Puck Fire FF-4500-45 Force Feed trailer with extended boom and downriggers and outriggers
the FF4500-45 with a folded boom and extended outriggers sitting outside
the front driver side angle of the FF4500-45 with extended boom and outriggers
the back driver angle of the FF4500-45 with folded boom and outriggers
the back passenger angle of the FF4500-45 with extended boom and outriggers
the back passenger angle of the FF4500-45 with extended boom and outriggers
the back passenger angle of the FF4500-45 with extended boom and outriggers
the LightSpeed, gate controls, outrigger controls, and Khrone flowmeter on the FF4500-45
the FF4500-45 with extended boom sitting outside
the FF4500-45 with extended boom sitting outside
a Quick Attack truck spraying water from a dock while connected to Hi-Vol TPU hose and a FF4500-45 force feed trailer
a FF4500-45 against the bank of a pond with boom extended into water
a FF4500-45 against the bank of a lake with boom extended into water and Hi-Vol TPU hose attached with a firefighter spraying water from an attack line supplied by the Force Feed trailer

Force Feed Trailer

Move water quickly from your liquid storage or water source with the versatile power of the Puck Fire Force Feed Trailer. Built solid with hydrostat controls and designed for ease of deployment, our Force Feed pump brings a higher level of performance for pumping water. The remote control knuckle boom has a horizontal length of 45′ to reach out, down, up and over to get to your source of water. For quick and easy deployment, the gooseneck chassis of the FF4500-45 can be pulled to the fire with a Puck Quick Attack truck to provide a fast setup water supply solution.

Space on the trailer allows for foam concentrate to be integrated with water at the beginning stages to provide more efficient fire suppression. The 577 HP Cat pump engine is paired with a 8NHG19 Cornell pump with 19″ impeller for maximum displacement. Puck Fire’s FF4500-45 has a 14 hour run time with a diesel fuel capacity of 360 gallons and a DEF capacity of 24 gallons. With 8” pipework and 6”-10” discharge connections, the Force Feed can reach uninterrupted flow rates up to 4,500 GPM.

The KROHNE flowmeter technology monitors the flow rate with real-time verification of the pump’s flow rates. Equipped with LightSpeed automated pump control, all Puck pump units are designed to give you full control and run with maximum efficiency from a safe distance. Big fires need big water with high flows, and the FF4500-45 is a water supply solution feeding high capacity water over long distances.

A New Approach to Bringing Water to the Fire
Force Feed Trailer Features
  • Wireless remote control boom
  • Electric over hydraulic downriggers
  • 45′ boom length
  • Knuckle boom design
  • Flow rate up to 4,500 GPM
  • 8″ boom pipework
  • Monitor flow and pressures remotely with LightSpeed
  • 8″ KROHNE flow tube
  • Up to 14 hour run time
  • 360 gallon diesel capacity
  • 24 gallon DEF capacity
  • 577 HP pump engine
  • 8NHG19 Cornell pump with 19″ impeller
  • 6″-10″ discharge connections
  • Utility vehicle ramps
  • Control the pump from your device anywhere, with the comfort of LightSpeed safety features
  • Set parameters for added monitoring and automatic responses with auto-throttle

 

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the FF4500-45 parked in Louisiana with fully extended boom displaying an American flag and outriggers extended

FAST DEPLOYMENT

Quickly set up at the fire scene using less manpower with the wireless boom control and electric over hydraulic downriggers.

a parked Force Feed Trailer with extended outriggers and boom

SETUP VERSATILITY

The knuckle boom design on the Force Feed Trailer has a 45′ boom reach to gain access to the water source.

the back end of a Quick Attack spraying water from hose connected to FF4500-45

ADJUSTABLE FLOW

Get up to 4,500 GPM with the 8″ boom pipework on a FF-450045 from Puck Fire.

Hi-Vol TPU hose connected to a FF4500-45 with extended boom in the water

PRECISION CONTROL

Take advantage of hydraulic gate control via LightSpeed, as well as accurate flow readings via 8″ KROHNE flow tube.

a FF4500-45 parked on a boat ramp with extended boom in the water and hose connected

MAXIMUM RUN TIME

The Force Feed Trailer from Puck Fire has 14 hour run time with its 360 gallon diesel fuel capacity and 24 gallon DEF capacity.

the Cornell pump of a Puck Fire FF4500-45

MAXIMUM DISPLACEMENT

The 577 HP Cat pump engine of the Force Feed Trailer is paired with a 8NHG19 Cornell pump with 19″ impeller.

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