1999 Rescue Pumper

1999 HME Chassis, Custom Fire Rescue Pumper for sale. This truck has been maintained in a very meticulous manner, annual maintenance and annual pump tests have been done since we purchased this Pumper new from Custom Fire Apparatus of Osceola WI. in 1999. This Pumper has low miles and low hours and is in very good shape. A Hurst gas powered power unit, the two permanently mounted hose reels and two preconnected extrication tools will sold with the Pumper. This 1999 HME/Custom Pumper will tentatively be available towards the end of January 2025. Asking $90,000.00 OBO. DETAILS OF RESCUE PUMPER 1999 HME Chassis built by Custom Fire Apparatus of Osceola WI. 430 hp Detroit diesel engine – Model Series 60-12.7L (Pre Emissions– No DEF) Allison Automatic transmission – Model HD4060(P) 6971 Miles and 2558 Hours Top Mount enclosed pump panel. 6 total seats, 5 with SCBA brackets 750 gallon water tank 1750 GPM Waterous Pump – Model CSUYCX-1750 All new tires in March 2021 New Rear Leaf Springs installed August of 2023 5” inlets located on rear, drivers side and front. Front equipped with 5”hard suction hose. 2 – 1.75” cross lays and 1 -2.5” preconnected cross lay – 200 feet for each cross lay 200 feet of 1.75” trash line (front bumper) preconnected. 5” outlet on passenger side Drivers side rear top mounted deluge gun – 5” piping to deluge gun. Rear bed capable of carrying 750’ of 5” LDH, 200’ of 2.5” hose and 200’ of 1.75” hose 6000 Watt Honda Model # EV6010 Generator on board for scene lighting and 120 volt receptacles 79.6 hours on generator. Newer LED Lightbar installed. Gas powered Hurst power unit in rear compartment permanently connected to two 100 feet hose reels to a cutter and a combi tool. Hydraulic Hose on reels were replaced three years ago. This equipment goes with truck sale. Overhead hydraulic ladder rack – capable of carrying a 35’ ladder, a 24’ ladder, a 12’ ladder and an attic ladder. These ladders are included in the sale. Items not included in the sale to include the Mobile and Portable two-way radios not included in the Sale. No fire hose, SCBA’s, loose tools, hose fittings, loose equipment and similar loose items on the Pumper not included in the sale Annual maintenance and pump tests done since Engine was new in 1999. Most recent Pump test in October 2024 passed. The Evansville Fire District has been the sole owner and purchased new in 1999 from Custom Fire Apparatus. Disclaimer: - Small cracks in fiberglass on “A” and “B” post below front windshield – nothing structural whatsoever. - Transferring transmission from Road to Pump – short delay occurring in transfer. This Rescue Engine has and continues to work great for our Department, but is up for replacement, and would be a great opportunity for another Fire Department. As mentioned above, we have continued to maintain this Engine, even thou we new it would be replaced in 2024.