JIALING HONDA 3-Inch Water Pump Powered by the Honda GP160 Engine

3-Inch Water Pump Powered by the Honda GP160 Engine (often configured on reliable platforms like the Jialing-Honda WP80P) is a high-volume, general-purpose centrifugal transfer pump. By pairing a wide 3-inch port layout with Honda’s trusted 5.5 HP commercial petrol engine, it is engineered to move massive quantities of water quickly for agriculture, contractor dewatering, and general utility management.

Key Technical Specifications

• Engine Type: Honda GP160 (Single-Cylinder, 4-Stroke, Air-Cooled OHV Petrol Engine)

• Displacement: 163 cc

• Engine Power Output: Approx. 5.5 HP

• Inlet / Outlet Diameter: 3 inches (approx. 80 mm)

• Maximum Flow Rate (Capacity): Up to 1,100 Liters per minute (massive high-volume transfer capability)

• Total Head Lift: Approx. 23 to 30 meters maximum

• Maximum Suction Lift: Up to 7.5 meters

• Fuel Type: Straight unleaded petrol (independent crankcase; no pre-mixing required)

• Starting System: Manual Recoil Pull-Start

• Frame: Tubular steel protective roll cage with vibration-dampening mounts

Key Features & Benefits

• High-Volume Output: The large 3-inch architecture allows it to shift vast volumes of water rapidly, making it significantly faster at filling irrigation basins or draining flooded zones than 2-inch pumps.

• Dependable Honda GP160 Power: Offers legendary ease of starting, smooth idling, clean fuel efficiency, and long-term mechanical reliability under field conditions.

• Portable & Durable Build: Enclosed in a rugged tubular steel frame that protects the wet end and engine while keeping the overall unit light enough for easy site-to-site transport.

• Corrosion-Resistant Wet End: Equipped with a durable aluminum alloy pump housing and a wear-resistant internal impeller designed to handle clean to moderately silty water reliably.

• Primary Applications:

  • High-volume agricultural irrigation, fast flooding of furrows, and filling large storage reservoirs

  • Rapid dewatering of construction excavations, trenches, and flooded basements

  • Emergency flood drainage and bulk fluid transfer between remote sites