Apparatus - Delivery: Plainville, NY, Tanker

Toyne built this 2,300-gallon tanker for the Plainville Fire District in Central New York.

The Plainville Fire District took delivery of this tanker built by Toyne Fire Apparatus.

The rig is built on a Freightliner M2  106 chassis with a two-door cab that is powered by a Cummins ISL9 360-hp engine and an Allison 3000 EVS transmission.

The welded stainless steel body has Amdor roll-up doors, rear-mounted ladder storage,  above compartment hard suction hose and roll-out storage trays.

Fire suppression includes a 2,300-gallon UPF tank with a ICI SL Plus tank gauge, Waterous 3030 LE portable pump and Deep Sea 3110 pressure governor. Water supply includes a rear 4-inch Fireman's Friend direct tank fill and three electric dump chutes with electric valves.

Features include a backup camera, Syntex 2,500-gallon portable tank and a painted Zico hydraulic porta-tank rack.

Emergency warning equipment includes Whelen warning lights, FRC LED 900-Q65 scene lighting and a Whelen brow light.

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