Production introduction
The Recoil Start Floating Fire Pump delivers reliable on-demand water supply for field fire response, ready to activate instantly whenever emergencies emerge on open water. This Recoil Start Floating Fire Pump is fitted with a proven Loncin 7hp four-stroke gasoline engine, independent of mains power and able to draw raw water directly from ponds, streams and reservoirs. It reaches a maximum flow of 900L/M and a total lift height of 50 meters, so this Recoil Start Floating Fire Pump can deliver pressurized water uphill to remote fire zones. The intuitive pull-cord ignition system makes this Recoil Start Floating Fire Pump ideal for teams operating without auxiliary power sources during rapid deployment.
This Recoil Start Floating Fire Pump balances lightweight transportability with steady pumping performance. Weighing only 26kg with compact overall dimensions, two operators can carry this Recoil Start Floating Fire Pump along narrow trails and uneven shore terrain. Uniform 65mm inlet and outlet ports match widely used fire hose specifications, eliminating the need for extra adapters during connection. The integrated buoyant base keeps the unit level amid mild ripples, maintaining stable water intake without air ingestion. The air-cooled engine avoids overheating risks, letting this Recoil Start Floating Fire Pump sustain continuous operation for long-duration fire suppression work.
Products Parameters
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Model |
FTQ3.0/8-L |
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Engine type |
Air-cooled,4-stroke,single-cylinder, gasoline |
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Engine model |
Loncin LC1P70F 7hp engine |
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Starting way |
Recoil |
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Max flow |
900L/M |
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Rated pressure |
0.3Mpa |
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Rated flow |
8L/S |
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Pump head |
50m |
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Inlet |
65mm |
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Outlet |
65mm |
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Weight |
26KG |
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Appearance size |
650*550*450mm |
Application Scenarios Detail
- Rural Volunteer Fire Brigade Daily Missions: Local volunteer teams transport the pump to nearby ponds. The recoil start enables quick activation for residential, barn and small vegetation fires in villages without centralized water pipelines.
- Recreational Water Area Safety Preparedness: At lakeside campsites and fishing zones, the pump serves as standby firefighting equipment. It can be started manually to put out shoreline wildfires or boat fire incidents.
- Off-Road Wildfire Patrol Support: Forest patrol crews carry the compact pump inside off-road vehicles. They deploy it on scattered mountain water sources to eliminate small spot fires before large wildfires develop.
Products Description
FAQ
Q: What should operators pay attention to before starting this Recoil Start Floating Fire Pump?
A: Check the engine oil level and gasoline volume first. Ensure the pump floats fully on water surface, then grip the recoil handle firmly and pull steadily to achieve smooth ignition.
Q: What if the recoil starter becomes hard to pull during field use?
A: Stop operation and inspect whether engine oil is overfilled or the impeller gets stuck by debris. Do not apply excessive pulling force to avoid damaging the recoil assembly.
Q: Does the recoil starting system require regular lubrication and maintenance?
A: Lightly lubricate the recoil spring and cable every 30 operating hours. Keep the starter housing dry and clear of silt to maintain smooth pulling action.
Q: Can this Recoil Start Floating Fire Pump keep working if repeated startup attempts happen during an emergency?
A: The recoil mechanism is built for frequent operation. Allow short cooling intervals between multiple starting attempts to prevent flooding the engine combustion chamber.
Q: How does recoil start bring advantages compared with electric-only floating fire pumps in remote areas?
A: It removes reliance on rechargeable batteries. Operators will not face startup failure caused by dead batteries during long-distance field missions far from charging facilities.