Fire Fighting Units for UTV

Fire Marshal units are designed to provide a reliable water source for fire response, back burning, and general water supply on rural properties, farms, and remote sites.

Fire Marshal units are commonly mounted on UTVs, side-by-sides, tray utes, and other light vehicles, depending on tank size and vehicle payload capacity. Always check your vehicles weight and payload capacity.

Yes. Fire Marshal fire fighting units are manufactured and assembled in Australia using a combination of locally made and imported components.

Yes. Many users also use Fire Marshal units for tree watering, dust suppression, wash-down, and general water transfer throughout the year.

Routine maintenance includes checking the engine, pump, hoses, and fittings, draining water when not in use, and running the unit periodically to ensure it remains ready.

Choosing the right unit depends on your vehicle’s load capacity, how long you need to operate between refills, and the type of tasks you plan to use it for.

Yes. Replacement parts, accessories, and service items are available to help keep your Fire Marshal unit operating reliably.

To mount a Fire Marshal fire fighting unit on your UTV, start by ensuring your vehicle’s payload capacity and bed size are suitable – water is heavy, and a full tank can add significant weight, so check your UTV’s rated load limits and suspension before installation.

Fire Marshal units are built with integrated tie‑down points molded into the tank, allowing you to secure the unit directly to your UTV tray or bed using rated ratchet straps or tie‑downs.

Place the unit centrally and as low as possible to help maintain stability and keep the centre of gravity down.