مضخة المياه هوندا تعمل بالبنزين موديل (WT20X) قياس فتحات ضخ (2X2") بسعة خزان وقود (3.1L)

This is a gasoline-powered dewatering pump that uses the Honda GX160 4-stroke engine. It draws water through a 2-inch suction port and expels it through a 2-inch discharge port, delivering up to 360 liters per minute and lifting water up to 7 meters. It’s designed for quick, heavy-duty water removal from basements, pits, pools, and similar sites.

Key specs include the Honda GX160 engine, 2" suction and 2" discharge ports (WT20X model), maximum head of 7 meters, maximum flow of 360 L/min, a 3.1 liter fuel tank, built-in fuel gauge, and it is of Japanese origin for strong build quality.

It’s designed for dewatering dirty water and light solids commonly found in basements, pits, and pools. It’s a trash-pump style unit, so it’s better suited for water with some debris than for long, large solids; avoid pumping highly abrasive or oversized materials.

2"x2" indicates 2-inch diameter ports for both suction and discharge. The WT20X designation refers to this model’s configuration, ensuring compatibility with standard 2-inch hoses and fittings and providing reliable, high-flow operation.

It is manufactured in Japan, which is often associated with precise engineering and durable, high-quality construction, contributing to long service life when properly maintained.

With a 3.1 L fuel tank, run time depends on engine load and usage. The unit includes a built-in fuel gauge to alert you when refueling is needed, helping you plan longer dewatering tasks without unexpected stops.

Place the pump on stable ground near the dewatering area. Attach 2-inch hoses to the suction and discharge ports, ensure clamps are secure, check oil and fuel levels, start the engine (following standard cold-start procedure for GX160), and run water through the system to prime before full operation.

Wear appropriate PPE (gloves, eye protection, and durable footwear). Operate in a well-ventilated area to avoid exhaust buildup, keep bystanders away, never run the pump dry, and disconnect the spark plug before performing maintenance or hose changes. Regularly inspect hoses for wear and use clamps rated for 2 inches.

Compared to other 2" trash pumps on Fepy.com, this Honda GX160-based model emphasizes reliability and consistent performance with a Japanese build. For comparisons, you can view similar options such as 2" trash pumps listed at: https://fepy.com/product/2in-trash-pump-wt20x-jp and https://fepy.com/product/honda-gx160-water-transfer-pump-2x2-wt20x. These pages illustrate variations in engine types, fuel tanks, and feature sets while staying within the 2" port size category.

Ideal for dewatering after floods or heavy rain, draining flooded basements, removing water from pits or excavations, and clearing pools or large outdoor water accumulation where quick, portable pumping is needed.

Regularly check and change engine oil as recommended by GX160 maintenance guidelines, inspect and clean the intake strainer, drain and replace fuel if storing for a long period, clean or replace air filters as needed, and store the unit upright in a dry, cool place. After use, flush the pump with clean water to remove debris and inspect the impeller and seals for wear.

Use 2-inch hoses and fittings that are rated for pump discharge pressure. Secure all connections with appropriate clamps and consider a strainer on the suction line to prevent large debris from entering the pump. You can also look for compatible 2-inch hose kits on Fepy to ensure a proper fit with this model.