2-Inch Poly Manifold Pump with 6.5 HP Briggs & Stratton Engine for Water Transfer Applications

Description

When you need to move a lot of water fast—whether you’re filling livestock tanks, emptying flooded fields, or transferring water between storage tanks—this gas-powered pump gets the job done without needing electrical power out in remote areas. The 6-1/2 HP Briggs & Stratton engine provides reliable power you can count on, while the 2-inch ports handle serious flow rates that make quick work of big water-moving jobs.

What You’re Getting

• Powerful 6.5 HP Briggs & Stratton engine that starts easily and runs all day without fuss
• Durable poly construction that won’t rust or corrode from constant water exposure
• 2-inch suction and discharge ports for high-volume water transfer applications
• Self-priming manifold design that pulls water efficiently even with some air in the lines
• Portable setup that goes wherever you need water moved without hunting for power outlets

Built for Real Farm Work

This pump handles the water transfer jobs that come up on farms and ranches—from draining flooded areas after heavy rains to filling irrigation systems or livestock watering systems. The manifold-style design works great for applications where you need to pull water from one source and distribute it to multiple locations, or when you’re moving water over longer distances where the pump needs to maintain good flow.

Made to Last

The poly pump body handles the weather and chemical exposure that comes with farm use, while the Briggs & Stratton engine is built for the kind of reliable operation farmers depend on. This isn’t a lightweight homeowner pump—it’s designed to handle the demanding, repetitive use that agricultural operations require season after season.

Installation Notes

Position the pump as close to your water source as practical to minimize suction lift, and make sure your suction line is properly sized and doesn’t have air leaks that’ll hurt priming. A foot valve on the suction line helps with initial startup, especially if you’re pulling from a pond or open water source. Keep some spare engine oil and spark plugs handy for routine maintenance.