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Dayton Engine-Driven Trash Pump, 2 in NPT, 98 ft Max Head - Engine-Driven Trash Pumps
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Dayton Engine-Driven Trash Pump, 2 in NPT, 98 ft Max Head

The DAYTON Engine Driven Pump (SKU 3G-OTH-86587) is a 4 4/5 hp engine-driven trash pump with a ductile iron volute and recoil-start ignition. It features 2 in NPT inlet and outlet ports, handles solids up to 1 in…

SKU 3G-OTH-86587

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Dayton
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Engine-Driven Trash Pump, 2 in NPT, 98 ft Max Head
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Engine-Driven Trash Pumps
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Technical Specifications

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NPT
2 in
Max. Head
98 ft
Ignition Type
Recoil-Start
Volute Material
Ductile Iron
Max. Dia. Solids
1 in

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Product Description

The DAYTON Engine Driven Pump (SKU 3G-OTH-86587) is a 4 4/5 hp engine-driven trash pump with a ductile iron volute and recoil-start ignition. It features 2 in NPT inlet and outlet ports, handles solids up to 1 in diameter, and delivers a maximum head of 98 ft.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the DAYTON Engine Driven Pump used for?

The DAYTON is an engine-driven trash pump designed for dewatering applications in construction, mining, and agriculture. It handles solids up to 1 in diameter, making it suitable for pumping muddy or debris-laden water from excavations, pits, and flooded areas.

What are the specifications of the DAYTON pump?

The DAYTON is a 4 4/5 hp engine-driven trash pump with a ductile iron volute and recoil-start ignition. It has 2 in NPT inlet and outlet ports, handles solids up to 1 in diameter, and delivers a maximum head of 98 ft.

Where to buy the DAYTON pump worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the DAYTON engine-driven pump to customers worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for availability and lead time on this model.

How to maintain the DAYTON engine-driven trash pump?

Regular maintenance includes checking engine oil, air filter, and spark plug per the DAYTON manual. After each use, flush the volute with clean water to remove debris. Inspect the impeller and seals for wear. Store in a dry location with fuel stabilizer added.

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3G Electric supplies Dayton engine-driven trash pumps. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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