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Maximum Flow Rate | 158 GPM |
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Engine | 212cc |
Fuel Type | Gasoline |
Inlet Size | 3 inches |
Outlet Size | 3 inches |
Maximum Suction Lift | 26 ft. |
Engine Type | Air-Cooled OHV 4-Stroke |
Provides essential safety warnings, product identification, and contact information.
Details pump size, flow rate, head lift, and material specifications.
Lists engine displacement, type, fuel, oil, bore, stroke, and speed.
Graphical representation of pump performance based on flow rate.
Defines hazard symbols like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE.
Highlights immediate dangers and necessary precautions for safe operation.
Covers precautions for fuel, fire safety, and general setup requirements.
Details safe practices for using the water pump, including hazard avoidance.
Further safety advice on usage, cleaning, and environmental considerations.
Guidelines for performing maintenance safely and when to seek professional help.
Instructions for safe refueling practices to prevent fires and spills.
Steps for preparing the pump for use, including fuel valve and fuel cup.
Instructions for adjusting the engine for operation above 3000 feet.
Diagram and labels for engine controls like throttle, choke, and fuel valve.
Diagram and labels for pump parts like intake, discharge, and priming cap.
Guides connecting the intake hose and securing the intake strainer.
Instructions for connecting the discharge hose to the pump.
Advice on positioning the pump near water for best performance.
Guidance on routing hoses for efficient water transfer.
Checking for damaged or missing parts before starting the engine.
Procedure to fill the pump housing with water before operation.
Ensuring correct engine oil level before starting to prevent damage.
Steps for safely filling the fuel tank with the correct gasoline.
Advice on fuel type, ethanol limits, and stabilizer use.
Steps for preparing and igniting the engine.
Setting choke, fuel valve, throttle, and engine switch for start.
Correct method for pulling the starter handle to start the engine.
Allowing the engine to run at no load to stabilize after startup.
Procedures for stopping the engine in emergencies and normal use.
Guidelines for the initial operational and maintenance break-in periods.
Explains the importance of regular maintenance for equipment longevity.
Table outlining maintenance tasks and their recommended frequency.
Step-by-step guide for draining, refilling, and checking engine oil.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the air filter for optimal performance.
Procedures for checking, cleaning, gapping, and replacing the spark plug.
Steps to prepare the pump for extended periods of non-use.
Identifies causes and solutions for the pump overheating.
Troubleshooting common issues like stalling and failure to pump water.
Diagnosing and fixing problems related to reduced water flow.
Addresses common fuel-related causes for engine starting failure.
Troubleshooting spark plug, cap, and ignition system problems.
Diagnosing issues related to cylinder lubrication, spark plug, and head gasket.
Resolving problems caused by low engine oil or improper engine mounting.