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Hauler Hydraulic Sand & Slurry Pumps

DAE Pumps Hauler hydraulic sand and slurry pumps are built for abrasive slurry, sand, sludge, sediment, tailings and solids-heavy pumping where hydraulic power is the best fit. Hauler pumps provide a hydraulic submersible solution for remote sites, rugged slurry applications, hydraulic power units, excavator-supported work and projects where electric power is not available or not preferred.

Use this page to compare Hauler pump sizes, choose the correct hydraulic sand/slurry pump, review flow and head ranges, download spec sheets, request pump curves and prepare the project details needed for an accurate quote.

Excavator running a DAE Pumps Hauler hydraulic slurry pump in mud with a black discharge hose

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DAE Pumps Hauler hydraulic sand and slurry pump with mounting frame and side discharge

What Type of Hydraulic Sand & Slurry Pump Do I Need?

Choose Hauler when the job requires hydraulic submersible sand and slurry pumping. Hauler is the right fit when the pump will operate underwater or inside the material source and the site uses a hydraulic power unit, excavator hydraulics or remote hydraulic equipment. Choose by discharge size, flow range, head requirement, solids handling, horsepower, material type, pipeline distance, hydraulic power source and production target.

Choose Payload instead when the application needs an electric submersible sand and slurry pump. Choose Growler cable-deployed dredge pumps when the pump must be lowered by cable for dredging settled material from a pond, lagoon, marina, reservoir, basin or pit. Choose Clifton for drainage and dewatering when the primary job is water removal rather than abrasive slurry pumping.

Choose by Application

Application Need Recommended DAE Path Why This Fits
Hydraulic sand and slurry pumping Hauler Hydraulic Sand & Slurry Pumps Best when the site uses a hydraulic power unit, excavator support or remote hydraulic equipment for sand, sludge, sediment, tailings or abrasive slurry. Compare Hauler Hydraulic Sand & Slurry Pumps
Electric sand and slurry pumping Payload Electric Sand & Slurry Pumps Best when electric power, generator support or electric pump controls are available. View Payload Electric Sand & Slurry Pumps
Drainage and dewatering Clifton Drainage / Dewatering Pumps Best when the job is clean-to-dirty water removal, construction dewatering, mining drainage, tunneling, pits or floodwater. Compare Clifton Drainage Pumps
Compact hydraulic submersible pumping La Paz Hydraulic Submersible Pumps Best when the project needs hydraulic submersible pumping in 3-inch or 4-inch configurations. View La Paz Hydraulic Submersible Pumps
Electric submersible slurry pumping Tampa or Lansing Submersible Slurry Pumps Best when the project needs an electric slurry pump family for sludge, slurry and solids-laden material. Compare Tampa and Lansing Submersible Slurry Pumps
Cable-deployed dredging Growler Cable-Deployed Dredge Pumps Best when the pump must be lowered by cable into a pond, lagoon, marina, reservoir, basin or pit to dredge settled material. Compare Growler Cable-Deployed Dredge Pumps

Hauler vs. Payload: Hydraulic vs. Electric Sand & Slurry Pumps

Decision Point Hauler Hydraulic Sand & Slurry Pumps Payload Electric Sand & Slurry Pumps
Power type Hydraulic Electric
Use when The site uses a hydraulic power unit, excavator support, remote hydraulic equipment or rugged hydraulic operation. The site has electric power, generator support, VFD/control capability or an electric submersible pump setup.
Best for Hydraulic submersible sand, slurry, sludge, sediment and tailings pumping. Electric submersible sand, slurry, sludge, sediment and tailings pumping.
Buyer question Do I need hydraulic slurry pumping? Do I need electric slurry pumping?

Submersible Slurry Pump vs. Cable-Deployed Dredge Pump

Choose This Path Use When
Hauler hydraulic submersible sand and slurry pump The pump will sit directly in the material or fluid source and move abrasive slurry, sludge, sand, sediment or tailings through a discharge line using hydraulic power. Hauler Hydraulic Sand & Slurry Pumps
Growler cable-deployed dredge pump The pump needs to be lowered by cable into a pond, lagoon, reservoir, marina, basin or pit for dredging settled material from below the surface. Growler Cable-Deployed Dredge Pumps
Clifton drainage pump The main job is water removal, drainage or dewatering rather than abrasive slurry pumping. Clifton Drainage / Dewatering Pumps
DAE Pumps Hauler hydraulic slurry pump on an excavator arm with twin side cutters

Hydraulic Power Requirements

Hauler pump selection should confirm the hydraulic power source before finalizing the pump size. The required hydraulic flow and pressure depend on the selected Hauler model, material type, solids size, operating depth, hose length, pipeline distance, target flow, total dynamic head and pump curve.

Use Hauler when a hydraulic power unit, excavator hydraulic system or remote hydraulic equipment can support the pump. Choose Payload when electric power, generator support or electric pump controls are the better fit for the site.

