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The Wacker Neuson PT4A trash pump is a reliable dewatering tool for a variety of applications. The lightweight pump can handle up to 541 gpm (2050 l/m) and solids up to two inches (50 mm) and are ideal for general dewatering of excavations, flooded basements, manholes, utility vaults, mining work, swimming pools, lakes and barge holds or wherever there is unwanted water. With built-in contractor friendly features, this line of trash pumps has redefined the quality and durability standards of self-priming, centrifugal trash pumps.
Wacker Neuson PT4A Spec Sheet (click for pdf)
Q: What is the Wacker Neuson PT4A Trash Pump?
A: The Wacker Neuson PT4A is a heavy-duty trash pump designed for high-volume water removal from construction sites, agricultural areas, or flooded locations. It is capable of handling solids up to 1.5 inches in diameter, making it ideal for tough pumping applications.
Q: Who is it ideal for?
A: This pump is ideal for contractors, landscapers, and flood control professionals who need a reliable, high-capacity pump to handle water with debris, such as mud, sand, and other solid materials, in construction, drainage, or emergency situations.
Q: What makes this trash pump unique?
A: The PT4A features a durable, high-performance engine and a solid construction designed to withstand tough environments. It can handle both clean and dirty water, ensuring fast and efficient removal of water and solids in a wide range of conditions.
Q: Why choose the Wacker Neuson PT4A Trash Pump?
A: The PT4A offers high-capacity water removal, exceptional durability, and the ability to handle solids, making it a perfect choice for professionals needing a robust, reliable solution for water and debris removal in various applications.
Spark Plug – Check the spark plug for dirt and wear. Clean or replace the spark plug every 100 hours or annually to ensure proper engine ignition and performance.
Fuel Filter – Inspect the fuel filter every 50 hours and replace it if necessary. A clean fuel filter prevents contaminants from entering the engine and clogging the fuel system.
Pump Inspection – Before use, check the pump housing and intake screen for debris or blockages. Make sure the impeller and seals are in good condition. Clean any debris that may affect the flow of water through the pump.
Check Hoses and Connections – Inspect the suction and discharge hoses for cracks, leaks, or damage. Ensure the hose connections are tight and that there are no blockages that could impede the flow of water.
Coolant System – Some models may have a coolant system; check fluid levels if applicable, and change coolant as recommended in the manual to avoid overheating.
Water Intake & Discharge – After each use, clean the intake screen and ensure no debris has entered the pump. This helps maintain the flow efficiency and prevents clogging of the internal parts.
Hydraulic Fluid (if applicable) – Check for any hydraulic fluid leaks or low levels. For models that use hydraulic fluid, ensure the fluid is clean and at the correct level to avoid pump or motor issues.
Seals & Gaskets – Regularly check the seals and gaskets around the pump and hose connections for wear. Replace any damaged seals to prevent leaks and maintain optimal performance.
Storage – If storing the pump for an extended period, clean the unit thoroughly, drain all water, and store it in a dry place. Consider draining the fuel and removing the spark plug to prevent engine damage during storage.
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