The MAD DOG unit has proven itself for 10 years in Western Pennsylvania, fighting brush fires and wildland fires. Has been used for structure and car fires (although not reccommended ) but is GREAT for mop up for structure and car fires.
There is minimal maintenance for this unit and there is a complete service department at Baren's Inc for all your servicing needs.
Please contact us by email at rshaderline@pa.rr.com or captain17polk@hotmail.com for more infomation.
MAD DOG Brush Fighter Unit. Demonstrated by Capt Rick Shaderline of Station 17 Polk VFR, and employed by Barens, Inc, manufacturer of the MAD DOG unit. Extinguish fires before they become catastrophic! MAD DOG High Pressure Brush Fire Fighting Unit. Fire fighters are too aware of the effects a brush fire can have on a community, if it is not extinguished quickly, Acres of land forest, homes and lives can be lost in a matter of minutes. The MAD DOG BRUSH FIGHTER is a uniques, high pressure unit that can quickly douse a brush fire before it becomes out of control. The use of high pressure allows the fire fighter to dispense up to 10 gallons of water a minute directly at the heart of the fire. Mixing with foam increases efficiency dramatically. When set up on a 3/4 ton or 1 ton 4x4 pickup truck, the MAD DOG is a very fast attack vehicle. One fire fighter can pull the hose from the reel, turn the MAD DOG engine on and pull the trigger of the gun to begin dispensing water/foam. In many situations, the fire will be out or contained before reinforcements arrive. 10 Years of experience proves MAD DOG value on many types of fires. Brush and forest fires, Tire fires, Class "A" and Structural fires, Class "B" fires. MAD DOG is designed to fit in the back of a standard pick up truck with room for supplies, such as extra foam containers, rakes and indian cans. MAD DOG can be easily removed when not in use. The standard MAD DOG features include: High Pressure Plunger Pump 1450 RPM maximum 10 GPM maximum flow 1300 PSI maximum at pump 1000 PSI at nozzle ENGINE: 13 HP Honda Engine with electric start 2 amp charging system Throttle control and manual choke Low oil shut down and filter Heavy duty high amp battery ACCESSORIES: 2 orange trigger guns 3 pressure lances High pressure variable nozzle All which are quick connected HOSE: 300' of 1/2" high pressure hose 50' of fill / discharge hose water transfer Hose reel - 5000 PSI maximum of 300' capacity of high pressure hose TANK: 200 Gallon of NFPA approved poly tank FOAM: A/AB Foam with settings from .05% foam to 3% foam or off Equipped with one high pressured cleaning nozzle and one injector nozzle which can be used with or without the foam MAD DOG SPECIFICATIONS: Weight with pressure hose : 560 lbs. Weight of 200 gallons of water : 1600 lbs. Total weight of unit : 2160lbs. As volunteer fire companis continue to recruit fewer members and paid fire departments are fighting stiff staff cuts, finding technological advances to fight fires is a must. The MAD DOG is the proven "new breed" of equipment for fighting fires more efficiently. Distributed by: Barens, Inc. 113 Meadow Road Seneca , PA 16346 Phone: (800) 676-0607 Fax : (800) 326-7146 Please don't hesitate to call and ask questions. Our knowledgeable staff are here to help you. Thank you Captain Rick Shaderline, Station 17 Polk VFR, fighting fires for 23 years.
i love this set up!!!! about how much does it cost? please send me a message. thank you.
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@21492005973494 average cost is around $14,000 but we can work with you.
TheEagleMountian 4 months ago
I liked the idea of using a pressure washer for fighting field and small brush fires. Seems more efficient to use less water but at a higher velocity
chechnya 7 months ago
@chechnya right on!!
TheEagleMountian 4 months ago
A booster line seems much more efficient.
Tbone6485 8 months ago
@Tbone6485 - until you try the unit you do not know what you're missing. Booster lines are heavy and awkward, Maddog unit offers a much lighter line with more effectiveness than a booster line.
TheEagleMountian 4 months ago