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YP40T Water Pump

Condition: New
Regular price $2,628.70 Save $657.17
Sale price $1,971.53
Sale price ends Mon Nov 30, 11:59 PM PT
+ freight from $185.00, insured LTL, priced by delivery zone (rates)
From $2,156.53 delivered
  • Palletized and heavy shrink-wrapped for freight
  • LTL carrier delivery with optional liftgate service
  • Ships in 1–2 business days from Los Angeles, CA
  • Transit typically 3–14 business days, continental US
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Details & Inspection Notes

The YP40T tops this lineup with a 4-inch discharge port and a 357cc OHV 4-stroke engine, reaching a rated 449 gallons per minute, or 26,940 gallons per hour, more flow than any of the smaller-port trash pumps here. Its impeller still handles debris as large as 1-1/16 inch, about 27 mm, without clogging.

Trading head for volume

This model's 89-foot total head sits a little below some of this lineup's smaller-port pumps, since more of the larger engine's power goes toward raw volume through the bigger opening rather than pushing water higher. A 26-foot suction rating carries through unchanged, covering how deep below the pump the water source can sit.

Durability where it counts

The impeller and volute case are cast iron rather than a lighter alloy, built to stand up to the sand, grit, and silt that come with debris-laden pumping, and the seal is a Japanese-made silicon carbide design rated more durable than an older carbon-ceramic seal. The 4-inch NPT fittings call for hose sized to match, rather than reusing a smaller-port hose.

Common questions

How much water can it move per hour? Up to 26,940 gallons.

What's the warranty? A 3-year industrial and residential warranty, with an optional Y.E.S. extension.

Can it run on a 3-inch hose instead? No, the 4-inch port and fittings call for hose sized to match.

Equipment Commissioning & Pre-Start Checklist

  • Check engine oil, hydraulic fluid, and coolant levels to manufacturer-specified dipstick/sight-glass marks.
  • Inspect fuel shut-off valve, air filter element, and hydraulic hose fittings for secure connections.
  • Verify all safety pins, locks, hydraulic couplers, and guards are secured before starting.
  • Allow a 3–5 minute warm-up period at low idle to circulate lubricants and hydraulic oil prior to applying load.

Full terms: 30-day warranty · returns