DuroMax XP650WP - 220 GPM (3") Water Pump

Hoses are not included with the DuroMax XP650WP however we do offer them HERE in various lengths along with the suction strainers.
If you have any other questions, please let me know.

Thank you for your interest in Water Pumps Direct. In answer to your question, yes, there is a way. Since 1 foot of head is equal to 2.31 psi, you can simply divide the total head lift rating in the product specs by 2.31 to find out the max psi rating of that pump. The DuroMax model XP650WP for example, is rated at a total head lift of 91 feet. 91 divided by 2.31 = 39.39 psi.
Based on your requirements, your best option would be the Honda 115 GPM (1.5") High Pressure Water Pump, model WH15 or the Honda 72 GPM (1.5") Water Pump, model WX15.
Of course, you also need to figure in your total head lift, total pumping distance and pipe/hose diameter and friction loss.

You should NEVER reduce the diameter of your suction and discharge pipe/hose from the port size on your pump as this does create more back pressure on the discharge and lack of pressure on the suction from what the pump is designed for. If you MUST, you can usually get away with reducing down by one size, i.e., 3" down to 2-1/2", but no more than that or you will damage the pump and it will not be covered under warranty.

Thank you for visiting Water Pumps Direct. In answer to your question, depending on the total distance from the pump to the nursery and the elevation rise, the DuroMax XP650WP could be used for irrigation. Please note however, that this pump is rated at a maximum suction of 26 feet and total head lift of 91 feet. As long as you abide by those specs and your total distance on your discharge is approximately 200-250 feet or less, you should be fine.

The pump comes standard with 2" male threads so yes a 2" female connector will work properly.