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WATER PUMPING EQUIPMENT Engine matrix—Fire Engines This section lists many of the different initial attack engines used in the United States and describes the wide variety of vehicle sizes, pump, and tank size configurations. The data displayed in this section is intended to assist individuals interested in outfitting an initial attack wildland engine. Many of the following engines could possibly be reclassified from one NWCG ICS type to another by changing the basic equipment compliment, personnel staffing, or level of training. Sheet NWCG Tank Pump Rating Pump <strong>Equipment</strong> Agency No. ICS Capacity (gal/min @ Drive Designator Type (gallons) 150 psi) 1 2 500 1,250 PTO Model 18 California Department of Forestry 2 3 500 300 PTO Model 1 California Department of Forestry 3 3 500 300 PTO Model 5 California Department of Forestry 4 3 650 500 Auxiliary engine Model 9 California Department of Forestry 5 3 1,200 500 Auxiliary engine Model 11 California Department of Forestry 6 3 500 500 Hydraulic Model 14 California Department of Forestry 7 3 500 500 Hydraulic Model 15 California Department of Forestry 8 3 650 500 Hydraulic Model 17 California Department of Forestry 9 3 650 500 Hydrostatic Urban interface unit Texas Forest Service 10 3 600 225 PTO Model 70 and 71 USDA Forest Service (R-3) 11 3 600 225 PTO Model 46 USDA Forest Service (R-3) 12 3 500 400 PTO Model 62 USDA Forest Service (R-5) 13 3 600 350 PTO Model 75 USDA Forest Service (R-6) 14 3 1,000 350 PTO Model 80 USDA Forest Service (R-6) 15 3 500 500 PTO BLM 665 Model 14 USDI Bureau of Land Mgmt 16 3 525-750 100 PTO BLM 665 engine USDI Bureau of Land Mgmt 17 3 500 500 PTO FWS Model 15 USDI Fish and Wildlife Service 18 4 1,000 85 Auxiliary engine 22 ton 6 by 6 Connecticut DEP Forestry 19 4 800 80 Auxiliary engine FEPP Brush patrol Florida Division of Forestry 20 4 800 85 Auxiliary engine 4800 Large 4 by 4 Michigan DNR 21 4 900 85 Auxiliary engine 22 ton 6 by 6 Michigan DNR 22 4 1,400 85 Auxiliary engine 5 ton 6 by 6 Michigan DNR 23 4 750 85 Flywheel Engine 44 New Mexico State Forestry 24 4 700 85 Auxiliary engine Model 52 USDA Forest Service (R-1) 25 4 2,400 140 Auxiliary engine BLM 668 UEX engine USDI Bureau of Land Mgmt 26 4 500-865 140 Auxiliary engine BLM 667 engine USDI Bureau of Land Mgmt 27 4 850 N/A Auxiliary engine 850 gallon pumper Wisconsin DNR 28 5 500 100 Auxiliary engine Wildland engine Florida Division of Forestry 29 6 250 100 Auxiliary engine Brush patrol Alabama Forestry Commission 30 6 300 110 Auxiliary engine Grass patrol 4 by 4 East Bay Regional Parks 31 6 300 80 Auxiliary engine Wildland brush patrol Florida Division of Forestry 32 6 175 85 Auxiliary engine M-1008 Michigan DNR 33 6 250 85 Auxiliary engine Hummer Michigan DNR 34 6 300 N/A Auxiliary engine Wheeled ATV New Jersey Forest Fire Service 35 6 250 60 Auxiliary engine Initial attack brush truck New Jersey Forest Fire Service 36 6 200-300 85 Auxiliary engine Model 52 USDA Forest Service (R-1) 37 6 200 85 Auxiliary engine Model 41 USDA Forest Service (R-5) 39
WATER PUMPING EQUIPMENT Fire Engines— Engine matrix Sheet NWCG Tank Pump Rating Pump <strong>Equipment</strong> Agency No. ICS Capacity (gal/min @ Drive Designator Type (gallons) 150 psi) 38 6 300 85 Auxiliary engine Model 33U USDA Forest Service (R-6) 39 6 300 90 PTO Model 45 USDA Forest Service (R-6) 40 6 200 72 Auxiliary engine E 3-1 USDA Forest Service (R-9) 41 6 280 50 Auxiliary engine GSA FT 60HD/IA USDA Forest Service (R-9) 42 6 300 85 Auxiliary engine Superior NF, Type 6 USDA Forest Service (R-9) 43 6 250 100 Auxiliary engine Type VI slip on USDA Forest Service (R-9) 44 6 300 100 Auxiliary engine BLM 662 engine USDI Bureau of Land Mgmt 45 6 250 90 Auxiliary engine Brush patrol Virginia Dept. of Forestry 46 7 150 65 Auxiliary engine IA wildland engines North Carolina DFR 47 7 100 11 Auxiliary engine BE-S slip-on unit USDA Forest Service (R-9) 48 7 125 36 Belt driven B-2 USDA Forest Service (R-9) 49 7 75-125 30 Auxiliary engine Type VII slip on USDA Forest Service (R-9) 50 7 150 20 Auxiliary engine Wisconsin IA Wisconsin DNR 51 N/A 50-75 85 Auxiliary engine Model 20 USDA Forest Service (R-5) 40
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