Diesel Irrigation Power Units

We specialize in sales and service for FPT, Yanmar, and Kohler.  We also sell and service John Deere engines and provide service for most other major brands.

We provide service throughout the Mid-Atlantic region of PA, NY, NJ, MD, DE, VA & WV

Yes, we can ship throughout the US and Canada.

Yes. We have our standard units, but we can custom-build to whatever your specifications may be.

We are not a supplier of irrigation pumps. However, we can work with your irrigation specialist and provide a power unit that is ready to bolt on, or we can bolt a power unit onto a pump that your specialist supplies.

Yes, we specialize in prime power generators for demanding applications that operate continuously.

Standby generators are designed for only 50-100 hours of use per year. The components specified in a standby generator are typically of a lower grade than what we use on our prime power generators, which frequently operate 3,000 hours per year and up to  8,000+ hours per year for around-the-clock applications. Additionally, the emissions certification requirements are different for a prime power generator.

The sizing of the engine is critical for long engine life and optimum efficiency. We can work with your irrigation pump supplier to determine the size of the engine you need.

Typically, yes. Most of our engines have the option to run a generator in addition to a direct-coupled irrigation pump.

An engine for either fuel source can work well. Typically, a diesel engine is engineered for longer life.

Most engines can work fine without a roof for a time. But for optimum longevity, construct a roof over the unit.

Typically, you can replace your existing unit with an identical remanufactured unit. Contact our sales representative to discuss your options. If you upsize or install a new engine, a Tier 4 engine will be required. However, we do have some availability of new “old stock” Tier 3 irrigation power units.