3″ PETROL POWERED WATER PUMP

Engine Specifications

• Engine Type: Single-cylinder, 4-stroke, air-cooled, overhead valve (OHV) gasoline engine.

• Engine Power: Typically 7.5 HP (standard displacement for a 3-inch utility transfer pump configuration).

• Starting System: Manual recoil pull-start (equipped with an On/Off rocker switch, manual choke, and fuel valve lever).

• Fuel Type: Standard unleaded gasoline.

• Cooling System: Forced air-cooled via the front fly-wheel fan shroud.

Pump & Hydraulic Performance

• Inlet/Outlet Diameter (Connection Dia): 80mm / 3 Inches (visible on the cast-aluminum suction intake and top discharge elbow).

• Maximum Flow Rate (Capacity): Approximately 1,000 Liters per minute ($60\text{ m}^3\text{/h}$ or roughly 15,850 Gallons per hour), designed for high-volume dewatering and irrigation.

• Maximum Suction Head (Lift): Up to 7 to 8 meters (approx. 23–26 feet) from the water source to the pump impeller.

• Maximum Total Head (Lift Height): Up to 28 to 32 meters (approx. 91–105 feet) of maximum vertical delivery height.

• Pump Body Material: Heavy-duty, anti-corrosion cast aluminum housing with a cast iron impeller and volute for improved durability against micro-debris.

Structural Features

• Frame: Full perimeter steel roll cage ($360^\circ$ protection frame) which shields the engine and pump assembly from impact damage while serving as dual-carrying handles.

• Mounting: Anti-vibration rubber shock dampener pads isolate the engine base from the main steel frame to reduce skidding and operating noise.