Davey "Firefighter" 5 Series
The Davey range of engine-driven self-priming pumps are versatile enough to handle a range of applications including fire fighting, water transfer, irrigation, boom spraying, agricultural spraying (such as sheep jetting), and deep well jet pump applications. The required flow and pressure will determine which type of pump in the engine-driven self priming pump range suits your needs
Twin impeller models offer several operating advantages over single stage pumps - up to 50% more pressure, or the option of reducing the engine speed to conserve fuel and extend engine life.
PUMPS AVAILABLE IN THE DAVEY RANGE
- Single Stage Pump with 5.5 Hp engine
- Twin Stage Pump with 5.5 Hp engine
- Twin Stage Wide Impeller Pump with 13 Hp engine
Single and Twin Stage Firefighters

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Rugged, economical single and twin impeller self priming pumps. These units are driven by a 5.5hp Honda GX160 engine (4.1 KW). These are 4 - stroke engines with recoil starters.
PRODUCT APPLICATION
- Fire Fighting
- High head general water transfer
- Tanker to tanker transfer
- Boom Spraying
- Irrigation
FEATURES and BENEFITS
- Thrust balanced impeller design to extend engine life.
- Pump casing, diffusers and impellers manufactured from quality corrosion resistant marine grade aluminium for long life.
- 4 way discharge port for easy installation with a choice of plumbing sizes.
- Polyester coated pump casing, exterior and interior, for added corrosion resistance.
- Large priming and drain port with bayonet fit plugs. Plugs have safety retention system, plus are available with 1/4” tapping to accept pressure gauges or drain cocks.
- All engines feature cast iron cylinder bore for long life.
- All engines conform to the tough environmental requirements of the USA EPA and CARB standards, to help look after the environment.
- Pump end designed and manufactured in Australia.
Single Stage Specific Features |
Twin Stage Specific Features |
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| Single Stage Data Sheet | Twin Stage Data Sheet |
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Twin Stage Wide Impeller Firefighters

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Rugged, economical single or twin wide impeller self priming pumps. These units are driven by a 13hp Honda GX390 engine (9.75 KW). These are 4 - stroke engines and available with either electric start or recoil start.
PRODUCT APPLICATION
- Fire Fighting
- High head general water transfer
- Tanker to tanker transfer
- Boom Spraying
- Irrigation
- Traveling irrigators
FEATURES and BENEFITS
- Thrust balanced impeller design to extend engine life.
- Pump casing, diffusers and impellers manufactured from quality corrosion resistant marine grade aluminium for long life.
- NEW 3 way discharge port for easy installation with a choice of plumbing sizes. The NEW 3 way discharge is easily adapted to the old 3 way outlets.
- Polyester coated pump casing, exterior and interior, for added corrosion resistance.
- Large drain port with bayonet fit plugs. Plugs have safety retention system.
- Huge 1 1/2” priming port for extra quick filling.
- All engines feature cast iron cylinder bore for long life.
- Electric starter (battery and leads required) and recoil starter fitted, ensures a choice of starting methods, even if the battery is flat or removed.
- Pump end designed and manufactured in Australia.
Twin Stage Specific Features |
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| Twin Stage Wide Impeller Data Sheet |
Specifications Sheet and Comparison Table |
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| Description | Single Stage | Twin Stage | Twin Wide |
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| Model | 5158 | 5258 | 5210 |
| Engine Type | Honda GX 160 | Honda GX 390 | |
| Engine Size | 5.5 Hp (4.1 KW) | 13 Hp (9.75 KW) | |
| Available in Electric start | No | No | Yes |
| Maximum Flow | 500 LPM | 375 LMP | 650 LPM |
| Maximum Total Head - Meter | 72 | 104 | 120 |
| Maximum Total Head - Bar | 7.2 Bar | 10.4 Bar | 12 Bar |
| Inlet Size | 40mm (1½") BSP Male | 50mm (2") BSP Male | |
| Outlet Size |
4 - Way 2 x 25mm (1") BSP Male 2 x 40mm (1½") BSP Male |
3 - Way 2 x 25mm (1") BSP Male 1 x 50mm (2") BSP Male |
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| Maximum Suction Lift | 7 Meter | 7 Meter | 7 Meter |
| Performances shown are from the maximum power duty curves at sea level and with nil suction lift. | |||


