1990 Pierce Arrow 105' Quint
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Located in MN
23,226 miles
1,500 GPM
184 gallon tank
105 foot ladder
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$7,500
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1990 Pierce Arrow 105' Rear-Mount Aerial Up for auction is a 1990 Pierce Arrow 105' rear-mount aerial, retired from front-line service after being replaced with a new truck. This unit has only 23,226.8 miles on it. It's built on a Pierce Arrow custom chassis with a tandem rear axle, a 1500 gpm pump, and an automatic transmission, making it a solid option for adding aerial capability without the cost of new. The truck is being sold as-is. All emergency lighting will be disconnected and non-functional, the Opticom has been removed, and decals have been taken off. Only the equipment shown in the photos is included with the sale. Specs -Year: 1990 -Make/Model: Pierce Arrow -Apparatus type: Rear-mount aerial (ladder) -Aerial length: 105' -Chassis: Pierce Arrow custom, 6x4 tandem rear axle -Pump: 1500 gpm -Water tank: 184 gal -Transmission: Automatic -Mileage: ~23,226.8 - LDH discharge on the passenger side - 1¾" discharges on the passenger side - 1¾" discharges on the driver’s side - 1¾" discharges on the aerial platform - 6" intakes — 1 passenger side and 1 driver’s side - 2½" valved intake - GVWR: 74,000 LBS - GAWR-Front: 20,000 LBS - GAWR-Intermediate: 27,000 LBS - GAWR-Rear: 27,000 LBS -Pierce serial number: E5349 - Aerial Hours: 2,256 - Waterous Pump: Pump Model: CMU Model No. Aerial Platform; Ser. No.: 18734W Trans. Model: YBX: Ser. No.: 18735T Capacity: 1500; GPM 150 DISCH PSIG HYDRO: 800 PSIG; MAX DISCH: 600 PSIG - Engine: Detroit Diesel 92 Power -Emergency lighting: Disconnected, non-functional -Opticom: Removed -Decals: Removed -Equipment: Only what's pictured is included
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