We service Maricopa County, Arizona and currently have 4 water trucks that range from 1500 to 2500 gallons. Read on to find out about our fleet.
We gave the first truck (Puddles) a name as a joke, but it stuck. So they have all been named by our staff.
Puddles 
Puddles has a 1500 gallon tank with 5 independently operated spray heads and a 10 inch "quick dump". This "quick dump" can empty the entire load in about 30 seconds! It can fill from an overhead, a hydrant or even draw water (suck it up) from a pond or stream.
This is a 1977 International 1710B. If it looks like a fire truck, it's because it was a fire truck. It spent 20+ years serving in the Mount Morris Illinois Fire Department before it was purchased by Agua Trucks Inc. in 2006. Like any retiree, it came to Arizona. It never racked up many miles working there, as a matter of fact it spent most of the time in a garage. It only had 80k miles on it in 2006. The utility body also gives Puddles the ability to carry spare supplies and tools for the other trucks in the fleet.
The Mule 
The Mule is a 2006 F-750 with a 2000 gallon tank 5 independently operated spray heads. 2 front, 2 rear and 1 left side. It can be filled from an overhead or a hydrant. It carries a 50 foot spray hose with reel on the rear, and a garden hose.
Max
Max is a 1997 Areomax. It has a 2250 gallon tank that was installed new in 2007 along with 5 independently operated spray heads. 2 front, 2 rear and 1 left side. It can be filled from an overhead or a hydrant. It carries 1.5" x 50' spray hose, and a garden hose.
Squirt
Squirt did not get its name for being a runt. This truck carries 2500 gallons of water. 6 independently operated spray heads, 2 front, 2 side and 2 rear.The side sprays can reach 100 feet! It fills from an overhead or a hydrant. It carries 1.5" x 50" spray hose, and a garden hose. Squirt is a 1995 L8000. Its water system and tank were installed new in 2007.
