YANMAR YDP20TN-Y1 MS 2"x2" AIRCOLLED THRASH WATER PUMP

The YANMAR YDP20TN-Y1 is a rugged, portable trash (waste/debris-laden) water pump designed for demanding dewatering applications. Powered by a reliable, air-cooled YANMAR L-series diesel engine, this pump offers efficient performance, durability, and a long service life in challenging environments such as construction sites, mines, agricultural fields, or flood-prone areas.

Its compact footprint and self-priming design make it easy to transport, set up, and operate. Thanks to its 2″ suction and discharge port, it’s ideal for moderate flow trash-water pumping where debris may be present. The YDP20TN is built to withstand harsh conditions while delivering strong, consistent water throughput.

Key Features

• Durable Diesel Engine
  Powered by a YANMAR L-series 4-stroke air-cooled diesel engine, known for its fuel efficiency, long life, and reliability.

• Trash-Water Capability
  Designed specifically for trash or semi-trash water: can handle water containing debris, making it ideal for construction, dewatering, or emergency flood use.

• Self-Priming Pump
  Enables the pump to start without manual priming; simplifies setup and reduces operational hassle.

• High Flow Rate
  Capable of pumping up to 550 liters per minute.

• Strong Suction Performance
  Offers up to 7 m of suction lift, allowing it to draw water efficiently from lower water levels.

• Rugged Construction
  Use of cast iron and cast steel parts for pump casing and impeller ensures durability in harsh environments.

• Portability
  Compact frame and relatively low weight (~57 kg) make it easy to transport; optional wheel kit available for easier movement across job sites.

• Large Fuel Tank
  13-liter fuel tank gives longer continuous run times between refuels.

• Low Vibration and Noise
  The 4-stroke diesel engine design helps minimize vibration and noise, improving user comfort during operation.

⚠️ Use Cases / Applications

• Construction site dewatering (foundations, pits)

• Flood control and emergency pumping

• Agriculture and irrigation (especially where water may contain sediment or debris)

• Drainage for mines or quarries

• Temporary water transfer in remote job sites