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Features
Inlet Size
1 Inch
Style
Dewatering
GPM
31.6 Gallons
Engine
Tanaka
- Light Weight And Powerful
- Weighs only 11.2 pounds, but has a suction lift of 23 feet
- Effective 1.1 Horsepower 2 Stroke Engine
- Empty your pool or pond at 1900 gallons per hour
- Generous Warranty
- 3 years for Residential use
- 2 years for Commercial use
- Includes 10 Feet of 1" Diameter Suction Hose With Strainer
- Strainer keeps debris from damaging pump
- Pump has two 1" hose couplings; garden hose adaptor included
- Not For Sale In California
- Non-C.A.R.B. compliant
Specifications
TCP210
Pump
Gallons Per Minute
31.6 Gallons
Inlet Diameter
1 Inch
Outlet Diameter
1 Inch
Self Priming
No
Pump Head Material
Aluminum
Pump Housing Drain
Yes
Quick Clean Out
No
Mechanical Seal Material
Silicon Carbide
Impeller Material
Cast Iron
Suction Head
23 Feet
Total Head Lift
114 Feet
Submersible
No
Engine
Engine Brand
Tanaka
Starting System
Recoil Start
Engine Cycles
2-Cycle
Low Oil Shutdown
No
Continuous Operation
Yes
Horsepower
1.1 HP
Fuel Tank Size
0.197 Gallons
Overview
Weight
11.2 Pounds
Made in USA
No
Consumer Warranty
3 Years
Product Length
11 Inches
Product Width
8.6 Inches
Product Height
11.3 Inches
Accessories
Strainer
Yes
Float Switch
No
Hose Couplings
Yes
Reviews
(4)
Tanaka TCP210 Reviews & Ratings
Disappointed (sent to customer service)
By Michael S.
West Monroe, Louisiana
Purchased 07/07/2012 |
Review Posted 09/10/2012
We had the pump for less than a month and it quit running. Water Pumps Direct informed us to contact Tanaka. We did and they directed us to a local repair company that was authorized to do their repairs. Long story short, the local company is no longer authorized and now I have to return the pump at my cost for Tanaka's service techs to look at it. The local company says it is a carborator problem. We have now wasted several weeks without the pump and now have to take these extra steps. Based on our experience, we would not recommend this pump.
9/12/12 Sent to JC to see if we can get Tanaka to help, or help with shipping. This is WPD 397122. BJ
9/12/12 Sent to JC to see if we can get Tanaka to help, or help with shipping. This is WPD 397122. BJ
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2/5
2/5
2/5
Tanaka 1" 2-Stroke Water Pump
By Mark
Minnesota
Purchased 07/07/2012 |
Review Posted 07/30/2012
This little pump is being used with 475' of 1" contractor hose and 50' of head to irrigate a remote vegetable garden. Works like a charm! I would definitely recommend this pump for this application. Great service and shipping by Water Pumps Direct.
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5/5
5/5
5/5
Good Machine But Probably Over Priced.
By Reve
Larkspur, Colorado
Purchased 04/15/2012 |
Review Posted 05/06/2012
I bought the Tanaka TCP 210 over the Honda Powermate PP0100381 ) and the Earthquake WP4310. Because of reviews and concerns of reliability. Tanaka engine is rated commercial. Time will tell if it as reliable as I was lead to believe.
Starts easy. Runs smooth, fair fuel. Full out it took two tanks of gas in the half hour it took to fill the 275 gallon tank. Far from an hour a tank I read and researched. Enough pressure through a garden hose to water your garden throug s sprinkler or nozzle at full throttle. Primes easy and keeps a prime.
Stand seems to to be heavy duty, but the pump itself seems to be identical as what comes with the Powermate and the Earthquake.. The strainer was plastic and cheep. They picture a metallic strainer. I doubt I'll ever actually see 32 gallons a minute. More like 10 gallons a minute into a garden hose at 6800 feet elevation. It took Half an hour to fill a 275 gallon tank.
Starts easy. Runs smooth, fair fuel. Full out it took two tanks of gas in the half hour it took to fill the 275 gallon tank. Far from an hour a tank I read and researched. Enough pressure through a garden hose to water your garden throug s sprinkler or nozzle at full throttle. Primes easy and keeps a prime.
Stand seems to to be heavy duty, but the pump itself seems to be identical as what comes with the Powermate and the Earthquake.. The strainer was plastic and cheep. They picture a metallic strainer. I doubt I'll ever actually see 32 gallons a minute. More like 10 gallons a minute into a garden hose at 6800 feet elevation. It took Half an hour to fill a 275 gallon tank.
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4/5
4/5
4/5
4/5
A Fine Pump
By Don Rhudy
Monrovia, Indiana
Review Posted 09/02/2010
Although I can make no comparisons to other pumps, this little Tanaka runs like the Japanese MBT (Main Battle Tank) and does far better than I expected.
Its combined head is about thirty feet and it feeds two five-eighth hoses that, taken together, amount to about 300 feet in length.
The little .75 liter fuel tank runs slightly over an hour at three-quarter engine speed and waters fifteen beds (of tomatoes, peppers, flowers, and herbs), each four by forty-five feet.
When I add another six or seven beds I'll have to devise an auxiliary fuel tank, for the tiny fuel tank is my only complaint. The Japanese don't understand American scale. Here, bigger is often not just better but necessary.
Its combined head is about thirty feet and it feeds two five-eighth hoses that, taken together, amount to about 300 feet in length.
The little .75 liter fuel tank runs slightly over an hour at three-quarter engine speed and waters fifteen beds (of tomatoes, peppers, flowers, and herbs), each four by forty-five feet.
When I add another six or seven beds I'll have to devise an auxiliary fuel tank, for the tiny fuel tank is my only complaint. The Japanese don't understand American scale. Here, bigger is often not just better but necessary.
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5/5
5/5
5/5
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