Across the Northern Territory, water infrastructure has to work hard. Long distances, remote locations, high demand, tough weather and limited access to service support all place serious pressure on pumping systems. When stock water is on the line, station operators need practical solutions they can trust.
That is where Tuhorse has been earning the trust of Australian farmers, graziers and rural landholders for the past 20 years.
Since 2006, Tuhorse has supplied affordable bore pump systems across the country, with a growing range of electric, solar and hybrid water pump solutions designed for life on the land. While some may be hearing the name for the first time, Tuhorse is far from new. Its pumps have been working in the field for two decades, helping rural Australians access reliable water without inflated prices.
And the range has grown well beyond small-scale solar pumping. Today, Tuhorse offers practical solutions for a wide range of rural and agricultural needs, from livestock and domestic supply through to heavier-duty pumping requirements. That includes heavy duty solar pump systems, the Genesis ACDC hybrid solar pump package, and full electric bore pump solutions for larger, more demanding applications.
“It’s about more than just selling pumps,” said Tuhorse’s Jono Bowman.
“It’s about supporting rural communities with the essential tools they need to thrive. We want every farmer to have reliable access to water — without breaking the bank.”
Tuhorse pumps are designed for life on the land – remote locations, tough weather, long distances and everyday use.
For Northern Territory cattle stations, that means pumping systems need to be practical, reliable and suited to the job. Some sites call for solar efficiency and lower running costs. Others need the consistency of electric pumping. Many require the flexibility of hybrid systems that can use solar power when conditions allow, with AC backup when extra reliability is needed.
“I’ve been using Tuhorse since 2011,” said John Morris.
“Great products at a reasonable price. And good service.”
Through its direct-to-farmer model, Tuhorse helps customers access quality pumping systems without the layers of cost that can come with traditional supply chains.
Farmers and station operators can explore the range online, choose the right pump for their bore and application, order direct and have it delivered fast, Australia-wide. Systems are designed for straightforward installation, with practical support available when needed.
“They’ve been a game-changer for us,” said Bob and Andrea Speed.
“The service team is excellent and always ready to help.”
For NT cattle stations, water systems need to be tough, practical and cost-effective. Before spending heavily on a bore pump system, it is worth seeing what Tuhorse can offer.
Explore the range at www.tuhorse.com.au or call 02 8005 2823 for practical advice.
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