Fire pumps & water transfer · Supplier-based review · 16 October 2026
Iveco 8361 SRI 10.00 Fire Pump Review: Diesel Water Transfer in Veen
Big water-transfer plans need a clear starting point. This Iveco-powered Ingersoll-Dresser pump set brings a diesel engine and water pump together on one red steel skid—and the supplier provides photos and a video to help you explore the package before making an enquiry.
About this review: This is an editorial assessment of the advertised equipment, supplier information and original photographs. We have not inspected or tested this unit. Specifications, price and availability were checked on 16 October 2026 and should be confirmed in your quotation.
Veen, Netherlands, as stated in the product listing.

A diesel water-pump package worth a closer look
The offer is listed by Homborg Industrial Machinery under stock 0006575, with Autoline reference FJ48753. It is advertised as used, with approximately 241 operating hours. The seller describes its general, technical and visual condition as very good.
For a buyer, the appeal is practical: the engine and pump are presented together as an identifiable package. That lets you discuss the complete assembly, its connections and its operating requirements with one supplier. The listing classifies it as a fire pump and describes construction and water-handling applications.

Key specifications at a glance
| Equipment | Iveco 8361 SRI 10.00 / Ingersoll-Dresser water-pump set |
|---|---|
| Condition / reported hours | Used / 241 hours, as listed |
| Drive | Iveco diesel engine |
| Advertised flow | 430 m³/h, approximately 7,167 L/min |
| Supplier stock-label pressure | 9.5 bar; confirm the required operating point |
| Photographed pump plate | 430 m³/h; head 85 m; speed 2,300 rpm |
| Listed dimensions / net weight | 2.90 × 1.00 × 1.65 m / 1,500 kg |
| Advertised price | €6,950 excluding VAT; confirm current quotation |
Sources: current marketplace offer and photo gallery and the supplier’s matching stock page. Figures are advertised values, not our measurements.
Understand the flow and pressure figures
The advertised flow is 430 m³/h, equivalent to approximately 7,167 litres per minute. That conversion helps you compare a requirement expressed in litres per minute with the seller’s cubic-metres-per-hour figure.
The seller’s photographed stock label states 9.5 bar. The separate pump nameplate shows 430 m³/h, 85 metres of head and 2,300 rpm, together with Jeumont-Schneider and Ingersoll-Dresser identification. These are the respective advertised and nameplate figures; they should not be combined into a promise of 430 m³/h at 9.5 bar.
Make your enquiry specific: send the supplier your required flow, delivery pressure, suction arrangement and pipe or hose layout. Ask for the pump curve and current test information for this unit. This turns a headline specification into a useful equipment-selection discussion.

Explore the engine and pump assembly
The original photos show the red diesel engine, pump, connecting pipework and skid from several angles. Use them to identify the package you are discussing, then request a written list of the equipment included in the sale.
A clear inventory should cover the engine and pump, fuel arrangements, starting equipment, controls, connection sizes and any loose accessories. Your installer can then plan the pipework, supports, access and commissioning needed at the destination.

Watch the supplier’s equipment video
This video is embedded on the supplier’s page for stock 0006575 and linked from the marketplace gallery. Open the supplier video on YouTube. Use it as a visual introduction and request current operating information for your purchase.
Delivery areas and shipping arrangements
Does the supplier mention international delivery support? Yes. Homborg’s export page states that it has experience exporting machinery worldwide and can arrange the necessary documents and guide buyers through the process. It does not provide a country-by-country delivery list or a freight price for this pump. Request confirmation for your country, destination port or final delivery site.
The supplier’s published general terms describe approximate delivery times, delivery at the agreed location normally unloaded, and buyer-provided access and transport facilities at the destination. They also address protective packaging and transport insurance up to €125,000, subject to insurer coverage. The general payment clause specifies 14 days from the invoice date. Confirm the terms applicable to your order in writing, including any agreed changes.
Supplier sources: worldwide export assistance and published general delivery terms, particularly sections 5, 6 and 11. These are general supplier statements; the written quotation should identify your unit, route, costs and responsibilities.
Ask for an itemised quotation covering the pump, applicable taxes, collection or freight, export paperwork, packing, insurance and destination handling. Also agree the estimated dispatch date, handover point and unloading arrangements. This gives you a useful total-cost picture before you commit.

Send an enquiry that moves the purchase forward
- Identify the equipment: quote stock 0006575 and Autoline FJ48753.
- Describe the intended duty: explain the water source, required flow and pressure, and planned installation.
- Confirm the package: request current photos, component identification, included equipment and test information.
- State the destination: provide the country and port or site so the supplier can quote suitable transport arrangements.
For fire-water service, have the responsible competent designer confirm the required duty, installation documentation and acceptance arrangements. Keep the purchase specification, delivery scope and commissioning plan together.
Frequently asked questions
Where is this Iveco fire pump located?
The product listing places it in Veen, Netherlands.
What is the advertised price?
The checked offer shows €6,950 excluding VAT. Ask for the current price and a destination-specific quotation.
Can the supplier arrange export?
Homborg advertises worldwide export assistance and documentation support. Confirm service to your exact destination and the shipping terms for this pump.
What should I request for the required pumping duty?
Request the pump curve and current test information, and give the supplier your required flow and pressure together with the suction and delivery arrangement.
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