Tractor, Beet Engine, and Tanker Pumps
Irrigation and transfer pumps for tractor PTO, beet engines, and truck tankers: high-flow Ekler and Akın Pompa models.
Subcategories
Products (9)
- Akın Pompa KMP330-40HP PTO-Driven Irrigation Pump, Drip and Sprinkler, 55 m, 58 m³/h – Request a quote (out of stock)
- Akın Pompa KMP-KD Tractor Beet Engine Multistage Pump – Request a quote (out of stock)
- Akın Pompa PCR 325 Beet Engine Pump, 3" Inlet, 2.5" Outlet – $423.87
- Ekler Hidro 2 Hydraulic Motor-Driven Tanker Pump, 2''×2'', 20 m³/h, 27 m – $832.26
- Ekler PSP 90-65 Beet Pump, 40 m, 50 m³/h, 10 HP – Request a quote (out of stock)
- Ekler PTO-20 Tanker Pump for Trucks, 2″–2‴, 28 m³/h, 35 m – $659.37
- Ekler TKM-P 20/2"-2" Tractor PTO-Driven Pump, 30 m³/h, 34 m – $477.88
- Ekler TKM-P 90 Tractor PTO Sprinkler Pump, 90 m³/h, 58 m – $1,374.58
- Ekler TKM-ÜK 50T 3''-2.1/2'' Tractor PTO Driven Tanker Pump 38 m³/h 26 mWC – $1,035.23
Brands: Akın Pompa · Ekler
What are tractor and tanker pumps?
The pumps in this category are driven not by an electric motor but by power taken from a tractor's power take-off (PTO), an internal combustion engine, or a truck's power unit. They are used for irrigating fields where no power supply is available, filling and emptying water tankers, feeding sprinkler systems, and drawing water from irrigation canals. Their high flow rates allow large volumes of water to be moved in a short time.
Subcategories
- Tractor pumps: PTO-driven irrigation, sprinkler, and tanker pumps.
- Beet engine pumps: Widely used in agricultural irrigation; high-flow single-stage and multistage models.
- Truck and tanker pumps: For filling, emptying, and spraying on water tankers and fire trucks.
The category includes models from Ekler and Akın Pompa in various capacities.
Selection considerations
For tractor pumps, the pump's input speed must be compatible with the tractor's PTO speed, and the PTO shaft profile must be checked for compatibility with your tractor. Flow rate and head are selected according to the irrigation method: flood irrigation requires high flow, while sprinkler irrigation requires higher pressure. The diameter of the suction and discharge ports (2 inch, 3 inch, etc.) must match the hoses and pipes you will use. Make sure the tractor's power output meets the power requirement of the pump.
Operation and safety
The PTO shaft must always be used with its guard in place, and no one should stand near the shaft while the pump is running. The pump must not be run dry; on first start-up, the suction line and casing should be primed with water. At the end of the season, drain the water from the pump and lubricate the bearings.
Frequently asked questions
What tractor power is required?
The power required by the pump is stated in the product details; the tractor's PTO power output must exceed this value.
Does the pump prime itself?
It depends on the model; models that are not self-priming require the suction line to be filled before starting.
Is it suitable for sprinkler irrigation?
High-pressure and multistage models are suitable for feeding sprinkler systems.
Which model is right for filling a tanker?
High-flow tanker pumps are preferred for fast filling and emptying.
Is there an electric alternative?
Where a power supply is available, centrifugal pumps may be more practical.
What should be used between the pump and the hose?
On the suction side, use a spiral hose that does not collapse under vacuum; on the discharge side, use pressure-rated hose or pipe. All connections must be leak-free.