When you’re relying on your sprayer to get crops protected on schedule, the last thing you need is pump trouble in the middle of a field. Whether you’re applying herbicide before planting or protecting your crop from insects, a reliable diaphragm pump keeps the chemical flowing at the right pressure so you can cover ground efficiently and get back to other farm work.
What You’re Getting
- Durable diaphragm construction that handles agricultural chemicals without breaking down
- Consistent pressure output that ensures even spray coverage across your entire application width
- Self-priming design gets you pumping quickly without complicated startup procedures
- Handles a wide range of spray solutions from liquid fertilizer to crop protection chemicals
- Built-in pulsation dampening reduces stress on hoses and fittings
Built for Real Farm Work
This pump is designed for medium-pressure spray applications where you need reliable performance season after season. It’s the kind of pump that works well on pull-type sprayers, three-point mounted units, and ATV sprayers used for spot treating or fence row maintenance. Whether you’re spraying corn, soybeans, pasture, or managing weeds around farm buildings, this pump delivers the consistent flow you need.
Made to Last
Agricultural chemicals are tough on equipment, but this pump’s diaphragm design isolates the chemicals from the pump’s mechanical parts. That means fewer corrosion problems and longer service life compared to other pump types. The robust construction handles the vibration and demands of field use while maintaining the seal integrity that keeps your spray where it belongs.
Good to Know
This is a direct replacement that mounts with standard fittings – no modifications needed. Keep spare diaphragms on hand since they’re the wear item in this type of pump. When installing, make sure all connections are tight and use thread sealant on fittings to prevent leaks. A quick tip: running clean water through the system after each use helps extend pump life, especially when using harsh chemicals.
