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MH40E-2 - Water Master 4" Water Transfer Pump eStart

Regular price $2,860.00

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MH40E-2 4″ Water Transfer Pump eStart

The MH40E-2 is a 4″ Water Transfer Pump with a high flow rate up to 1,420L/min, and large, robust single impeller. This pump is lighter than many competitors, and with a sturdy roll frame and lifting bar it is a portable solution for moving a lot of water. It is powered with the legendary reliability of a Honda GX petrol engine. Manufactured in Australia it is made with high quality parts and the pump components are all made from cast aluminium.

Perfect for water transfer between dams or tanks, flood irrigation, site dewatering and stock watering.

This model supersedes the MH40E model.

Why electric start?

The electric start ensures easy operation for all. If you want a fire defence pump, then reliability and convenience are important considerations. Our eStart model is able to be started quickly by anybody, and in the event of a dangerous and high stress situation the convenience can be crucial. We mount the battery and wiring fully in the frame, making sure portability is not compromised.

Technical Specifications

Brand: Water Master
Engine Model: Honda GX270
Product Type: Engine Driven Pump
Suitable For: Water Transfer
Starting System: Electric
Fuel Tank Capacity: 5.3 L
Suction Size: 4”
Discharge Size: 4”
Max. Head: 33 metres
Max. Flow Rate: 1420 L/min
Fuel Type: Unleaded Petrol
Dimensions: 620 x 475 x 573 mm (L x W x H)
Weight: 55.5 kg
Self Priming: Yes

* Specifications are subject to change without notice. Images are for display purposes only. Product may differ from images displayed. Performance data has been measured at the pump. The performance of our Pumps as noted above can be affected by the installation and configuration of the pipe work and distances involved. Example – suction head, static head, friction head. Which all need to be considered when determining the appropriate pump size.