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Displacement | 118 cc |
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Type | Centrifugal, self-priming |
Fuel Type | Gasoline |
Starting System | Recoil |
Model | WB20X |
Max Output | 3.5 HP at 3, 600 rpm |
Fuel Tank Capacity | 2.0 liters |
Total Head | 30 m |
Suction Head | 8 m |
Max Capacity | 600 L/min |
Port Size | 2 inch |
Discharge Capacity | 600 L/min |
Suction Head Lift | 8 meters |
Engine Type | 4-stroke |
Engine | GX120 |
Inlet/Outlet Diameter | 2 in |
Covers operator responsibility, safe pump operation, and careful refueling practices.
Details risks associated with hot engine parts and carbon monoxide poisoning.
Illustrates the placement of crucial safety warning labels on the pump for user reference.
Illustrates and labels the key components and controls on the WB20X model for easy identification.
Illustrates and labels the key components and controls on the WB30X model for easy identification.
Details the operation of the fuel valve lever and ignition switch for engine control.
Explains the function of the choke and throttle levers for managing engine start and speed.
Describes the correct procedure for pulling the starter grip to crank the engine.
Stresses the importance of understanding the manual, controls, and safety procedures before operation.
Guides users through essential checks like fluid levels, filter condition, and component integrity before starting.
Instructs on inspecting hoses for serviceability and checking engine components like oil, filter, and fuel.
Reiterates critical safety advice, including avoiding enclosed spaces and pumping only approved liquids.
Guides on positioning the pump near the water level and using appropriate hose lengths for best results.
Provides step-by-step instructions for securely connecting suction and discharge hoses to the pump.
Details hose attachment and the critical pump priming process.
Provides a comprehensive step-by-step guide for safely starting the engine, including priming and control adjustments.
Details how to adjust engine speed using the throttle lever to optimize pump performance.
Outlines the correct procedure for safely shutting down the engine, including turning off the fuel valve and draining the pump.
Highlights the critical role of regular maintenance for ensuring safe, efficient, and long-lasting pump operation.
Details crucial safety measures to prevent injuries during maintenance, such as engine shutdown and part cooling.
Provides a detailed schedule for regular maintenance tasks based on usage intervals and time.
Lists fuel tank capacities and provides essential safety guidelines for refueling the pump.
Advises on using unleaded gasoline with the correct octane rating and warns against using stale or contaminated fuel.
Details the procedure for accurately checking the engine oil level using the dipstick.
Guides users through the process of draining old oil and refilling with fresh oil, including disposal advice.
Suggests appropriate engine oil types and viscosity grades based on operating temperature for optimal performance.
Details inspecting and cleaning the air filter for optimal engine performance.
Provides instructions for cleaning the fuel sediment cup and checking the O-ring for leaks.
Details the process of removing, inspecting, cleaning, gapping, and reinstalling the spark plug, including tightening torque.
Provides instructions on how to adjust the engine's idle speed to the specified RPM.
Explains the maintenance procedure for the optional spark arrester, including cleaning and inspection.
Guides on cleaning, drying, and protecting the pump for long-term storage.
Advises on handling gasoline for storage, including stabilizer use and preventing deterioration.
Covers using fuel stabilizers and selecting safe storage areas.
Outlines the procedure for draining all fuel from the tank and carburetor before storage.
Covers engine oil preparation and final steps for pump storage.
Guides users on how to check and prepare the pump after storage for safe and proper operation.
Details how to safely transport the pump, including allowing it to cool and keeping it level.
Covers common engine issues like not starting or lacking power, with causes and solutions.
Addresses problems of no pump output or low output, with identified causes and corrective actions.
Illustrates where to find the engine and frame serial numbers for identification and service purposes.
Discusses carburetor adjustments for high altitude operation to maintain performance and prevent damage.
Details the use of oxygenated fuels, approved additive percentages, and potential effects on the engine.
Provides details on the engine's emission control system, sources of emissions, and regulatory compliance.
Covers symptoms affecting emissions, importance of genuine parts, and maintenance references.
Explains the Air Index system and emission durability periods for engine certification.
Details dimensions, weight, engine performance, and tune-up specifications for the WB20X model.
Lists pump performance data and includes a curve illustrating discharge capacity against total head.
Details dimensions, weight, engine performance, and tune-up specifications for the WB30X model.
Lists pump performance data and includes a curve illustrating discharge capacity against total head for the WB30X.
Lists available Honda publications like shop manuals and parts catalogs for maintenance and repair.
Details how to contact Honda customer service, including contact information and required details for inquiries.
Summarizes key specifications for fuel type, capacity, and engine oil type and capacity.
Summarizes key specifications for spark plug gap, type, and idle speed adjustment.
Summarizes initial and subsequent maintenance intervals for the pump.