Powerhorse Full Trash 3" Water Pump Extended Run 197 GPM - 750127

What Our Experts Think

• High Capacity: The Powerhorse Full Trash 3" Water Pump offers a powerful 197 GPM (gallons per minute) capacity, making it ideal for quickly draining large volumes of water from flooded areas or job sites.
• Efficient Trash Handling: Designed to handle solid debris up to 1.5 inches in diameter, making it perfect for heavy-duty applications like flood recovery or construction site cleanup.
• Extended Run Time: Built for long-duration use, the extended run time ensures that you can tackle large-scale water removal tasks without frequent refueling.
• Durable & Reliable: Equipped with a robust engine and durable construction, it is built to withstand demanding conditions and continuous operation.
• Portable & Easy to Use: With its lightweight, portable design and user-friendly controls, it is easy to move around and operate in a variety of settings.

Q&A

Q: What is the Powerhorse Full Trash 3" Water Pump (750127)?
A: A high-capacity, extended-run water pump designed to handle tough pumping tasks, capable of moving up to 197 gallons per minute (GPM) with a 3-inch inlet and outlet.

Q: Who is this water pump suitable for?
A: Ideal for contractors, landscapers, and homeowners needing a durable pump for removing water from construction sites, flooded areas, or draining ponds and pools.

Q: What are its key features?
A: 3-inch inlet/outlet for high flow, 197 GPM capacity, full-trash design for handling debris, extended run time for continuous operation, and durable construction for heavy-duty use.

Q: Why choose the Powerhorse Full Trash Water Pump?
A: Offers high performance, debris-handling capability, and reliable operation, making it the perfect tool for efficiently moving large volumes of water in challenging conditions.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean After Use: Rinse the pump and hoses thoroughly after each use to remove debris, dirt, and sediment to prevent clogging.
• Check Oil Levels: Regularly inspect the engine oil and change it according to the manufacturer’s schedule to maintain optimal performance.
• Inspect the Impeller: Check the impeller for damage or wear and replace it if necessary to ensure efficient water flow.
• Fuel Care: Use fresh fuel and add fuel stabilizer if the pump will not be used for extended periods. Drain the fuel tank before long-term storage.
• Examine Hoses: Inspect the intake and discharge hoses for cracks, leaks, or wear and replace them if damaged.
• Clean Air Filter: Check and clean the air filter periodically, and replace it if it shows signs of wear or clogging.
• Check the Pump Shaft: Inspect the shaft for wear, lubrication, or damage, and ensure it is running smoothly.
• Proper Storage: Store the pump in a dry, cool location to prevent rusting and weather damage to internal components.
• Run the Pump Regularly: Run the pump occasionally to keep the engine lubricated and prevent fuel system issues.