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GENERAC T20 Engine-Driven Trash Pump, 2 in MNPT, 98 ft Head, 1 in Solids - Engine-Driven Trash Pumps
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GENERAC T20 Engine-Driven Trash Pump, 2 in MNPT, 98 ft Head, 1 in Solids

The GENERAC Engine Driven Pump (SKU T20, MPN T20) is a recoil-start, engine-driven trash pump with a 2 in MNPT connection. It features a cast-iron volute, handles solids up to 1 in diameter, and delivers a maximum…

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Brand
GENERAC
Item
T20 Engine-Driven Trash Pump, 2 in MNPT, 98 ft Head, 1 in Solids
Part Number
T20
Category
Engine-Driven Trash Pumps
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Technical Specifications

GENERAC
Manufacturer Part Number
T20
Type
Semi-Open
MNPT
2 in
Max. Head
98 ft
Ignition Type
Recoil-Start
Kit Components
Strainer
Volute Material
Cast Iron
Max. Dia. Solids
1 in

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Product Description

The GENERAC Engine Driven Pump (SKU T20, MPN T20) is a recoil-start, engine-driven trash pump with a 2 in MNPT connection. It features a cast-iron volute, handles solids up to 1 in diameter, and delivers a maximum head of 98 ft. The kit includes a strainer.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the GENERAC Engine Driven Pump used for?

The GENERAC Engine Driven Pump is a trash pump designed for dewatering applications on construction sites, farms, and industrial facilities. It handles water containing solids up to 1 inch in diameter, making it suitable for draining flooded areas, trenches, and pits.

What are the specifications of the GENERAC T20 pump?

The GENERAC T20 pump has 2 in MNPT connections, a cast-iron volute, and a semi-open impeller. It delivers a maximum head of 98 ft, handles solids up to 1 in diameter, and uses recoil-start ignition. The kit includes a strainer.

Where to buy the GENERAC T20 pump worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the GENERAC T20 pump worldwide. As a global industrial equipment distributor, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for availability and lead time.

How to maintain the GENERAC engine-driven trash pump?

Regularly check and clean the strainer and impeller to prevent clogging. Inspect the engine oil and air filter per the GENERAC manual. Drain the pump after use in freezing conditions. Store in a dry location when not in use.

Used in

Common applications for GENERAC
Commercial facilities — Generac three-phase diesel generators (e.g., RD05033JDAE) for standby power during outages.
Industrial plants — Generac 277/480V generators (e.g., RD05033KDAE) for critical process backup.
Residential homes — Generac single-phase 120/240V generators (e.g., RD02025ADAE) for automatic standby power.
Data centers — Generac diesel generators with transfer switches for redundant power supply.
Healthcare facilities — Generac CARB-compliant generators (e.g., RA03022ADAE) for emergency power.
Telecommunications — Generac standby generators for remote site power backup.
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3G Electric supplies GENERAC 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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