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ffeng
09-14-2000, 06:48 PM
Anyone purchased an aerial recently (most interested in sticks)and would care to provide basic information such as aerial length and quint or straight ladder truck, along with a purchase price? Beginning some preliminary budget planning.
Thanks.
FF E5
09-15-2000, 07:10 PM
Our most recent purchase was last year,a HME/Ferrera 75'rm quint with 500 gals. of water.Cost was about 370000.A neighboring dept. just ordered a Sutphen 100'mm aerial tower with 1500gpm and 300 gals. of water for 645000.Hope this helps.Also, there is a magazine called Fire Apparatus produced by Firetec that shows recently delivered units that show the prices of most.They should have a Firetec link on here somewhere!
LtDanCobbFD
09-15-2000, 10:17 PM
We just ordered one Sutphen 100' platform with 1500 GPM pump for about $ 627,000.00.
We also bought a stock Sutphen 100' platform for $ 671,000.00
dfwscotty
09-16-2000, 05:45 AM
We just purchased 2 61' Pierce Quints with 61' ladders, 500 gallons, 2250 gpm pumps. They've been in service about 6 months.
We also have a 100' Pierce Aerial platform on the assembly line. Going to have the big 4 man platform on it.
Firekatz04
09-16-2000, 08:29 AM
This past December we took delivery of a Pierce 105' straight stick rear mount. Price was about 600,000. Pre-piped waterway with upper and lower controls for the pipe. We love it. We discussed quint and decided it wasn't for us.
S. Cook
09-16-2000, 08:36 AM
105' Quint on Spartan Gladiator chassis with Quality body. Stick is AI. $620,000.
If you get a rig with an LDH hosebed, spec it so that it is not "chute style."
Other specs of ours.
750 tank, 1750 pump, 1200' 5", 5 crosslays, 2 bumper lines, class A foam, 3 lines of the rear.
STATION2
09-17-2000, 08:00 PM
Just got back from the factory two (2) days ago on ours. 95' RM platform quint, 2000 GPM Hale QMAX single stage pump, 300 GWT, 30 Class A w/Foam Pro 2001 Class A foam system, PTO generator, 2-2" crosslays, 1 front trash line, 2-1000 GPM monitors in platfrom, 2 (1 each side) 1000 GPM monitors stagger mounted on body, 1000' of 5", pull out trays, pull out drawers for TIC and CO monitors, etc. Price about $659,000.00. Be safe.
Larry
CaptCraig
09-18-2000, 01:01 PM
We just put a Seagrave 100' straight stick quint into service. It's a 5 man tilt cab with the heavy duty ladder, 2000 gpm Waterous pump, 300 gallon tank, 7.5 KW Onan quiet-run generator. It carries 1000' of 5" supply line and has 4 preconnected hand lines. Delivery price was about $515,000
RKSmith
09-19-2000, 02:44 PM
In service since last November a Pierce 100FT. Platform on a Lance 2000 Chassis.
Works great, drives like a dream.
f-2andy
09-20-2000, 07:52 PM
2000 Pierce 105' Quint with 1500 gpm pump 500gal. tank Duel foam tanks. Front suction, front trash line. 8000 watt amps gen. $547,000
daysleeper47
09-20-2000, 09:27 PM
A beautiful 2000 Sutphen....check it out: http://members.nbci.com/_XMCM/yfdept/ladder22.html
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Joe
Daysleeper47...cause I gotta sleep sometime.
Jr_ AssistChief
09-25-2000, 08:37 PM
We got a new 1999 Pierce Dash series truck with a Snozzle. It is a mid-mount aerial device, capable of anything, especially piercing through windows and car roofs. It has an adjustable nozzle, and is capable of flowing water through the piercing tip into a fog-like patter for large car fires. Regular and infared cameras can be mounted on the end and it comes with a great remote control. The mid-mount allows for a full hose bed, a mechanized ladder rack, and more. It is the best thing our town has ever purchased and it has made many great stops since we got it. Check out our company's web site at www.njlawnet.com/station63. (http://www.njlawnet.com/station63.) For more info on the snozzle go to www.snozzle.com (http://www.snozzle.com)
CFD TruckLt
09-27-2000, 02:02 PM
We currently operate a 1986 LTI/American LaFrance 100' RM tower w/ no pump. This piece is curently up for sale as we have ordered a 2001 Aerialscope 95' MM also with no pump.
We also operate our first-due attack veh which is a LTI/Spartan 75' quint with 400gal Tank
[This message has been edited by CFD TruckLt (edited October 02, 2000).]
mikek821
10-26-2000, 03:21 PM
Henry Co Fire Dept: Georgia has in the past 2 weeks purchased a 75ft Luverne/Aerial Innovations Ladder Sparton Gladiator chassis. 500 gal water. 2250 gmp
Hale Single stage pump. Tip controls...Breathing Air..PTO/Hyd Generator
for $422,000.
2 yrs ago 100ft Pierce Platform 1500 GPM Waterous 2 stage pump..300 gals water..
Breathing air Pierce Lance Chassis
$495,000.
Pic of our new ladder http://www.firehouse.com/interactive/boards/uploads/Ladder 1.jpg
DonRobbie
11-05-2000, 04:43 PM
Mike821's link should be http://www.firehouse.com/interactive/boards/uploads/Ladder%201.jpg .
Stay safe
Rick1403
11-23-2000, 11:34 AM
July of '97 we placed our first Quint into service. A 75' Smeal on a Freightliner Fl 112 chassis. What a great truck! Cummins M11 400 HP engine, Allison 4060P transmission, 500 gal tank, 2000 Waterous single stage pump, 1000 Gal/Min flow out the tip,tip intercom, remote control of tip nozzle, creeper controls, 4 outriggers. Pretty much the works!
Smeal did a great job of building the truck to our spec's, they came out with the ergonical hose bed 6 months after ours was in service. We wish we had that, reloading hose is a pain. We should have spent more time on the compartments and had the racks and holders for tools and stuff, it could have been better thought out.
I would suggest single source truck ordering,the factory is responsible for everything. We had a driveline retarder added after Smeal completed the truck, wrong grease or u joints, threw the driveline out after 1400 miles. Alot of finger pointing to whose fault, Good thing for insurance!
Rick1403
11-23-2000, 11:36 AM
July of '97 we placed our first Quint into service. A 75' Smeal on a Freightliner Fl 112 chassis. What a great truck! Cummins M11 400 HP engine, Allison 4060P transmission, 500 gal tank, 2000 Waterous single stage pump, 1000 Gal/Min flow out the tip,tip intercom, remote control of tip nozzle, creeper controls, 4 outriggers. Pretty much the works! The price of the completed truck was right at $400,000.00
Smeal did a great job of building the truck to our spec's, they came out with the ergonical hose bed 6 months after ours was in service. We wish we had that, reloading hose is a pain. We should have spent more time on the compartments and had the racks and holders for tools and stuff, it could have been better thought out.
I would suggest single source truck ordering,the factory is responsible for everything. We had a driveline retarder added after Smeal completed the truck, wrong grease or u joints, threw the driveline out after 1400 miles. Alot of finger pointing to whose fault, Good thing for insurance!
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