Hauler Size Comparison

Model Flow Range Max Head Horsepower Solids Handling Best Fit Pump Curve / Sizing Download Spec Sheet
Hauler 3-inch 79-395 GPM 130 ft 10 HP 0.5 in Compact hydraulic sand/slurry pumping, confined access, smaller ponds, pits and basins View Hauler 3-inch Pump Curve / Request Custom Pump Curve Download Hauler 3-inch Spec Sheet
Hauler 4-inch 185-792 GPM 150 ft 20 HP 1.25 in Small-to-midsize hydraulic slurry transfer, industrial basins, process sumps and light dredging support View Hauler 4-inch Pump Curve / Request Custom Pump Curve Download Hauler 4-inch Spec Sheet
Hauler 6-inch 250-1,320 GPM 200 ft 40 HP 1.75 in Mid-range sediment, sludge, sand, slurry, tailings and hydraulic solids pumping View Hauler 6-inch Pump Curve / Request Custom Pump Curve Download Hauler 6-inch Spec Sheet
Hauler 8-inch 1,056-3,432 GPM 185 ft 30 HP 1.75 in Higher-production hydraulic slurry pumping, larger ponds, lagoons, pits and tailings areas View Hauler 8-inch Pump Curve / Request Custom Pump Curve Download Hauler 8-inch Spec Sheet
Hauler 10-inch 1,540-3,168 GPM 185 ft 60 HP 1.75 in Production hydraulic slurry pumping, high-flow industrial cleanup and larger discharge runs View Hauler 10-inch Pump Curve / Request Custom Pump Curve Download Hauler 10-inch Spec Sheet
Hauler 12-inch 2,398-5,280 GPM 185 ft 150 HP 2.2 in Large hydraulic slurry transfer, higher-flow dredging support and heavy industrial solids pumping View Hauler 12-inch Pump Curve / Request Custom Pump Curve Download Hauler 12-inch Spec Sheet
Hauler 14-inch 3,850-9,240 GPM 125 ft 300 HP 2.2 in Very high-volume hydraulic slurry pumping, large basins, tailings ponds and large pipeline systems View Hauler 14-inch Pump Curve / Request Custom Pump Curve Download Hauler 14-inch Spec Sheet
Hauler 16-inch 6,160-10,560 GPM 125 ft 265 HP 2.35 in Maximum Hauler capacity, major tailings ponds, industrial sediment and high-production slurry transfer View Hauler 16-inch Pump Curve / Request Custom Pump Curve Download Hauler 16-inch Spec Sheet

How to Choose the Right Hauler Size

Hauler 3-inch

Best when hydraulic slurry pumping is needed in a smaller, more controlled pumping footprint.

Hauler 4-inch

Best when the 3-inch model is too small but the job does not yet require 6-inch hydraulic slurry production.

Hauler 6-inch

Best for routine hydraulic sand and slurry projects where head, solids handling and production all matter.

Hauler 8-inch

Best when the job needs higher flow and hydraulic operation without moving to the largest Hauler platforms.

Hauler 10-inch

Best when 8-inch production is not enough but the project does not require 12-inch, 14-inch or 16-inch capacity.

Hauler 12-inch

Best when the system needs more flow, discharge capacity and solids passage than the 10-inch model.

Hauler 14-inch

Best when the project is driven by production volume, hydraulic power and a larger discharge pipeline.

Hauler 16-inch

Best when the project needs the largest Hauler discharge size and highest production range.

Three DAE Pumps Hauler hydraulic slurry pumps in small, medium and large sizes

Not Sure Which Hauler Size You Need?

The right Hauler pump depends on the material, estimated solids size, target GPM, total dynamic head, pumping depth, discharge distance, hose or pipe size, deployment method and available hydraulic power. DAE Pumps can help confirm the correct Hauler size, hydraulic requirements, pump curve and supporting equipment before quoting.

Pump Curve and Hydraulic Sizing Support

A Hauler pump curve helps confirm how each pump should perform at the required flow and head. Use the pump curve to review expected flow, total dynamic head, discharge distance, material behavior, hydraulic power requirements and system conditions before final pump selection.

For final sizing, send DAE Pumps the material type, estimated solids size, target flow, required head, pumping depth, pipeline distance, discharge size, hydraulic power source, available hydraulic flow and pressure, deployment method and project location.

Aerial view of large lined settling ponds filled with dark slurry at an industrial site

Best-Fit Applications

  • Sand, slurry, sludge, sediment and tailings pumping
  • Mining and aggregate settling ponds
  • Industrial process basins and slurry pits
  • Remote or off-grid sites using hydraulic power units
  • Excavator-supported slurry pumping and solids handling
  • Pond, lagoon, pit and basin cleanout
  • Construction, municipal and industrial solids-handling applications
  • Tank cleaning, basin maintenance and abrasive solids transfer

Design Advantages

Hydraulic Submersible Slurry Pumping

Hydraulic Submersible Slurry Pumping

Hauler provides a hydraulic submersible option for projects that need abrasive slurry, sand, sludge, sediment or tailings moved from submerged or difficult material sources.

