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Verified seller
Located in OH
75,546 miles
1,500 GPM
750 gallon tank
This 1997 Pierce Saber is a custom chassis pumper with a top mount pump panel, running a Waterous CSU 1,500 GPM pump, a 750 gallon tank, and a dual agent foam system with separate Class A and Class B tanks. It carries a roof mounted NightScan telescoping light tower, a deck monitor, a booster reel (cord reel; electrical power), and full depth roll up compartments on both sides. The truck has a 40,000 lb GVWR and an enclosed crew cab seating five with SCBA brackets. This sale is restricted to fire departments, municipalities, and other government entities, and the truck is being sold with compartments empty. Additional Details Year: 1997 Chassis: Pierce Saber, custom Pump: Waterous CSU, 1,500 GPM at 150 PSI, single stage, built May 1997 Pump transmission: Waterous YBX, 1.97 ratio Pump panel: Top mount Tank: 750 gallon water tank, plus dual 40 gallon foam tanks (80 gallons total foam capacity) Automatic deployable tire chains Foam system: Dual agent, separate Class A and Class B tanks with independent level gauges and panel controls Mileage: 75,546 GVWR: 40,000 lb Cab: Enclosed, seating for five, SCBA brackets in crew seats, intercom headsets Light tower: NightScan telescoping, roof mounted Deck monitor: Mounted above the pump panel Booster reel: Mounted at the pump panel Ground ladders: Roof rack mounted Hard suction: Roof mounted Generator: 5KW Honda EM500SX Compartment doors: Dover roll up, both sides and rear Compartments: Adjustable shelving, sold empty Buyer eligibility: Sale restricted to fire departments, municipalities, and other government entities
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$43,500
or $903/mo
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