TSP1821 Pressure Washer Pump-General Pump HD Belt Drive 5.5 GPM - 5100 PSI Max
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Overview
The TSP1821 is a General Pump heavy-duty belt-drive pressure washer pump rated 5.5 GPM at 1450 RPM with a 5100 PSI maximum discharge pressure. Turning at a slow 1450 RPM, it's built for continuous-duty work: a forged brass manifold backed by General Pump's lifetime warranty, a large-capacity anodized aluminum oil-bath crankcase, over-sized connecting rods, tapered roller bearings, and solid ceramic plungers with lubricated packings. Ports are 1/2-inch inlet and 3/8-inch discharge on a .945 in. (24 mm) shaft, with a 165°F maximum fluid temperature. It's the right replacement for belt-drive machines where long pump life matters. Note: every installation requires a primary regulating device (unloader) plus a secondary safety relief valve.
What's included
- Heavy-duty continuous-use belt-drive pump running at 1450 RPM
- Forged brass manifold with exclusive lifetime warranty
- Large-capacity anodized aluminum oil-bath crankcase
- Over-sized HD connecting rods for maximum life
- Heavy-duty tapered roller bearings minimize friction
- Solid ceramic plungers with lubricated packings
- Unitized stainless steel inlet and discharge valves
- Easy-view oil sight gauge on the side of the pump
Specifications
- GPM
- 5.5 @ 1450 RPM
- Max Discharge Pressure
- 5100 PSI
- Max Inlet Pressure
- 125 PSI
- Max Inlet Vacuum
- 9 ft. water (7.9 in. Hg)
- Max Fluid Temperature
- 165°F
- Plunger Bore
- .787 in. / 20 mm
- Plunger Stroke
- .630 in. / 16 mm
- Crankcase Oil Capacity
- 40.6 oz.
- Inlet Port Thread
- 1/2 in.
- Discharge Port Thread
- 3/8 in.
- Shaft Diameter
- .945 in. / 24 mm
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