Trash Pumps

Gasoline-driven trash pumps are rugged, self-contained pumping systems designed to move high volumes of water containing solids, debris, and other suspended materials and must be used in conjunction with a line strainer. Powered by dependable gasoline engines and equipped with large-diameter impellers and durable pump housings, they are built to handle demanding dewatering, agricultural, construction, drainage, and emergency pumping applications where conventional water pumps may clog or struggle. Their portability and high-flow capability make them an efficient solution for rapidly moving dirty water and debris-laden fluids.