Red Line Apparatus

HME Pumper Fire Apparatus

HME CORE22 Pumper Fire Truck

A dependable pumper platform built around water capacity, pump performance, cab safety, compartment space, and long-term serviceability — backed by Red Line Apparatus in Montana.

Chassis

HME 1871-W

Tank

1000 Gal.

Pump

1500 GPM

HME Pumper Fire Apparatus

Water + pump capacity

A strong pumper foundation with 1000 gallons of water and a 1500 GPM pump option.

Storage

295.3 cu. ft. compartments

Practical organized storage for departments that need a versatile front-line apparatus.

Support

Talk through every option

REDLINE helps compare specs, availability, timing, and department-specific needs.

Image Gallery

A closer look at the CORE22.

Exterior Profile

Cab Interior

Pump Panel

Compartment Layout

Chassis Details

Core Specifications

A practical pumper platform with room to configure.

The CORE22 is designed around the HME 1871 chassis platform and gives departments a strong combination of cab space, pump capability, water capacity, organized storage, and service-friendly construction.

REDLINE Apparatus is the local path for departments to research the CORE22, ask questions, review options, and move toward the right apparatus decision.

Overview

Chassis, cab, and apparatus details.

Chassis / Cab

Chassis

HME 1871-W

Cab

MFDxl with 12-inch raised roof option

Engine

Cummins L9, 450 HP option

Safety Systems

Airbags, clean cab, and collision avoidance options

Suspension

Multiple front and rear suspension configurations available

Apparatus

Pump

Hale SAM Module, 1500 GPM option

Tank

1000 gallons

Compartments

295.3 cubic feet

Ladder Storage

Ladders on beam

Foam

Integrated foam tank option
Key Features

Built around the details departments ask about most.

Engine Options

Cummins power options can be matched to the department’s drive, terrain, and fireground performance needs.

High Air Intake

A high air intake design supports service access and confidence in demanding operating environments.

Suspension Choices

Front and rear suspension options allow departments to evaluate ride quality, handling, axle needs, and budget.

Serviceability

Smart component placement and organized systems help make maintenance and service easier over the truck’s life.

The Right Foundation Matters

Start with the cab and chassis before choosing the rest of the truck.

Pump, body, lighting, storage, and equipment choices are all important. Long-term apparatus value starts with a proven foundation and a configuration process that matches how your department actually responds.

Talk through CORE22 options

Ask REDLINE to help compare platform details, availability, timing, budget, and new apparatus opportunities.

Montana HME Dealer Support

Move from research to the right apparatus decision.

01

Review the Platform

Start with CORE22 chassis, cab, pump, tank, and storage details.

02

Compare Configurations

Talk through the options that matter most for your department’s response area.

03

Plan the Next Step

Request pricing, review availability, discuss timing, or ask Red Line to help source the right apparatus.

Contact Red Line

Have questions about the HME CORE22?

Send REDLINE a message and a team member can help review specifications, options, availability, and next steps for your department.

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