APPARATUS DELIVERIES
The South Queensbury, NY, Volunteer Fire Company has received this pumper by Quality Manufacturing Inc. It has a 1985 Mack CF chassis, a 350-hp engine, and Allison HT-740 automatic transmission.
It also has a 1,750-gpm Waterous pump, a 1,250-gallon fiberglass tank, a top pump console, two speedlays, and three crosslays.
Circle No. 88 on Reader Service Card
The Boston, MA, Fire Department has taken delivery of this new tower unit. It is a 1985 Emergency One, Hurricane model with a 95-foot platform, a QSMF 1,000-1,500 Hale pump with 1,500-gpm U.L. certification and a 200-gallon aluminum water tank. Power is an 8V92 Detroit diesel engine with an Allison HT-740 automatic transmission.
Circle No. 93 on Reader Service Card
The Harrods Creek, KY, Fire Department has received this 1985 Grumman unit built on a Hendrickson chassis. It has a 1,250-gpm pump and carries 500 gallons of water with a 50-foot Tetesquirt ladder. It is powered by a Detroit diesel V6 turbo charged engine and has Allison automatic transmission.
Circle No. 95 on Reader Service Card
The Piqua, OH, Fire Department recently took delivery of two Custom Ward ’79 1,500-gpm single-stage pumpers. The “Fire Max” body and equipment was manufactured on a Spartan Gladiator CFG 2,000 series six-man chassis with a 170-inch wheelbase, Cummins LTA 10-320-hp diesel engine, and Allison transmission.
The Ward “Fire Max” body features aluminum construction, a 750-gallon stainless steel tank, and an all-electronic control pump panel with push-button electric discharge valves. Other features include high-side compartment LH, wheel house broom compartments RH side, and four mattydale crosslays with a capacity of 200 feet of 1 3/4-inch hose in each bed.
Circle No. 92 on Reader Service Card
