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Engine Driven Units

High-volume water pumps powered by engines

Engine-driven fire pumps operate use gasoline or diesel to control a high-powered engine to help you move a lot of water. These portable pumps are great for a variety of applications, including wildland firefighting, low-pressure firefighting, water transfer or de-watering. Hale engine-driven fire pumps are available for large and small jobs, from trailer mounted pumps to lightweight portable pump options that can be deployed in water or transported on your back.

To learn more about Hale engine-driven fire pumps, browse our selection below, or contact a local service provider.

  1. PowerFlow HPX200-B23

    545-5161-30-0 | PowerFlow HPX200-B23

    You want flexibility and performance. High quality is your minimum standard. That’s why the Hale Attack Firefighting pump range are designed to be tough and perform well at higher or lower pressures. Hale has over 100 years’ experience making fire pumps so you can be sure your Hale pump will deliver performance when you need it.
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  2. PowerFlow HPX275-B35

    545-5200-00-0 | PowerFlow HPX275-B35

    When you need to move a lot of water, you need a high quality pump that is engineered to perform. Hale’s range of high flow pumps give you the capacity you need. Whether your application is for low pressure firefighting, water transfer or de-watering, there is a Hale high flow pump for you. Hale has a long heritage of designing and manufacturing high performance fire pumps, so you can trust Hale to deliver the performance you demand. *NOT FOR SALE OR USE IN CALIFORNIA
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  3. Super Chief

    545-4091-07-0 | Super Chief

    Hale’s Super Chief has a unique design specially engineered for the fire service. The pump and engine assembly detach easily from the float. The float folds in half for convenient storage in most apparatus compartments.

    The Super Chief is the pump to count on when you cannot count on hydrants. It is easily used with alternative water sources such as streams, lakes, ponds, or pools. The Super Chief requires only three inches of water to draft.

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