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1In. Clear Water Pump
Owner’s Manual
WARNING: Read carefully and understand all ASSEMBLY AND OPERATION
INSTRUCTIONS before operating. Failure to follow the safety rules and other basic safety
precautions may result in serious personal injury.
Items #60729
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Summary

Intended Use and Applications

Product Application Overview

The Ironton 1 Inch Clear Water Pump is designed for applications like farming irrigation, flooding, and construction.

Technical Specifications

Pump Performance Data

Details engine type, flow rate, suction head, total head, pressure, dimensions, and dry weight.

Important Safety Information

General Safety Precautions

Read all instructions carefully. Use common sense and caution. Do not modify the pump. Use the right tool for the job.

Work Area Safety Guidelines

Keep pump away from electrical sources. Keep children and bystanders clear. Be aware of hazards.

Pump Use and Care

Pre-Operation and Assembly

Read manual, keep extinguisher nearby, review safety, check assembly, do not modify.

Fueling and Operation Safety

Fuel outdoors, use approved container, handle hot engine carefully, do not run unattended, be aware of hot muffler.

Specific Operation Warnings

Pump Operation Limitations

Pump clean water only. Do not pump gasoline or flammable liquids. Keep pump 20 ft from buildings.

Safe Refueling Practices

Refuel in ventilated area with engine off. Keep area clear of sparks. Do not overfill. Clean spills immediately.

Assembly Instructions

Handle Attachment Procedure

Instructions for attaching the pump handle using bolts and nuts.

Required Tools for Assembly

Lists the required tools: open-end wrenches S10/S8 and M6 bolts.

Before Each Use

Inspection and Preparation

Check oil level, ensure guards are replaced, use correct replacement parts before starting.

Key Safety Rules for Operation

Turn off engine for service. Ensure guards are replaced. Use manufacturer-specified replacement parts.

Fueling Procedures

Pre-Fueling Checks and Safety

Ensure pump casing empty, clean strainer, inspect pump, check for leaks, engine off/cool, outdoor location, add gasoline safely.

Safe Fueling Steps

Use approved container, don't overfill, clean spills, replace gas cap, store gasoline properly.

Pump Setup and Priming

Strainer Attachment and Placement

Attach strainer to suction hose. Keep it clean and suspended or in a basket. Place pump near liquid, use flexible hose, ensure footing.

Priming the Pump

Do not run dry. Fill pump with water using the priming port. Ensure all hose connections are air-tight.

Operating Instructions

Pump Operation Safety and Priming

Review safety. Fill pump chamber with water before starting. Follow engine safety rules: hot muffler, exhaust, CO, throttle control.

High Altitude Operation

Altitude Performance Considerations

Operating above 2000 ft may affect performance. A high-altitude kit may be needed. Contact for kits.

Engine Operation Safety

Kickback and Rotating Parts Warning

Warning about kickback and rotating parts. Keep guards in place, hands/feet away, tie hair, remove jewelry, avoid loose clothing.

Engine Operation Hazards

Carbon Monoxide & Heat Risks

Engines produce deadly CO. Run outdoors. Mufflers get hot. Avoid exhaust inhalation.

Fire and Explosion Risks

Starting sparks ignite gas. Gasoline is flammable. Refuel safely. Keep away from sparks and heat.

Pre-Operation Safety Checklist

General Operating Environment

Run engine in ventilated area (20 ft from buildings). Keep out of reach of children. Operator must read manual. Refuel safely. Locate on level platform. Check fuel cap. Muffler is hot.

Engine Oil and Fuel Requirements

Engine Oil Inspection and Type

Check oil level on level ground. Use SAE 10W-30. Do not use additives or 2-stroke oil. Low oil damages engine.

Recommended Fuel Specifications

Use FRESH, UNLEADED GAS with OCTANE RATING 87 OR HIGHER. Avoid high alcohol content fuels.

Starting the Engine

Fueling and Starting Safety

Explosion/Burn Hazard: Refuel with engine off, in ventilated area, no smoking. Do not overfill. Clean spills. Avoid fuel vapor contact.

Cold vs. Warm Start Procedures

Cold start: choke closed. Warm start: choke open. Adjust throttle for engine speed.

Engine Ignition and Starting Mechanism

Engine Switch and Recoil Starter

Use Engine Switch to ON for ignition, OFF to stop. Pull Recoil Starter grip lightly then briskly.

Choke Lever Adjustment During Warm-up

Gradually move choke lever to Open position as the engine warms up.

Engine Speed and Stopping

Throttle Control for Engine Speed

Position throttle lever for desired speed. Fast increases output, Slow decreases output.

Normal Engine Shutdown Procedure

Move throttle lever to Slow position, then turn engine switch to OFF position.

Post-Operation and Maintenance

After Each Use Procedures

Remove drain plug, drain pump chamber. Remove filler cap, flush with clean water, drain again, reinstall cap and plug.

