Putting out forest fires early on and small fire operations

The ample upper loading space, as well the sides and back provide riding room for the driver
Equipped with hose reel equipment specially designed for ultraviolet rays and forest fires

Low-noise, super powerful engine

Exhibits powerful extermination performance with the world-famous American Kohler engine loaded on, the noise made when operated is minimal
Comfortable extermination and fire-extinguishing operations thanks to the installation of a separate ventilation engine, maximum engine life among other products of similar horsepower

Freeze and rupture prevention function

Perfectly prevents freeze and rupture with antifreeze circulation and air compressor

Client-customized categories of the lower part of the vehicle

Low-center design
- Achieves supreme stability thanks to the low-center design of the chemicals tank and the tires with improved ground clearance
Easy reel work because of the installed electric automatic coil equipment
- Rich long-distance sprinkling made possible thanks to the double composition of the separate hose reel equipment
- Long-distance water supply and sprinkling made possible thanks to the installed long-distance connection hose
Reduction of manpower as a one-person operation and swift fumigation work
- Can be run and operated by one person using the wired/wireless (optional) control equipment
- Extermination possible over a broad range thanks to its top-notch maneuverability and 4-wheel drive

Versatile, customized vehicles and option selection

- 1-ton, 2.5-ton/king cap, double cap – various vehicle options are available
- Customers may choose from a different options regarding convenient equipment, including water supply pumps, front water sprinkling, tire sterilization, antifreeze tanks, etc.

Equipped with AmericanKohler engine

The reputable horsepower and outstanding torque durability of Kohler’s Command, Magnum and K-series engines are designed and developed based on CAD/CAM and produced with the finest manufacturing processes.