WT5HP Mobile Water Trailer
The Multiquip WT5HP Water Trailer is ready to tackle a host of assignments to include: Dust Control, Emergency Fire Fighting Response, Construction, Agricultural Support and Equipment Wash Down. This mobile unit features: DOT/NHSTA approved Double-Axle Trailer, powerful high psi MQ QP205SH Centrifugal Pump, flexible Suction/Discharge manifold system with simple valve operations, hose reel assembly, and a rugged 525 GAL polyethylene Water Tank. The model WTE5HP provides electric brakes.
- Store up to 525 gallons of water in a durable polyethylene water tank with integrated baffles to support water movement during transportation
- Dependable high pressure performance with Multiquip QP205SH 2 inch centrifugal pump
- QP205SH delivers 106 GPM/230 Ft HEAD/100 psi
- Components protected from damage by low profile manifold assembly
- Attached industrial Hose Reel assembly (1″ x 50′ contractor hose and fog spray nozzle)
- Switch easily from suction to discharge mode by turning a single manifold lever
- Rear spray bar operates under pressurized or gravity feed settings
- Quickly fill tank through 2″ diameter steel pipe with QD coupler or vented 12″ diameter fill port
- Rapid hose setup with standard Quick Disconnect (cam & groove) fittings
- Transport hoses and accessories in convenient steel storage bin
- Safe towing and braking assured by a dual axle trailer and rugged hydraulic brake system
- Convenient Hose Kit provided (2″ x 20′ Suction)
| Water Tank | 525 Gal. Polyethylene | |
| Trailer | DOT certified, dual axle, 3500 LB | |
| Power Source | HONDA GX160 recoil start | |
| Pump | MQ QP205SH 2 in. High Pressure Centrifugal | |
| Flow / Head | 106 GPM / 230 Ft. | |
| Manifold | 1.5″ & 2″ Left/Rt. (QD Couplers), three garden hose valves, rear spray bar | |
| Overall Length | 146 in | 3708.4 mm |
| Overall Width | 68 in | 1727.2 mm |
| Overall Height | 80 in | 2032 mm |
| Operating Weight | 1,428 lb | 647.73 kg |
Notice: Features and equipment specifications are subject to change without notice.
