FIRE TRAILERS On-Demand Quality

Our Fire Trailers are ready to use at a moment’s notice when on a job site. Randco’s Rugged design handles the logging operations tough conditions.

Fire Trailer System Includes:

• -(2) Heavy Duty 5,200lb Axles and Springs
• -6” Steel Channel Frame
• -Tank Constructed with 10 Gauge Steel w/ Baffling
• -Wiring is Enclosed in Steel Tubing
• -Tail Lights enclosed in boxes
• -Lockable Doors and Boxes

Features:

• -Suction Hose
• -(2) lifting eyes
• -Lighting Package
• -Tool Boxes with Tool Racks (Tools not Included)
• -Hydraulic Brakes
• -1.5” Ball Valve for Filling Pump Cans
• -Engine Driven  Water Pumps with Gas/Diesel  Motor (multiple HP’s available) 

Options:

• -Hand Tools
• -250’ Hose Reel with Rubber Hose
• -Pump Cans (Back Pack Hand Pumps)
• -Spare Tire
• -Epoxy Coating in Tank
• -Lockable Latches for Tool Box
• Have a Question? Check our FAQ sheet for more Info!

As always, we have multiple options for customizing the Tank System to Your Specs, for flawless functionality.

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Fire Trailer FAQ

How much water does a Randco fire trailer hold?
Our standard fire trailer is built around a 500-gallon tank, which meets the needs of most operators and agencies.

What pump and options come on a fire trailer?
We fine-tune each trailer to your required PSI and GPM, with a choice of engine-drive water pumps, a hose reel, and optional fire tools. Tell us your flow and pressure targets and which pump you’d like.

Do your fire trailers meet state fire-agency requirements?
Requirements vary by state — Washington DNR, for example, differs from Oregon or California. We build your trailer to meet the specs required where you operate, so just let us know your state.

Not seeing a fire trailer that fits your needs?
Connect with our team and we can engineer a tank system built to your exact requirements.

Which Randco system is right for me?

• Fire Trailer (this page) – a towable fire fighting trailer carrying its own tank, engine-driven pump and hose reel, ready to roll to a job site or fire line.
• Water Trailer – towed capacity built for dust control and general water hauling rather than fire suppression.
• Drop On – bolts on and off, so one chassis can haul water, then go back to other work.
• Slide In – slides into a dump bed or flatbed and is equipped with quick-disconnect fittings.
• Hook Lift – rolls on and off with a hoist as a self-contained roll-off unit.
• Poly Skid – a compact, self-contained skid for smaller dust-control and washdown jobs.

Looking for a fire fighting trailer for sale? Every unit is fabricated to order in Kelso, Washington by our own welders and painters, and ships nationwide. Call our team at (360) 425-9100 and we will help you spec the right one.