Flextool Standard Drive Unit Honda 5.5hp GX160 Petrol FDU-P1

Sale Price: $949.00 Original Price: $999.00

Standard - Honda 5.5 hp Petrol

The Flextool Drive Unit FDU-P1 is Australia’s industry-standard portable power source for high-demand job sites. Powered by a legendary 5.5 hp Honda GX160 4-stroke petrol engine, the FDU-P1 provides reliable, continuous power to drive flexible shaft concrete vibrators and submersible pumps in commercial, residential, and civil construction environments.

Key Features

  • Honda GX160 Commercial Engine: Renowned for easy starting, fuel efficiency, quiet operation, and long-term durability under heavy site conditions.

  • Universal 3-Pin Quick-Action Coupling: Allows fast, tool-free connection to all standard flexible shaft vibrators and flex-shaft trash pumps.

  • Heavy-Duty Protective Roll Frame: Fully welded steel roll cage protects engine components during transport and operation while offering balanced lifting points.

  • Anti-Vibration Isolation Mounts: Industrial rubber dampeners isolate engine vibration from the frame, extending component life and reducing unit movement during operation.

  • Low Oil Alert Protection: Engine automatically shuts down if oil levels drop below safe thresholds, preventing engine damage.

Technical Specifications

  • Model Code - FDU-P1 (FT201820-UNIT)

  • Engine - Honda GX160 single-cylinder 4-stroke petrol

  • Max Power Output - 5.5 hp (4.1 kW)

  • Starting System - Manual recoil start

  • Fuel Type - Unleaded petrol (3.1 L tank)

  • Drive Shaft Fitting - Standard 3-pin quick-action coupling

  • Frame Type - Heavy-duty tubular steel roll frame

  • Operating Weight - Approx. 27.5 kg

Applications & Shaft Compatibility

The FDU-P1 is engineered to power standard flex-shaft site equipment:

  • Concrete Vibration: Compatible with Flextool VP series immersion vibrators (VP28, VP38, VP45, VP60) for effective concrete consolidation and air pocket removal.

  • Submersible Pumping: Drives Flextool Submersible Flex-Shaft Pumps (FP212 series) for rapidly clearing water, slurry, and debris from trenches and footings without electricity.

Standard - Honda 5.5 hp Petrol

The Flextool Drive Unit FDU-P1 is Australia’s industry-standard portable power source for high-demand job sites. Powered by a legendary 5.5 hp Honda GX160 4-stroke petrol engine, the FDU-P1 provides reliable, continuous power to drive flexible shaft concrete vibrators and submersible pumps in commercial, residential, and civil construction environments.

Key Features

  • Honda GX160 Commercial Engine: Renowned for easy starting, fuel efficiency, quiet operation, and long-term durability under heavy site conditions.

  • Universal 3-Pin Quick-Action Coupling: Allows fast, tool-free connection to all standard flexible shaft vibrators and flex-shaft trash pumps.

  • Heavy-Duty Protective Roll Frame: Fully welded steel roll cage protects engine components during transport and operation while offering balanced lifting points.

  • Anti-Vibration Isolation Mounts: Industrial rubber dampeners isolate engine vibration from the frame, extending component life and reducing unit movement during operation.

  • Low Oil Alert Protection: Engine automatically shuts down if oil levels drop below safe thresholds, preventing engine damage.

Technical Specifications

  • Model Code - FDU-P1 (FT201820-UNIT)

  • Engine - Honda GX160 single-cylinder 4-stroke petrol

  • Max Power Output - 5.5 hp (4.1 kW)

  • Starting System - Manual recoil start

  • Fuel Type - Unleaded petrol (3.1 L tank)

  • Drive Shaft Fitting - Standard 3-pin quick-action coupling

  • Frame Type - Heavy-duty tubular steel roll frame

  • Operating Weight - Approx. 27.5 kg

Applications & Shaft Compatibility

The FDU-P1 is engineered to power standard flex-shaft site equipment:

  • Concrete Vibration: Compatible with Flextool VP series immersion vibrators (VP28, VP38, VP45, VP60) for effective concrete consolidation and air pocket removal.

  • Submersible Pumping: Drives Flextool Submersible Flex-Shaft Pumps (FP212 series) for rapidly clearing water, slurry, and debris from trenches and footings without electricity.