Home » Shop » hot sale » Hydraulic Driven Centrifugal Pump for Agricultural Water Transfer and Irrigation Systems

Hydraulic Driven Centrifugal Pump for Agricultural Water Transfer and Irrigation Systems

Original price was: $1,090.69.Current price is: $724.73.

Sale!
SKU: SMA-014-FMC150FHYD206 Category:

When you need to move a lot of water fast—whether it’s irrigating fields, filling stock tanks, or transferring liquid fertilizer—a good centrifugal pump makes all the difference. This hydraulic-driven pump taps right into your tractor’s hydraulic system, giving you up to 145 GPM of flow without needing a separate engine or PTO connection. It’s the kind of setup that lets you pump water while keeping your tractor free for other work.

What You’re Getting

  • Hefty 145 GPM capacity that handles big irrigation jobs or fills large tanks in a hurry
  • Cast iron pump body built to handle the bumps and vibration of field use year after year
  • Viton carbon and ceramic seals that keep things tight even with dirty water or liquid fertilizer
  • 220 inlet flange and 200 outlet flange connections for secure, leak-free hookups
  • Valox impeller that resists corrosion and keeps spinning smoothly

Built for Real Farm Work

This pump shines when you need to move water for irrigation, drain flooded fields, or transfer liquid from one location to another. The 7 GPM hydraulic requirement means it works great with open center hydraulic systems on mid-size tractors. Whether you’re running irrigation lines, filling spray tanks, or handling drainage issues after heavy rain, this pump delivers the flow you need.

Made to Last

The cast iron construction handles the tough conditions you’ll throw at it—from sandy irrigation water to chemical solutions. The Viton seals are designed for agricultural chemicals and won’t break down like cheaper rubber seals. That 120 PSI rating gives you plenty of pressure for most farm applications without overtaxing the pump.

Installation Notes

You’ll need 7 GPM of hydraulic flow to run this pump properly, so check your tractor’s hydraulic capacity before ordering. The flange connections make for a solid, vibration-resistant installation that won’t work loose during operation. A quick tip: prime the pump before first use, and check your suction line for air leaks if you’re having trouble holding prime.