Frame Mounted Cast Iron Centrifugal Pump with 2″ Inlet and 1-1/2″ Discharge

Description

When you need to move a lot of water fast—whether you’re filling spray tanks, transferring liquid fertilizer, or handling irrigation tasks—this heavy-duty cast iron centrifugal pump gets the job done. With its 2-inch inlet and 1-1/2-inch discharge ports, it’s built to handle high-volume transfers at up to 180 GPM, making those long fill-ups a lot quicker than you’re used to.

What You’re Getting

• Robust cast iron construction that handles corrosive fertilizers and chemicals without breaking down
• High-performance Viton mechanical seal keeps everything sealed tight, even with harsh agricultural chemicals
• Frame-mounted design makes installation and maintenance straightforward on spray rigs and applicators
• Clockwise rotation when facing the shaft—matches most standard PTO and belt drive setups
• Handles up to 160 PSI at maximum 4200 RPM for demanding transfer applications

Built for Real Farm Work

This pump is designed for spray rigs, liquid fertilizer applicators, and other agricultural equipment where you need reliable, high-volume liquid transfer. The cast iron body stands up to the corrosive nature of liquid fertilizers and tank mixes that would eat through lesser pumps. Whether you’re running a custom applicator or maintaining your own spray equipment, this pump delivers the flow rates commercial operations demand.

Made to Last

The cast iron construction gives you the durability needed for season after season of reliable service. Unlike plastic or aluminum pumps that crack under pressure or corrode from chemicals, this one’s built to handle whatever you’re pumping. The Viton mechanical seal is specifically chosen for its resistance to agricultural chemicals and maintains its sealing properties even with harsh fertilizers and pesticides.

Installation Notes

This is a frame-mounted pump, so you’ll want to make sure your mounting points can handle the weight and vibration of cast iron construction. The clockwise rotation works with most standard drive systems, but double-check your setup before installation. Keep the RPM under 4200 for best performance and longest seal life.