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Pacer S 6-1/2 HP 200 gpm Thermoplastic Automatic Gas Transfer Pump

Made in America

Support American manufacturers + independent hardware retailers in one purchase.

Moves up to 200 GPM with 120 ft of head, no outlet needed, just gas power and a self-priming pump ready to work.
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About Product Overview

When you need to move a couple hundred gallons an hour and there's no outlet in sight, the Pacer SE2UL transfer pump runs on gas, not electricity, so it goes anywhere the job takes you. The 6-1/2 HP engine drives a self-priming pump rated for up to 200 gallons per minute of discharge flow and can push water up to 120 feet of head, making it a solid choice for draining flooded basements, dewatering job sites, moving irrigation water, or emptying pools and ponds.

The thermoplastic housing resists corrosion, so it holds up to the muddy, mineral-heavy, or slightly dirty water this kind of pump usually deals with. Hardware is included, so setup is straightforward out of the box. Built by Pacer, a name that's stuck around in gas-engine pump equipment, and backed by a 1-year limited parts and labor warranty.

  • 6-1/2 HP gas engine, self-priming design
  • Maximum discharge flow: 200 GPM
  • Maximum head: 120 feet
  • Thermoplastic housing, corrosion resistant
  • Operating temperature range: 32°F to 125°F
  • Hardware included; 1-year limited parts and labor warranty

The Details Specifications

Brand Pacer
Model / MPN SE2UL CX208
UPC 095616003187
Weight 48 lbs
Country of Origin USA
Safety Data Sheet (SDS) Manufacturer documentation · opens in new tab
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