Belt-Driven Centrifugal Pump with 1 3/8 Inch 6-Spline Shaft

Description

When you need to move a lot of water fast, whether you’re irrigating fields, filling stock tanks, or draining flooded areas, this belt-driven centrifugal pump gets the job done. With 140 GPM capacity and 104 PSI pressure, it’s built to handle the demanding water-moving jobs that keep your operation running smoothly. The 1 3/8 inch female 6-spline shaft lets you hook it up to your tractor’s PTO for reliable power that matches your engine speed.

What You’re Getting

• High-volume 140 GPM flow rate moves water quickly for irrigation, drainage, and tank filling
• 104 PSI operating pressure provides enough push for sprinkler systems and uphill water transfer
• 1 3/8 inch female 6-spline PTO connection fits standard tractor power takeoffs
• 1-1/2 inch inlet connection handles large-volume water sources without restriction
• Belt-driven design allows flexible mounting and speed adjustment for different applications

Built for Real Farm Work

This centrifugal pump is designed for the heavy-duty water moving tasks that come with farming and ranching. Whether you’re running irrigation systems on row crops, filling livestock watering systems, pumping from ponds or streams for crop spraying, or handling emergency drainage after heavy rains, this pump delivers the flow and pressure you need to get water where it belongs.

Made to Last

Farm pumps take a beating from debris, varying water quality, and constant use during critical seasons. This pump’s robust construction handles the punishment while delivering consistent performance. The centrifugal design is self-priming and handles small debris that would clog other pump types, keeping you pumping when time matters most.

Good to Know

The belt-driven setup gives you flexibility in mounting position and allows you to adjust pump speed by changing pulley ratios if needed. Make sure your PTO shaft and pump input are properly aligned to prevent premature wear. Always prime the pump before starting, and keep spare belts on hand since they’re the most common maintenance item on belt-driven equipment.