SKIDGINES PUMPER CATS SOFT TRACKS. AFTERMARKET EQUIPMENT CERTIFICATION.

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SKIDGINES PUMPER CATS SOFT TRACKS

AFTERMARKET EQUIPMENT CERTIFICATION

ADDITIONAL FORM

PUMP REQUIREMENTS The pump may be an auxiliary powered pump or a power take-off pump. All pumps must have a discharge pressure gauge. If the pump is of the positive displacement type, a bypass or pressure relief valve shall be provided. The pump, as mounted, shall be capable of drafting water from a source located 10 feet vertical distance below the pump head through the required 20 feet of suction hose. The contractor may substitute a portable pump capable of filling the unit if the mounted pump cannot fill the tank.

TANK REQUIREMENTS Tank shall be securely attached to the chassis in such a way to withstand pitch and roll of the load during off road operation of the unit without damaging the tank or other chassis components. All hardware must be rated to handle the load it is securing. No fiberglass or plastic tanks will be accepted unless surrounded by steel to prevent puncture damage. Tanks shall be equipped with partitions that reduce the shifting of the water load.

MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR SKIDGINES TYPE1234 TANK CAPACITY (GAL) MINIMUM MAXIMUM 1200 NONE FLYWHEEL HORSEPOWER PUMP MIN. FLOW (GPM)50 RATED PRESS. (PSI) PUMP & ROLLYES FOAM PROP. SYSTEMOPT. WINCH OR GRAPPLENOT REQ. OPT.OPT.1 HOSE REEL (FEET) 1” - ¾ ” ID 150 1½ ” LINEN HOSE (FEET) ” LINEN HOSE (FEET) DISCHARGE OUTLET 1 ½” NH 1” NPSH PERSONNEL REQUIRED1111

HARD LINE PRESSURE GAUGE DUMP VALVE

DISCHARGE OUTLET BACKUP LIGHTS DUMP VALVE

Super Skidgines

MINIMUM STDS FOR PUMPER CATS TYPE123 TANK CAPACITY (GAL) MINIMUM MAXIMUM 500 NONE FLYWHEEL HORSEPOWER PUMP MIN. FLOW RATED PRESS. (PSI)70 HOSE REEL (FEET) 1” - ¾” ID150 1” LINEN HOSE (FEET)200 DISCHARGE OUTLET1” NPSH PUMP & ROLLYES FOAM PROP. SYSTEMOPTIONAL WINCH OR GRAPPLEOPTIONAL PERSONNEL REQUIRED111

DUMP VALVE DISCHARGE VALVE PRESSURE GAUGE HOSE REEL

MINIMUM STDS FOR SOFTTRACKS TYPE1 TANK CAPACITY (GAL) MINIMUM MAXIMUM 600 NONE FLYWHEEL HORSEPOWER170+ PUMP MIN. FLOW RATED PRESSURE (PSI)70 HOSE REEL (FEET) 1” - ¾”150 1” LINEN HOSE (FEET)200 DISCHARGE OUTLET1” NPSH PUMP & ROLLYES FOAM PROP. SYSTEMOPTIONAL WINCH OR GRAPPLEOPTIONAL PERSONNEL REQUIRED1

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Fire shelters Nomex Shirt & Pants Hardhat Gloves Boots

OTHER PERSONAL EQUIPMENT REQUIRED Eye Protection Hearing Protection Headlamp