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W.D. Bryant & Son Corbin

Rental Product

WATER PUMP HONDA 2-IN

SKU #05-300 UPC #05-300
WATER PUMP HONDA 2-IN

Description

Honda WB20XT4A – 2" General Purpose Water Pump

Rental Equipment Overview Sheet

Equipment Description

The Honda WB20XT4A is a commercial-grade, 2-inch centrifugal water pump designed for moving large volumes of clean or slightly dirty water quickly and efficiently. Powered by Honda's reliable GX120 commercial engine, this pump is ideal for construction sites, flooded basements, irrigation, agricultural use, and general dewatering applications. It can handle debris up to 5/16 inch in diameter while delivering up to 164 gallons per minute.

Key Features

  • Commercial-grade Honda GX120 OHV engine
  • Self-priming centrifugal pump
  • Pumps up to 164 GPM
  • Handles solids up to 5/16 in.
  • Maximum total head: 105 ft.
  • Maximum suction lift: 25 ft.
  • Cast iron impeller and volute for long service life
  • Heavy-duty protective roll frame
  • Oil Alert® low-oil shutdown protection
  • Lightweight design (44 lbs.) for easy transport 

Specifications

SpecificationDetails
Pump Size2 in.
EngineHonda GX120 Commercial OHV
Engine Displacement118 cc
Pump TypeSelf-Priming Centrifugal
Maximum Flow164 GPM
Maximum Head Lift105 ft.
Maximum Suction Lift25 ft.
Maximum Pressure45 PSI
Solids HandlingUp to 5/16 in.
Fuel Capacity0.53 gal
RuntimeApproximately 1.7 hours at maximum discharge
Dry Weight44 lbs.

 

Common Rental Applications

  • Flooded basement water removal
  • Construction site dewatering
  • Irrigation transfer
  • Pond and pool draining
  • Agricultural water transfer
  • Excavation water removal
  • Landscape drainage
  • Emergency storm cleanup

What's Included

  • Honda WB20 Water Pump
  • Suction Strainer
  • Two 2-inch Hose Couplers
  • Hose Clamps
  • Owner's Operating Instructions

(Suction and discharge hoses may be rented separately.)

Operating Instructions

  1. Position pump on level ground.
  2. Connect suction hose with strainer attached.
  3. Connect discharge hose.
  4. Fill pump housing with water before starting (prime the pump).
  5. Check engine oil and fuel.
  6. Start engine.
  7. Increase throttle to desired pumping speed.
  8. Monitor operation and never allow pump to run dry.
  9. Shut engine off before disconnecting hoses.