Typical Applications
- To feed drag hoses system;
- To feed an irrigation system;
- To pump on long distances;
- To transfer liquid from the reception pit to the main storage when a high head pressure is required;
- Can be either force fed by another pump or can syphon from a pit.
Irrigation pump for stationary engine
- Available with 3 blades impeller (2 350 RPM) or 6 blades impeller (2 150 RPM);
- 150 HP minimum;
- 110 to 135 PSI (7,6 to 9,3 bar);
- Transfer up to 841 US gpm (700 Imp gpm) (3 182 lpm);
- Hand primer pump;
- 4" (100 mm) gate valve;
- 6" (150 mm) suction hose adapter;
- Optional hydraulic motor on primer pump with liquid manure collect tank.
Irrigation pump on trailer
- Different configurations available to suit the power of your tractor;
- 1 000 RPM;
- Transfer up to 1 200 US gpm / 1 000 Imp gpm / 4 546 lpm;
- Hand primer pump;
- 4" (100 mm) gate valve;
- 6" (150 mm) suction hose adapter.
- Optional hydraulic motor on primer pump with liquid manure collect tank.
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