Type 3 - BME Fire Trucks
BME’s Type 3 is the workhorse of the wildland firefighting industry, built to manage rugged off-road terrain. Available in several configurations, our Type 3 engine can match any terrain it services, making it the safest and highest performing fire truck in the wildland market.
Type 3 and Type 6 Wildland Fire Apparatus
Jul 1, 2019 · Type 3 and Type 6 pumpers are the most widely used engines in wildland urban interface fire response because of their versatility, maneuverability, off-road abilities, and fire suppression capabilities.
Equipment, PMS 200 - NWCG
Dec 19, 2024 · All types shall meet federal, state and agency requirements for motor vehicle safety standards, including all gross vehicle weight ratings when fully loaded. Type 3 engines and tactical water tenders shall be equipped with a foam proportioner system.
Wildland fire engine - Wikipedia
The Type 3 is the most popular engine in California due to the difficult road access to wildland fires; Type 3 engines typically have a shorter wheelbase allowing tighter turns on forest roads.
Type 3 & 4 Wildland Fire Truck Apparatus - Spartan Emergency Response
We know all the in’s and out’s that make a Type 3 or 4 ready for wildlands: auxiliary pumps with in-cab controls, booster reels, bumper turrets, ground sweeps, and more. So whether you’re customizing to the max or working to hit a tough budget, …
Fire Engine Models - US Forest Service
Type 3 Model 326 4x2 Chassis Only Specifications Apparatus Body Only Specification. ... Fire Engine Models Type 3 Model 326. 4x2 Chassis Only Specifications. Apparatus Body Only Specification. Standard Marking. Model 346 . 4x4 Chassis Only Specifications.
Type 3 Fire Truck | A Wildland Truck by HME Ahrens-Fox
The HME Type 3 fire truck is a proven performer. By meeting the needs of local fire departments as well as regional and national wildland fleets, this Type 3 sets the benchmark with a balance of stability, handling, durability and functionality. Built by industry leader HME Ahrens-Fox.
Wildland Fire Engines - U.S. National Park Service
Most wildland fire engines are four-wheel drive and have off-road capability. Some can “pump and roll”—drive slowly while deploying water. Engines such as Type 3's can pump from a stationary position using a power take off (PTO). All engines have Class A foam capability.
Type 3 Fire Engine, Model 326/Model 346 – Supersedes April 2015 Page 2 . Table of Contents . Record of Revisions 7 1 — General 9 1.1 General Statement 9 1.2 Finished Vehicle Weight Requirements 9 1.3 Tilt Test 9 1.4 Ramp Break-Over Angle 9 1.5 Brand Name or Equivalent Products 9 2 — Chassis Electrical Requirements 10
1.1.1 The intent of this specification is to provide a 37,000 GVWR four-door, crew cab chassis; Severe Service; four-wheel drive with a set-forward axle. This specification requires a clear cab-to-axle for fire apparatus body installation.