Applications

Many Cities and towns ensure they have Warthog pumps on hand to be ready for flooding.

Many Government agencies around the world will only buy Warthog pumps as they are proven superior, and at a fraction of the cost.

Clear flood water from subways and streets fast and easy with a Warthog pump, as it is only a one man job.

Clear flood water from your property to prevent damage to your home or property.

Drain low spots in the spring, reaches the edge of the field and beyond.

Drain ditches and yards, avoid the muck.

Fill dugouts and water tanks (including sprayer nurse tanks).

Rice field irrigation management and cranberry harvesting.

Fill watering spots for cattle.

Irrigate pastures and hay fields from far away water sources.

Fill dugouts.

Remove water from hay fields.

Remove water from flooded corral and pastures.

Rice fields

Grain fields

Vegetable garden

Hay fields

Grazing pastures

Get the duck holes filled quick at a fraction of the cost.

Fuel costs per hour are next to nothing.

Only a one man job to get it set up and pumping in minutes.

No suction lines.

Purchase price is a small fraction of the cost.

Pump out flooded basements quickly.

In evacuation situations: leave pump running unattended in case of a flood, it can run dry, and it will self prime when floodwater arrives.

Earn brownie points with all the neighbors by pumping their yards dry after a flood.

Keep a Warthog pump on hand for city buildings (immediately deploy your pump to stop floodwater from damaging the basement).

Quickly provide a supply of water to front lines from nearby bodies of water.

Create fire breaks.

Fill pumper trucks when they cannot get close enough to a water source.

The Warthog can replace a truck or trailer mounted pump at a fraction of the cost.

Keep flooded mining areas and oil well sites dry and workable.

Keep construction and road development areas dry to speed up timelines.

Remove groundwater seepage and flooding while trenching and laying pipeline.

Drain water from flooded areas, work sites, and low-lying development areas. Keep working, not waiting!

Remove flood water from areas under construction and get back to the job quicker.

Pump out flooded construction sites.

Remove flood water from development areas.

Stay on top of seepage and keep all construction areas dry to eliminate delays or shut downs.