2 Inch Banjo Dewatering Pump Electric Start Honda GX200 (M225PH-6-200E.BAN)

2 Inch Banjo Dewatering Pump Electric Start Honda GX200 (M225PH-6-200E.BAN)

The M225PH-6-200E.BAN Banjo transfer pump is an ideal solution for farming, high-volume transfer, de-watering and irrigation.

Powered by a commercial grade electric start Honda GX200 engine - the commercial industry standard for reliability and fuel efficiency - it is a dependable unit that keeps going and going and going.

With flow rates up to 190 GPM, you can transfer liquids at 11,300 gallons per hour!

Banjo M225PH-6-200E.BAN Pump Highlights:

• 2' Multi-Purpose Pump
• Honda OHV GX200 Commercial Grade Engine with electric start
  
• Protected By Honda Oil Alert® Warning System - alerts you or shuts engine down if oil reaches an unsafe level
• Fast & Reliable Starting - automatic mechanical decompression ensures easy starting
• Polypropylene Housing - corrosion-resistant design for pumping a variety of liquids
• 5-Vane Nylon Impeller - provides increased strength to extend pump life
• EPDM Mechanical Seal - for compatibility with many agricultural chemicals
• 2' Manifold Connections - Ideal for applications that require rigid pipe connections
• Stainless Steel Hardware - never deal with rusty sheet metal hardware again
• Large Drain & Primer Plug Thumb Screws - makes it easy to use without any tools required
  
• 1 Year Pump Warranty
• 3 Year Engine Warranty
• Free Shipping

Specifications

DIMENSIONS

Weight: 50 pounds
Length: 21 inches
Width: 17 inches
Height: 15 inches

PUMP

Gallons Per Minute: 190
Inlet Diameter: 2'
Outlet Diameter: 2'
Self Priming: Yes
Pump Head Material: Glass-Reinforced Polyester
Pump Housing Drain: Yes
Quick Clean Out: No
Mechanical Seal Material: EPDM
Impeller Material: Nylon
Handles Solids: No
Total Head Lift: 120 ft.
Submersible: No
Warranty: 1 Year

ENGINE

Engine Brand: Honda GX
Starting System: Electric Start
Engine Cycles: 4-Cycle
Low Oil Shutdown: Yes
CCs: 196cc
Warranty: 3 Years

What Our Experts Think

• Electric Start Convenience: Equipped with an electric start Honda GX200 engine for quick and hassle-free operation.
• Efficient Performance: 2-inch ports ensure reliable water transfer for medium-duty dewatering tasks.
• Durable Build: Robust Banjo construction designed to handle challenging industrial and agricultural environments.
• Portable and User-Friendly: Lightweight design with ergonomic handles for easy transport and setup.
• Fuel Efficiency: The Honda GX200 engine provides powerful performance while minimizing fuel consumption.

Q&A

Q: What is the 2 Inch Banjo Dewatering Pump Electric Start Honda GX200 (M225PH-6-200E.BAN)?
A: The M225PH-6-200E.BAN is a 2-inch dewatering pump featuring an electric start Honda GX200 engine, designed for efficient, reliable water transfer with added convenience.

Q: What are its standout features?
A: This pump offers a 2-inch inlet/outlet, corrosion-resistant Banjo poly housing, an electric start for hassle-free operation, and the trusted Honda GX200 engine for superior performance and durability.

Q: What applications is it best suited for?
A: Perfect for construction dewatering, agricultural irrigation, flood management, and other water transfer tasks where efficiency and ease of use are critical.

Q: Why choose this model?
A: The electric start eliminates manual effort, while the combination of Honda’s reliable engine and Banjo’s durable design ensures long-lasting performance, portability, and minimal maintenance.

Maintenance Tips

• Oil Maintenance: Check oil levels before each use; use SAE 10W-30 and replace after the first 20 hours, then every 50 hours.
• Air Filter Care: Inspect and clean or replace the air filter regularly to ensure optimal engine performance.
• Battery Check: Ensure the electric start battery is charged and connections are secure; clean terminals as needed.
• Flush After Use: Rinse the pump with clean water after each job to remove debris and prevent clogs.
• Inspect Components: Check the impeller, seals, and hoses for wear or damage every 50 hours. Replace if necessary.
• Storage Tips: Drain fuel before long-term storage and keep the pump in a dry, cool area to avoid rust and battery issues.