Importance of Regular Maintenance

Improper maintenance can cause injury. Follow schedules for optimal performance and service life.

Maintenance Schedule and Tasks

Scheduled Checks and Frequencies

Details checks for oil, air cleaner, spark plug, etc., with frequency based on time or hours.

Engine Oil and Air Cleaner Care

Instructions for engine oil replacement (0.4L capacity) and air cleaner cleaning, avoiding gasoline for cleaning.

Spark Plug Maintenance

Spark Plug Inspection and Cleaning

Check visually for wear/cracks. Clean with wire brush. Gap: 0.70-0.80mm.

Spark Plug Installation Guidelines

Tighten securely. Use correct heat range. New plug: touch, press, twist 1/2 turn. Used plug: twist 1/8-1/4 turn.

Storage Procedures

Preparing for Long-Term Storage

Flush with pure water, drain completely. Store in ventilated area away from heat/sparks. Protect from freezing.

Storage Fuel Considerations

Gasoline deteriorates. Use stabilizer for short-term. Drain tank/carburetor for long-term. Handle fuel safely.

Troubleshooting Guide

Pre-Service Safety and Steps

Read safety rules. Review table. Flush, drain, disconnect power before attempting repairs.

Common Pump Problems and Solutions

Pump Not Revolve Issues

Check engine manual for non-turnover, or disassemble for rusted impeller.

Priming Failure Causes and Fixes

Address insufficient priming, air leaks, or slow engine speed by adding water, checking joints, or increasing speed.

Low Capacity Solutions

Fix clogged strainers, kinks, high suction lift, or low speed by cleaning, straightening, moving pump, or increasing speed.

Parts Diagram for Pump

Pump Component Illustration

Exploded view diagram illustrating the components of the water pump assembly.

Parts List for Pump

Pump Parts Identification

Detailed list of pump components with reference numbers, codes, descriptions, and quantities.

Parts Diagram for Engine

Engine Component Illustration

Exploded view diagram illustrating the components of the engine.

Parts List for Engine

Engine Parts Identification

Detailed list of engine components with reference numbers, codes, descriptions, and quantities.

Replacement Parts Information

Ordering and Required Details

Call Customer Service for parts. Provide item description, model, serial number, and reference number. Distributor reserves rights to change designs.

Limited Warranty Details

Warranty Terms and Coverage

90-day warranty against material defects. Excludes normal wear, abuse, neglect, misuse, and improper maintenance.

Claim Process and Limitations

Retain receipt for claims. Remedy is replacement or refund. Not liable for removal/installation costs or consequential damages.

Summary

Intended Use and Applications

Product Application Overview

The Ironton 1 Inch Clear Water Pump is designed for applications like farming irrigation, flooding, and construction.

Technical Specifications

Pump Performance Data

Details engine type, flow rate, suction head, total head, pressure, dimensions, and dry weight.

Important Safety Information

General Safety Precautions

Read all instructions carefully. Use common sense and caution. Do not modify the pump. Use the right tool for the job.

Work Area Safety Guidelines

Keep pump away from electrical sources. Keep children and bystanders clear. Be aware of hazards.

Pump Use and Care

Pre-Operation and Assembly

Read manual, keep extinguisher nearby, review safety, check assembly, do not modify.

Fueling and Operation Safety

Fuel outdoors, use approved container, handle hot engine carefully, do not run unattended, be aware of hot muffler.

Specific Operation Warnings

Pump Operation Limitations

Pump clean water only. Do not pump gasoline or flammable liquids. Keep pump 20 ft from buildings.

Safe Refueling Practices

Refuel in ventilated area with engine off. Keep area clear of sparks. Do not overfill. Clean spills immediately.

Assembly Instructions

Handle Attachment Procedure

Instructions for attaching the pump handle using bolts and nuts.

Required Tools for Assembly

Lists the required tools: open-end wrenches S10/S8 and M6 bolts.

Before Each Use

Inspection and Preparation

Check oil level, ensure guards are replaced, use correct replacement parts before starting.

Key Safety Rules for Operation

Turn off engine for service. Ensure guards are replaced. Use manufacturer-specified replacement parts.

Fueling Procedures

Pre-Fueling Checks and Safety

Ensure pump casing empty, clean strainer, inspect pump, check for leaks, engine off/cool, outdoor location, add gasoline safely.

Safe Fueling Steps

Use approved container, don't overfill, clean spills, replace gas cap, store gasoline properly.

Pump Setup and Priming

Strainer Attachment and Placement

Attach strainer to suction hose. Keep it clean and suspended or in a basket. Place pump near liquid, use flexible hose, ensure footing.

Priming the Pump

Do not run dry. Fill pump with water using the priming port. Ensure all hose connections are air-tight.

Operating Instructions

Pump Operation Safety and Priming

Review safety. Fill pump chamber with water before starting. Follow engine safety rules: hot muffler, exhaust, CO, throttle control.

