Water Pumps

A gasoline water pump with a 6.5 HP (horsepower) 196 CC (cubic centimeters) engine is a mechanical device designed to pump water using gasoline as its fuel source. The 6.5 HP and 196 CC specifications refer to the power and engine displacement, respectively. These pumps are commonly used for various applications, such as irrigation, construction, and emergency water removal. They typically consist of an internal combustion engine powered by gasoline, a pump mechanism, and inlet/outlet connections for water flow. The engine's power is used to drive the pump, which creates suction and facilitates the movement of water from one location to another. These pumps are portable and versatile, making them suitable for different outdoor and remote locations where electrical power sources may be limited or unavailable.