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Trash Pumps

Whether you are facing a flooded basement, a muddy job site or a pond clogged with leaves and silt, you need a trash pump designed to handle water and debris that would overwhelm a standard model. Tractor Supply carries both gas and electric trash pumps in multiple inlet sizes, offering flow rates from approximately 117 to 300 gallons per minute (GPM).

Pumps Made for Mud and Grit

Trash pumps are built to handle dirty water filled with mud, leaves and small solids, the same tasks that would quickly clog a standard water pump. With wider internal passages and larger outlets, trash pumps let debris and solids flow through without jamming, making them essential for tough cleanup jobs.

Our selection includes both semi-trash and full trash pumps. Semi-trash models are ideal for finer grit and smaller debris, while our full trash pumps tackle the chunkier materials found in storm runoff and heavily backed-up ponds. Whether you’re dealing with a flooded field, an overflowing ditch or a pit that fills after heavy rain, our reliable trash pumps are designed to keep working through the mess without wearing out.

Picking a Power Type

Gas-powered trash pumps are built for demanding jobs in locations without easy access to electricity. Units moving 150 GPM or more are well-suited for remote fields and flooded acreage, providing strong flow through heavy debris. Electric submersible models are best for smaller-scale applications, such as draining window wells or backed-up sumps, and operate quietly without exhaust. These pumps are placed directly in the water for efficient removal.

Reading the Inlet Size

Inlet size controls two things at once for a trash pump: how much water moves per minute and how large a solid can slip through before it jams. A 2-in. pump covers routine drainage around the barn, the garden or a wet basement. Need to clear a larger flood or pull from deeper water? A 3-in. model opens things up for more volume and bigger debris. 4-in. pumps are engineered for the most challenging conditions on farms and job sites, but they do require more fuel to operate.

Explore Trash Pumps from Tractor Supply

No matter the scale or severity of your water management challenges, a trash pump serves as a useful solution. Built for the demands of Life Out Here, our selection helps you turn a flooded headache into an afternoon’s work. Discover our trash pumps, along with our other farm and ranch products, on our website and at your local Tractor Supply store.

Frequently Asked Questions About Trash Pumps

A semi-trash pump handles finer grit and smaller solids, while a full trash pump passes the chunkier debris in storm runoff and backed-up ponds. Refer to the manufacturer's solids rating in the manual before pumping coarse materials to prevent damage or clogging.
Before starting the engine, fill the pump housing with water, as most trash pumps cannot self-prime and will not operate if run dry. Running the pump without water, even briefly, can damage the seals. Make sure to check and refill the housing whenever you move or reposition the pump.