1989 Saulsbury Heavy Rescue

This 1989 Saulsbury Heavy Rescue built on a Spartan chassis offers significant storage, seating capacity, and operational space, making it well suited for departments needing a dedicated rescue or support apparatus. Powered by a Detroit Diesel 8V92TA engine paired with an Allison HT740D 4-speed transmission, the truck currently shows 29,476 miles and 3,459 engine hours. The cab and rear seating configuration allows the truck to seat up to 10 personnel, with two large bench seats in the rear that include storage underneath. The interior also features a designated command post area, which can be used for incident command operations or for mounting an accountability board. This rescue unit offers extensive compartment space and equipment storage, with the rear section accessible through three entry points: one door on the driver’s side, one on the passenger’s side, and one at the rear of the apparatus, allowing easy access to equipment from multiple angles during operations. The apparatus is also equipped with a front bumper-mounted winch, adding additional capability for recovery and technical rescue operations. Key Features: 1989 Saulsbury Heavy Rescue Spartan Chassis Detroit Diesel 8V92TA Engine Allison HT740D 4-Speed Transmission 29,476 miles 3,459 engine hours Seating for 10 personnel Two rear bench seats with storage underneath Command post / accountability area Large compartment and storage capacity Rear access from driver side, passenger side, and rear doors Front bumper-mounted winch