Stanley Underwater Hydraulic Trash Pump - TP08013

• Designed for Tough Pumping Jobs: Built for commercial diving, marine construction, flood control, and dewatering applications where reliable underwater pumping is essential.
• Handles Dirty Water with Ease: Engineered to move water containing sand, silt, mud, and debris, making it ideal for demanding job-site conditions.
• Powerful Hydraulic Performance: Delivers dependable, continuous pumping performance with the efficiency and reliability of Stanley's proven hydraulic drive system.
• Built for Harsh Environments: Rugged, corrosion-resistant construction withstands prolonged use in underwater, offshore, and industrial environments.
• Low-Maintenance Professional Solution: Durable components and simple hydraulic operation minimize downtime, making it a trusted choice for contractors, utilities, and commercial diving teams.

Q: What is the Stanley TP08013 Underwater Hydraulic Trash Pump used for?
A: It is a heavy-duty submersible hydraulic trash pump designed to move high volumes of water, sand, sludge, gravel, and solids in commercial diving, construction, and dewatering applications.

Q: What is the maximum pumping capacity?
A: The TP08013 delivers up to 800 GPM (3,028 LPM) and can handle solids up to 4 inches (100 mm) in diameter.

Q: What hydraulic flow and pressure does it require?
A: It operates at 7–9 GPM (26–34 LPM) with a working pressure of 2,000 PSI (140 bar).

Q: Does the pump require priming?
A: No. It is self-priming, fully submersible, and can safely run dry without damaging the motor, bearings, or impeller.

Q: Is the TP08013 easy to transport?
A: Yes. Weighing approximately 59 lbs (27 kg), it features a convenient carrying handle for one-person transport.

Q: Are hydraulic couplers and hose whips included?
A: Hydraulic couplers are included, while hose whips are sold separately.

• Rinse the pump thoroughly with fresh water after every use.
• Remove sand, silt, and debris from the pump and intake screen.
• Inspect hydraulic hoses, fittings, seals, and couplers before operation.
• Verify hydraulic flow and pressure meet manufacturer specifications.
• Check the impeller and intake for wear or blockages.
• Tighten loose fasteners and replace worn components promptly.
• Keep hydraulic ports clean and capped when not in use.
• Store the pump clean, dry, and protected from impact and corrosion.