1987 Oshkosh 4x4 ARFF

ARFF — Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting. . These trucks are built to hit a burning airliner in under three minutes, which is why they’re so overbuilt. Outstanding speed and agility over any terrain. The ’97 Oshkosh T-3000 is the classic — big cab, foam tank, and that all-wheel drive system that lets it climb over wreckage. 1997 Oshkosh T-3000 ARFF — Aircraft Rescue & Firefighting Vehicle Chassis & Drivetrain • ⁠Oshkosh T-3000 custom chassis, all-wheel drive • ⁠Cummins Diesel , 575–585 HP • ⁠Allison HT750DR automatic transmission • ⁠GVWR: 71,000 lbs • ⁠Wheelbase: 240 in • ⁠Length: ~36 ft 4 in | Height: ~11 ft 10 in Fire System • ⁠Waterous single-stage centrifugal pump: 1,950–2,000 GPM @ 225 PSI • ⁠Water tank: 3,000 gal polypropylene • ⁠Foam cell: 420 gal AFFF, around-the-pump proportioning (3% or 6%) • ⁠Roof turret: non-aspirating, 600–1,200 GPM, in-cab control • ⁠Bumper turret: ~300 GPM, electric joystick • ⁠Handlines: two preconnects, one per side, ~95 GPM each • ⁠Optional: 500 lb dry chemical system with twin nitrogen cylinders Cab & Equipment • ⁠Seating for 3, with SCBA seats