Special Performance of Water Truck
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Front spray and rear sprinkler
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Side spray
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Rear working platform
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High-pressure landscaping water cannon mounted on the platform (adjustable spray patterns: jet, heavy rain, moderate rain, drizzle; continuously adjustable; max range 30 m)
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Equipped with high‑capacity 60/90 special water pump for sprinkler trucks
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Fire hose connection
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Self‑flow valve
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Self‑priming function
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Strainer/filter
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Suction head ≥ 6 m
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Sprinkling width ≥ 12 m
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Spray range ≥ 28 m

Upper Structure – Tank & Accessories
Material & Thickness:
Valves & Piping:
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Large‑bore straight‑through ball valve
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Optional aluminum alloy tee
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Reinforced main pipeline (76 mm)
Cast Aluminum Fittings (Standard):
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Optional aluminum alloy flange tee
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Optional aluminum alloy pump inlet straight connector
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One‑shot die‑casting, no weld seam – no water leakage
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Standardized design, good interchangeability, easy maintenance
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Aluminum alloy is lighter, more attractive, and enhances product grade
Other Accessories:
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Aluminum alloy rear sprinkler
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Stainless steel ball valve
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New‑type high‑pressure water cannon
Punched Plate Platform (Standard):
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Thickened punched plate for better anti‑slip performance
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No water accumulation on the platform
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Optimized structure, press‑formed

Daily Maintenance
1. Winter (when not in operation)
When the vehicle is not in continuous use or not working, open all drain ball valves (including the pump drain valve) to completely drain water. If possible, park the vehicle in a sheltered, warm garage.
2. Winter (when in operation)
Before operation, fill the tank with an appropriate amount of hot water until water flows out of the pump drain valve, then close the valve. Do the same for all pipeline ball valves. If the filling point (hydrant) is far from the work site after filling the tank with tap water, slightly open the working ball valve to maintain a drip flow.
3. General inspections and maintenance
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During the first 2–3 days of operation, the user must check and tighten the chassis U‑bolts, pipeline flange bolts, and chassis connecting plate bolts. (Routine checks should be done regularly.)
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For high‑frequency operation: change the transmission gear oil every 2 months; grease the pump drive shaft once every 2 months; check or change the pump lubricating oil every 3 months.
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The user must regularly (and at any time) check and tighten flange bolts at all main pipeline sections and gate valve bolts.