Multiple Pump Sizes

Multiple Pump Sizes

Hauler pumps are available in 3-inch, 4-inch, 6-inch, 8-inch, 10-inch, 12-inch, 14-inch and 16-inch sizes so customers can match the pump to the required flow, head, solids handling and discharge setup.

Up to 30_ Solids

Up to 30% Solids

Hauler pumps can support up to 30% solids when properly selected for the application and operated within the correct system conditions.

Hydraulic Power Flexibility

Hydraulic Power Flexibility

Hauler can be paired with hydraulic power units, excavator hydraulics or other hydraulic equipment when electric power is not available or not preferred.

Strong Torque and Variable Speed Control

Strong Torque and Variable Speed Control

Hydraulic operation supports strong torque and speed control for changing slurry conditions and material behavior.

Optional Agitator or Water Jetting Ring

Optional Agitator or Water Jetting Ring

Agitation and water jetting options can help loosen material, improve material pickup and support more consistent slurry movement into the pump intake.

Abrasion-Resistant Construction

Abrasion-Resistant Construction

High-chrome and wear-resistant slurry-contact components support abrasive solids handling and help reduce downtime in demanding applications.

Serviceable Wear Components

Serviceable Wear Components

Replaceable wear parts support serviceability and help reduce downtime when the pump is used in abrasive slurry service.

Supporting Equipment for Hauler Pump Systems

Supporting Equipment Purpose
Hydraulic Power Unit Provides hydraulic power when the project does not use excavator hydraulics or another hydraulic source. View DAE hydraulic power units
Dredge Hose / Slurry Hose Transfers abrasive slurry from the pump to the discharge point. View DAE dredge hoses and slurry hoses
HDPE Dredge Pipe Supports longer discharge runs and more stable pipeline layouts. View HDPE dredge pipe
Pipe Floats / Hose Floats Supports floating discharge lines in waterborne or dredging-style applications. View pipe floats and hose floats
Flow Meter Helps monitor flow rate and confirm system performance during operation. View DAE flow meters
Water Jetting Ring Helps loosen compacted material and support more consistent material pickup. Ask about water jetting options
Agitators Help break up settled material and feed solids into the pump intake. Ask about agitator options
Custom Pump Curve Helps match pump size, flow, head, material, solids and discharge distance to the job. Request a Hauler pump curve

Download Hauler Spec Sheets

Hauler 3-inch Spec Sheet

Hauler 4-inch Spec Sheet

Hauler 6-inch Spec Sheet

Hauler 8-inch Spec Sheet

Hauler 10-inch Spec Sheet

Hauler 12-inch Spec Sheet

Hauler 14-inch Spec Sheet

Hauler 16-inch Spec Sheet

Related Products

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Payload Electric Sand & Slurry Pumps

Clifton Drainage / Dewatering Pumps

La Paz Hydraulic Submersible Pumps

Tampa Submersible Slurry Pumps

Lansing Submersible Slurry Pumps

Growler Cable-Deployed Dredge Pumps

Hydraulic Power Units

DAE Product Specifications

Hauler Hydraulic Sand & Slurry Pump FAQs

What is the Hauler Series?

The Hauler Series is DAE Pumps hydraulic sand and slurry pump family for abrasive slurry, sand, sludge, sediment, tailings and solids-heavy pumping where hydraulic power is the right fit.

When should I choose Hauler instead of Payload?

Choose Hauler when the site uses a hydraulic power unit, excavator hydraulics or remote hydraulic equipment. Choose Payload when the project is better suited to electric submersible sand and slurry pumping.

What sizes are available in the Hauler Series?

Hauler hydraulic sand and slurry pumps are available in 3-inch, 4-inch, 6-inch, 8-inch, 10-inch, 12-inch, 14-inch and 16-inch sizes.

Can Hauler pumps move slurry with solids?

Yes. Hauler pumps are designed for sand, slurry, sludge, sediment, tailings and abrasive solids. Use the model comparison table and the correct spec sheet to confirm solids handling by size.

When should I choose Growler instead of Hauler?

Choose Growler when the job requires a cable-deployed dredge pump lowered into a pond, lagoon, reservoir, marina, basin or pit. Choose Hauler when the job requires a hydraulic submersible sand and slurry pump.

Do I need a pump curve before choosing a Hauler pump?

Yes. A pump curve helps confirm flow, head, hydraulic power requirements, pipeline distance, material behavior and expected performance before final pump selection.

What information does DAE need to size a Hauler pump?

DAE needs the material type, solids size, target GPM, head or total dynamic head, pumping depth, pipeline distance, discharge size, hydraulic power source, hydraulic flow and pressure, deployment method and project location.

Need help choosing a Hauler hydraulic sand and slurry pump?

Send DAE Pumps your material type, solids size, target flow, head requirement, pumping depth, discharge distance, hydraulic power source, deployment method and project location. DAE can help match the right Hauler size, pump curve, spec sheet and supporting equipment to the application.

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