Key features
- Operating Focus Wildland patrol and remote-access initial attack
- Selection Scope Match the chassis, installed systems, equipment inventory and complete-vehicle limits to the destination and mission.
WILDLAND FIRE TRUCKS
BAIC 4×4 1,200 L Wildland Fire Truck
BAIC 4×4 1,200 L Wildland Fire Truck. Confirm operating mission, chassis identity, capacity, systems, axle loads and destination requirements before quotation.
Primary use: Wildland patrol and remote-access initial attack
01 / THE COMPLETE VEHICLE
Specify the system.
Confirm the details.
The vehicle details shown here are a starting point. Your quotation will specify the selected chassis, body and firefighting systems for your project.
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Project-specific equipment package
Agree the installed equipment, body layout, interfaces and acceptance checks in the offer.
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Wildland patrol and remote-access initial attack
BAIC 4×4 1,200 L Wildland Fire Truck. Confirm operating mission, chassis identity, capacity, systems, axle loads and destination requirements before quotation.
Body, equipment and operating system.
Wildland patrol and remote-access initial attack.
Suitable working conditions
- Application Projects with a defined mission, operating environment, access constraints and acceptance plan.
Unsuitable working conditions
- Limits Do not select the vehicle from nominal capacity alone; check access, axle loading, crew, equipment and destination requirements together.
Configuration options.
Use the offered complete-vehicle drawing, mass and axle statement, system data sheets and acceptance plan as the purchase basis.
Configuration options and trade-offs
- Selection Capacity, mobility, crew arrangement and working-system duty must be selected as one complete-vehicle package.
- Vehicle Balance Body layout and installed equipment affect finished mass, axle distribution, stability, access and serviceability.
Compliance documents
- Supplier To Include A document schedule tied to the exact chassis and completed vehicle offered.
Price and delivery basis
Reference price: USD 17,000–23,000
Reference price, not an FOB or CIF quotation.
Inspection and support scope
Define the dimensional, functional, equipment and document checks to be witnessed before shipment.
Include operator and equipment manuals, training, spare-parts scope, warranty responsibilities and service arrangements in the purchase specification.
Vehicle overview.
Share your chassis and body requirements to tailor the vehicle proposal.
Product SpecificationsShow specificationsHide specifications
Use these specifications to compare the chassis, body and installed equipment.
Chassis & powertrain
- Vehicle model
- BAIC 4x4 Fire Pickup Truck
- Chassis brand
- BAIC
- Chassis model
- BAW2043HMS61D
- Drive layout
- 4×4
- Fuel type
- Diesel
- Engine power (kW)
- 103
- Transmission
- Manual
- Wheelbase
- 3,695 mm
- Drive
- 4×4
- Engine Power
- 103 kW
- Fuel
- Diesel
- Platform
- BAIC/BAW pickup
- Wheelbase
- 3,695 mm
Dimensions & weight
- Overall length (mm)
- 5925
- Overall width (mm)
- 1900
- Overall height (mm)
- 2250
- Gross vehicle weight (kg)
- 4495
- Curb weight (kg)
- 2940
Extinguishing agents & tanks
- Operating Fill
- Confirm from completed mass, axle limits, crew and equipment
- Water
- 1,200 L nominal
Fire body & tank
- Configuration
- Double-row pickup firefighting body
- Water Tank
- 1,200 L nominal
Fire pump
- Selection
- Specify model, flow at pressure, suction arrangement and acceptance point
Fire monitor
- Selection
- Specify flow, pressure, reach and control method
Similar vehicles
Before requesting a quote.
Can the equipment package be configured?
Yes. Define the mission, equipment inventory, interfaces and complete-vehicle limits before agreeing the body layout.
What is needed for a quotation?
Provide the destination, quantity, mission, access constraints, crew workflow, equipment, power, communications and acceptance requirements.
What should be checked before shipment?
Agree dimensional, mass, functional, electrical, documentation and equipment checks for the exact offered configuration.
Buying guides
How to Specify a Fire Truck: Tank, Pump and Crew Cab
Specify separate agent quantities, pump flow at pressure and occupied seats. Use a real-vehicle comparison, a worked storage example and a filled buying brief.
OEM and ODM Fire Trucks: How a Custom Build Works
Use a filled buying brief, a clear responsibility split and one accepted drawing revision. Follow a hypothetical two-vehicle project through changes and acceptance records.
03 / YOUR PROJECT
Tell us about
the mission.
Include both chassis preferences and body requirements. Unconfirmed details can remain open for technical review.
Buyer inputs required
- Delivery Quantity, destination country and port, steering side, local chassis support and delivery basis.
- Operating Brief Mission, incident types, terrain and access, crew workflow, equipment inventory, communications, power and acceptance criteria.
Checks before quotation
- Commercial Scope Confirm delivery basis, production schedule, warranty, training, manuals, spare parts and inspection scope.
- Technical Scope Confirm the exact chassis, complete-vehicle drawing, mass and axle statement, installed systems, interfaces and acceptance tests.
RFQ requirements
- Project Quantity, destination, mission, delivery date and preferred chassis support.
- Technical Equipment inventory, interfaces, power, communications, body drawing, mass statement and acceptance tests.
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Specifications are confirmed in the quotation for the ordered vehicle.