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Brand: BHARAT SAARTHI
Bharat Sarathi BS 30 LG 212 CC 3 Inch Water Pump run in both Petrol and LPG Gas Suitable for irrigation Purposes
SKU: TI-BS-36051
₹11350 (Including GST)
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Delivery By: May 28 - May 30
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Short Description
212 CC 3 Inch Water Pump
Run in both Petrol and LPG Gas
Country of origin: China
Description
A water pump is a device that moves, compresses, or transfers water from one place to another. It uses mechanical energy to create a pressure difference, causing water to flow.
Features
:- Moving Water: Water pumps are used to transfer water from a lower level to a higher one, or from one location to another.
- Increasing Pressure: They generate pressure, which is necessary to overcome resistance and move water through pipes or systems.
- Circulating Fluid: In cooling systems, water pumps circulate coolant to maintain optimal engine temperatures.
Specification
:- Brand: BHARAT SAARTHI
- Power : 7.5 hp
- Weight (Approx.) : 213 kg
- Fuel Used : Petrol
- Displacement : 212 cc
- Stroke : 4
- Engine : Bharat Sarathi
- Suction Port Diameter : 80 mm
- Discharge Port Diameter : 80 mm
- Maximum Head : 30 m 98 Ft
- Maximum Flow : 700 L/ Min
Applications
:- Used in agriculture fields, irrigation, farming land, gardening, farm-houses, fountains, drain water from a basement or shallow flooded areas, drain and fill a swimming pool or dam.
Usage
:Usage :
Before you start:
- Fill the tank with unleaded petrol
- Attach the suction hose to the pump's intake and the delivery hose to the outlet.
- Ensure all connections are secure and leak-free.
- You prime the pump by filling it with water through the priming plug. This removes air and prepares it to draw water effectively
Starting the Engine:
- Ensure the fuel valve is open, allowing petrol to flow to the engine .If the engine is cold, engage the choke.
- Pull the recoil starter cord gently until you feel resistance, then give it a sharp tug.
- Repeat until the engine starts.
- Once the engine starts, gradually disengage the choke as it warms up.
- Adjust the throttle to control the water flow rate
**Turn off the engine and allow it to cool before refueling.
