Pump, Engine Driven MPN:4TA88
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Pump, Engine Driven
The Dayton Engine Driven Pump is a reliable and efficient solution for various applications, including construction, agriculture, and industrial use. Its 5 1/2 horsepower engine provides a flow rate of 75 gpm at 10 ft of head, making it ideal for pumping water over long distances. The pump's aluminum body and steel frame ensure durability, while its thermoplastic santoprene seals provide long-lasting performance. Suitable for use in temperatures up to 180 degrees F, this pump is perfect for contractors, farmers, and industrial operators who require a rugged and dependable pumping solution. Its wheeled transport dolly makes it easy to move around job sites.
Top product features:
- Engine driven pump mechanism is a diaphragm type
- Has a maximum flow rate of 75 gallons per minute at 10 feet of head
- Has a maximum suction lift of 20 feet
Top product applications:
- Well drilling
- Construction sites
- Flood control and water transfer
Engine Driven Pump, Engine Size 160 cc, HP 5 1/2 hp, Tank Capacity 0.82 gal, Ignition Type Recoil-Start, Pump Mechanism Diaphragm, Body Material Aluminum, Volute Material Aluminum, Seal Material Thermoplastic Santoprene, Frame Material Steel, Flow Rate @ 10 Ft. of Head 75 gpm, Flow Rate @ 20 Ft. of Head 60 gpm, Max. Head 25 ft, Max. Suction Lift 20 ft, Frame Design - Pumps Wheeled Transport Dolly, Impeller Design Not Applicable, Max. Diameter Solids 1-5/8 in, Max. Liquid Temp. 180 Degrees F
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 29.50
- Package Width: 29.50
- Package Height: 29.00
- Package Weight: 173.00
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Product info last updated on February 15, 2026 11:02am UTC
Category: Centrifugal Pumps