2 Inch Poly Transfer Pump Only with Buna Seals for AgSmart 265PF Systems

Description

When your poly transfer pump starts losing prime or you notice it’s not moving water like it used to, chances are the pump itself needs replacing while the engine’s still running strong. This 2-inch poly pump head gives you a cost-effective way to get your 265PF system back to full performance without buying a whole new pump and engine setup. It’s designed to handle the demanding work of moving irrigation water, filling livestock tanks, or transferring liquid fertilizer when you need reliable flow and pressure.

What You’re Getting

• Buna seal material that handles agricultural chemicals and fertilizers without breaking down
• 2-inch inlet and outlet ports for good flow capacity while keeping weight manageable
• Polymer construction resists corrosion from chemicals and won’t rust like cast iron pumps
• Direct replacement for 265PF pump systems – bolts right into your existing setup

Built for Real Farm Work

This pump is part of the AgSmart pump series designed for agricultural applications, working with centrifugal transfer pumps commonly used for irrigation, livestock operations, and spraying applications. Whether you’re running a spray rig, filling water tanks, or transferring liquid fertilizer, this pump handles the chemicals and conditions that come with farm work. These pumps fit standard 2-inch centrifugal transfer pump systems and handle everything from filling water tanks and transferring diesel fuel to moving liquid fertilizer and herbicide solutions.

Made to Last

The polymer construction won’t corrode when exposed to agricultural chemicals, and the Buna seals are specifically chosen for their chemical resistance. This material choice means the pump won’t rust out like cast iron versions, especially important when pumping water or corrosive chemicals. The lightweight design puts less stress on mounting points while still providing the strength needed for continuous operation.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement that bolts into your existing pump housing, but you’ll want to check all gasket surfaces for damage and replace seals as needed during installation. When replacing the pump, it’s smart to check the pump housing for wear and replace seals while you’ve got it apart – make sure to torque mounting bolts to spec to avoid leaks or damage.