supply is unavailable. The engine is fuel-efficient, with a fuel consumption of ≤372 g/kW·h at full load, reducing operating expenses during prolonged continuous operation.
The engine will maintain its full pumping output of 132 GPM at 3600 RPM under load without excessive fuel draw, an important consideration when the unit is operating for long periods during large-scale irrigation or flood drainage work. The gasoline-only operation greatly increases deployment flexibility, allowing this portable gas powered water pump to operate anywhere fuel is available, without electrical infrastructure or a power outlet.
This pump is a frame-mounted device with a 6.5 HP engine and pump assembly, built onto a heavy-duty frame for structural stability when working on uneven field or site terrain. The robust frame absorbs vibration generated at 3600 RPM under load. It keeps the unit from moving during active pumping, without the need to anchor or install additional stabilizing hardware on most ground surfaces.
The 2-inch (50.8 mm) discharge port includes a 25 ft discharge hose, extending the output reach directly and eliminating the need for separate hose purchases during initial setup. The device is a self-contained pumping system that combines the stability of a frame mount with the convenience of an included discharge line, making it ready for quick deployment in irrigation fields, pond sites, pool areas, and construction drainage applications.