Seagrave built this pumper for the West Berlin Volunteer Fire Company, in Berlin Twp., NJ, on a Marauder chassis with a rescue-style body featuring H.O. Bostrom FF seats, and a Kussmaul auto-eject battery conditioner. It has a two-stage 2,000-gpm Waterous CMU pump, Cummins Pump Boss, Waterous Throttle Ready and carries various rescue equipment.
The Tift County, GA, Fire Department worked with Toyne to build this pumper with a bolted, painted stainless steel XL body with ROM rollup doors. Built on a Spartan Metro Star MFD chassis, features include a 1,000-gallon UPF tank, Hale 1,500-gpm Qmax tank, Akron Class A/B foam system and a Whelen LED arrow stick. Click here for more.
The City of Greenwood, AR, Fire Department will take delivery of this pumper built by Sutphen equipped with a 1,500-gpm pump, 1,000-gallon water tank and 20-gallon foam tank. The rig has 194 cu. ft. of storage space and two Inview Trueview cameras, a Hi-Viz 72” brow light, a Whelen Freedom LED Lightbar and FireTech FT-SL-GESM telescopic lights. Click here for more.
The Newbury, OH, Volunteer Fire Department took delivery of this custom dry-side tanker built by Pierce on an Enforcer chassis with an overall height of 10' 6". Features include an in-cab refrigerator, a Roto-Ray, a 1,500-gpm Pierce PUC pump, 2,500-gallon foam tank and a 30-gallon Husky foam cell. Click here for more.
BME built this Model 34 brush engine for Western Lane Fire & EMS Authority in Florence, OR, on a Freightliner M2 106 chassis with H.O. Bostrom seating. Equipment includes a Whelen Core lighting package, a Darley JMP 500 two-stage PTO pump, a UPF 500-gallon tank, a Hannay hose reel, a FoamPro 1600 system.