High Altitude Operation

Altitude Performance Considerations

Operating above 2000 ft may affect performance. A high-altitude kit may be needed. Contact for kits.

Engine Operation Safety

Kickback and Rotating Parts Warning

Warning about kickback and rotating parts. Keep guards in place, hands/feet away, tie hair, remove jewelry, avoid loose clothing.

Engine Operation Hazards

Carbon Monoxide & Heat Risks

Engines produce deadly CO. Run outdoors. Mufflers get hot. Avoid exhaust inhalation.

Fire and Explosion Risks

Starting sparks ignite gas. Gasoline is flammable. Refuel safely. Keep away from sparks and heat.

Pre-Operation Safety Checklist

General Operating Environment

Run engine in ventilated area (20 ft from buildings). Keep out of reach of children. Operator must read manual. Refuel safely. Locate on level platform. Check fuel cap. Muffler is hot.

Engine Oil and Fuel Requirements

Engine Oil Inspection and Type

Check oil level on level ground. Use SAE 10W-30. Do not use additives or 2-stroke oil. Low oil damages engine.

Recommended Fuel Specifications

Use FRESH, UNLEADED GAS with OCTANE RATING 87 OR HIGHER. Avoid high alcohol content fuels.

Starting the Engine

Fueling and Starting Safety

Explosion/Burn Hazard: Refuel with engine off, in ventilated area, no smoking. Do not overfill. Clean spills. Avoid fuel vapor contact.

Cold vs. Warm Start Procedures

Cold start: choke closed. Warm start: choke open. Adjust throttle for engine speed.

Engine Ignition and Starting Mechanism

Engine Switch and Recoil Starter

Use Engine Switch to ON for ignition, OFF to stop. Pull Recoil Starter grip lightly then briskly.

Choke Lever Adjustment During Warm-up

Gradually move choke lever to Open position as the engine warms up.

Engine Speed and Stopping

Throttle Control for Engine Speed

Position throttle lever for desired speed. Fast increases output, Slow decreases output.

Normal Engine Shutdown Procedure

Move throttle lever to Slow position, then turn engine switch to OFF position.

Post-Operation and Maintenance

After Each Use Procedures

Remove drain plug, drain pump chamber. Remove filler cap, flush with clean water, drain again, reinstall cap and plug.

Importance of Regular Maintenance

Improper maintenance can cause injury. Follow schedules for optimal performance and service life.

Maintenance Schedule and Tasks

Scheduled Checks and Frequencies

Details checks for oil, air cleaner, spark plug, etc., with frequency based on time or hours.

Engine Oil and Air Cleaner Care

Instructions for engine oil replacement (0.4L capacity) and air cleaner cleaning, avoiding gasoline for cleaning.

Spark Plug Maintenance

Spark Plug Inspection and Cleaning

Check visually for wear/cracks. Clean with wire brush. Gap: 0.70-0.80mm.

Spark Plug Installation Guidelines

Tighten securely. Use correct heat range. New plug: touch, press, twist 1/2 turn. Used plug: twist 1/8-1/4 turn.

Storage Procedures

Preparing for Long-Term Storage

Flush with pure water, drain completely. Store in ventilated area away from heat/sparks. Protect from freezing.

Storage Fuel Considerations

Gasoline deteriorates. Use stabilizer for short-term. Drain tank/carburetor for long-term. Handle fuel safely.

Troubleshooting Guide

Pre-Service Safety and Steps

Read safety rules. Review table. Flush, drain, disconnect power before attempting repairs.

Common Pump Problems and Solutions

Pump Not Revolve Issues

Check engine manual for non-turnover, or disassemble for rusted impeller.

Priming Failure Causes and Fixes

Address insufficient priming, air leaks, or slow engine speed by adding water, checking joints, or increasing speed.

Low Capacity Solutions

Fix clogged strainers, kinks, high suction lift, or low speed by cleaning, straightening, moving pump, or increasing speed.

Parts Diagram for Pump

Pump Component Illustration

Exploded view diagram illustrating the components of the water pump assembly.

Parts List for Pump

Pump Parts Identification

Detailed list of pump components with reference numbers, codes, descriptions, and quantities.

Parts Diagram for Engine

Engine Component Illustration

Exploded view diagram illustrating the components of the engine.

Parts List for Engine

Engine Parts Identification

Detailed list of engine components with reference numbers, codes, descriptions, and quantities.

Replacement Parts Information

Ordering and Required Details

Call Customer Service for parts. Provide item description, model, serial number, and reference number. Distributor reserves rights to change designs.

Limited Warranty Details

Warranty Terms and Coverage

90-day warranty against material defects. Excludes normal wear, abuse, neglect, misuse, and improper maintenance.

Claim Process and Limitations

Retain receipt for claims. Remedy is replacement or refund. Not liable for removal/installation costs or consequential damages.

Ironton 60729 Specifications

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BrandIronton
Model60729
CategoryWater Pump
LanguageEnglish

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