Description
Whether you’re spraying crops, washing down equipment, or running a pressure washer on the farm, you need a pump that can handle chemical solutions and keep up with the work. This 3-diaphragm design pumps 10.6 gallons per minute at 580 PSI, giving you the steady pressure and flow you need for serious spraying jobs. The built-in gear reduction and GR control unit are sized for 5-6 HP gas engines, making it a perfect match for mid-sized sprayer setups.
What You’re Getting
- Triple diaphragm design delivers smooth, consistent flow with less pulsing than single or twin chamber pumps
- 10.6 GPM flow rate at 580 PSI provides plenty of pressure for most agricultural spraying applications
- Integrated gear reduction and GR 40 control unit sized specifically for 5-6 HP gas engines
- 1/2-inch inlet connection handles decent volume without restriction
- Chemical-resistant diaphragms and seals hold up to herbicides, fungicides, and cleaning solutions
Built for Real Farm Work
This pump handles everything from crop spraying on smaller acreage to washing down equipment after long days in the field. The 5-6 HP engine sizing makes it ideal for ATV-mounted sprayers, small trailer units, or stationary mixing stations. Whether you’re spot-treating weeds, applying liquid fertilizer, or pressure washing implements, the steady pressure keeps your spray pattern consistent.
Made to Last
The three-diaphragm design reduces stress on individual components while maintaining better flow characteristics than smaller pumps. Chemical-resistant materials throughout the wetted parts handle today’s agricultural chemicals without degrading. The gear reduction protects the pump from overspeeding while the integrated control unit provides proper pressure regulation.
Good to Know
The gear reduction and control unit come as an integrated package, so you won’t need to source those separately. When mounting, ensure good ventilation around the pump head and easy access to the diaphragm covers for seasonal maintenance. Prime the system thoroughly before first use, and check valve operation if flow seems reduced after extended storage.
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