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Engine-driven pumps Pramac MP56-3

Code MP56-3

Key features

  • TypeSemitrash
  • Maximum suction height (m)8
  • Total head (m)26
  • Max flow rate (l/min)930
  • Engine brandHonda
  • StartingManual (self-retracting)
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What it is

Engine-driven pumps Pramac MP56-3. Key specifications: type Semitrash, maximum suction height (m) 8, total head (m) 26.

A dirty water pump is an electric pump or engine-driven pump that draws water containing mud, sand or solids from excavations, sumps, tanks and flooded rooms.

What it is for

Used for water drainage and for pumping water out of excavations, tanks and sumps.

How to use it

Lower the submersible pump to the lowest point, suspended by a rope attached to the handle (never by the cable), and rest it on firm ground; set the engine-driven pump on a level surface, prime it by filling the pump casing with water and immerse the suction hose with its strainer. Connect the delivery hose without kinks, start the pump and check that it does not run dry. After use, run it in clean water to flush it out.

Where it is used

  • Agriculture
  • Earthmoving and excavation
  • Water engineering works

Technical data

  • Type: Semitrash
  • Maximum suction height (m): 8
  • Total head (m): 26
  • Max flow rate (l/min): 930
  • Starting: Manual (self-retracting)
  • Fuel: Petrol

Who it is for

Designed for plumbers and agricultural workers.

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Specifications 7
TypeSemitrash
Maximum suction height (m)8
Total head (m)26
Max flow rate (l/min)930
Engine brandHonda
StartingManual (self-retracting)
FuelPetrol

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