2 Inch Gasoline Water Pump

2 inch gasoline water pump in four builds: standard 167 or 168 engines at 30 m head, a 170 high-pressure version reaching 65 m, and a chemical-duty version at 45 m.

OEM/ODMLogo / Color / Packaging
Stable Supply3000+ Daily Output
Fast DeliveryWithin 30 Days
Global ServiceExported to 60+ Countries
CE
Custom Certification SupportBased on market requirements
Model
Engine Model167
Rated Power4.2 kW
Displacement186 cc
Inlet Size2 inch
Outlet Size2 inch
Max Head30 m
Suction Lift8 m
Horsepower5.0 HP
Stroke4-stroke
Packing Size515×385×455 mm
Engine Model168
Rated Power3.8 kW
Displacement196 cc
Inlet Size2 inch
Outlet Size2 inch
Max Head30 m
Suction Lift8 m
Horsepower6.5 HP
Stroke4-stroke
Gross Weight20.5 kg
Packing Size485×390×415 mm
Engine Model170
Rated Power4.2 kW
Displacement211 cc
Inlet Size2 inch
Outlet Size2 inch
Max Head65 m
Suction Lift8 m
Horsepower7.0 HP
Stroke4-stroke
Packing Size515×390×425 mm
Engine Model170
Rated Power4.2 kW
Displacement211 cc
Inlet Size2 inch
Outlet Size2 inch
Max Head45 m
Suction Lift8 m
Horsepower7.0 HP
Stroke4-stroke
Packing Size555×415×400 mm

Specifications are for reference only and may vary by configuration or destination market. Contact us for the full data sheet.

2 Inch Gasoline Water Pump Overview

The 2 inch gasoline water pump is the size most distributors list first, and WENXIN builds it four ways. Standard units run 167 (4.2 kW, 5.0 HP) or 168 (3.8 kW, 6.5 HP) engines to a 30 m head; the 170 high-pressure version lifts that to 65 m, and a chemical-duty build handles corrosive liquids at 45 m. All four take 8 m of suction lift on four-stroke power.

OEM & ODM Service

WENXIN has manufactured agricultural and power machinery since 2004, with 1,500+ staff across three production bases covering more than 205,000 m². We support OEM and ODM orders including custom logo, colour, labelling and carton design, and export to over 60 countries. Contact our team with your target market and estimated quantity for factory pricing and lead times.

What is a gasoline water pump used for?

A gasoline water pump is commonly used for farm irrigation, water transfer, drainage, agricultural water supply, construction sites, and emergency pumping applications.

How do I choose the right gasoline water pump?

You can choose based on inlet and outlet size, flow rate, lift height, engine power, water source, and application. Common options include 2 inch, 3 inch, and 4 inch gasoline water pumps.

What is the difference between a gasoline water pump and a diesel water pump?

Gasoline water pumps are usually lighter, easier to move, and suitable for portable use. Diesel water pumps are often used for longer working hours and heavier-duty applications.

Can I customize the gasoline water pump with my own brand?

Yes. We support OEM/ODM customization, including logo, color, label, carton packaging, and product configuration based on bulk order requirements.

What certificates are available for gasoline water pumps?

CE certification can be supported for gasoline water pumps. Certificate availability may vary by model and destination market. Additional certification support is available based on customer requirements.

01Material InspectionIncoming raw materials and components are inspected against our quality standards before entering production.
02Precision MachiningCore parts are machined in-house on CNC equipment to keep tolerances and performance consistent batch after batch.
03Assembly LineUnits are assembled on dedicated production lines by trained operators, with in-process checks at each station.
04Testing & Running-inEvery unit goes through functional testing and running-in before it is approved for packing.
05Packing & LoadingProducts are packed to export standards, with OEM logo, color and carton design available on request.

Factory audits and video inspections are welcome. Contact us to arrange a visit or a live production walkthrough.

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