Briggs & Stratton Water Transfer Pump Series
Briggs & Stratton water transfer pumps move large volumes of water quickly for jobs like flood cleanup, irrigation, and draining pools or ponds, with models ranging from around 30 to over 240 gallons per minute. Our range of Briggs & Stratton water transfer pump parts covers impellers, seals, gaskets, and engine components across the range, including dedicated trash pump models for debris-laden water. Whether you need Briggs & Stratton water pump spares for routine maintenance, or Briggs & Stratton water transfer pump replacement parts to fix a worn pump, we hold stock ready to ship worldwide, with fast UK dispatch.
Model List
Total: 2 Showing: 1 to 2
| # | Brand | Series | Model | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Briggs & Stratton | Water Transfer Pump Series | AC0100 to AC0199 | 4 Water Pumps |
| 2 | Briggs & Stratton | Water Transfer Pump Series | AC0200 to AC0299 | 3 Water Pumps |
| # | Model Details |
|---|---|
| 1 | Model: Briggs & Stratton Water Transfer Pump Series AC0100 to AC0199 - Water Pump Machines: 4 |
| 2 | Model: Briggs & Stratton Water Transfer Pump Series AC0200 to AC0299 - Water Pump Machines: 3 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Briggs & Stratton water transfer pump parts most commonly need replacing?
The impeller and shaft seal wear over time, particularly on pumps used regularly with gritty or dirty water. Gaskets and O-rings can also perish or work loose, leading to reduced suction or leaks around the housing, so these are worth checking whenever the pump's performance starts to drop off.
How do I maintain a Briggs & Stratton water transfer pump?
Flushing the pump with clean water after each use helps prevent debris or sediment from drying inside the housing and damaging the seal or impeller. Regularly checking the engine oil, spark plug, and air filter, as with any small petrol engine, keeps the pump starting and running reliably.
What are the most common Briggs & Stratton water transfer pump models?
The range spans smaller pumps rated around 30 gallons per minute up to larger units moving well over 240 gallons per minute, suited to everything from garden irrigation to serious flood cleanup. Dedicated trash pump models are also available, designed to handle water containing small solids and debris.
How do I find the correct part for my Briggs & Stratton water pump?
Check the model number stamped or stickered directly onto the pump, which typically starts with 02, as this confirms the exact specification needed. Send us this number, along with any revision details you can find, and we'll help track down the correct genuine part.
What's the difference between a Briggs & Stratton water transfer pump and a trash pump?
A standard water transfer pump is designed for relatively clean water, while a trash pump uses a more open impeller design to pass small solids and debris without clogging. If you're pumping water that's likely to contain silt, leaves or other debris, a trash pump is the better-suited option.