2002 Rosenbauer HME 100' Aerial

This 2002 HME Rosenbauer Metz 100' Raptor Aerial is powered by a Cummins ISM 450 engine paired with an Allison HD 4060 automatic transmission. The apparatus features a 100' aerial, 1,500 GPM Hale pump, 300-gallon poly water tank, and 7,500-watt hydraulic generator. The truck was purchased used by the current department in 2011 and received extensive updates at that time, including a repaint from red to safety yellow, new warning equipment, compartment modifications, new ROM roll-up doors, and aerial and outrigger service and repairs performed by the ladder manufacturer. The apparatus has been serviced and maintained annually. Manufacturer and third-party aerial test records are available from 2011 forward, along with service and operation manuals. The Hale DSD-150-23 pump has been tested annually and passed its most recent pump test in October. Highlights: - 100' Metz Raptor aerial - Cummins ISM 450 engine - Allison HD 4060 automatic transmission - Hale DSD-150-23 1,500 GPM pump - 300-gallon poly water tank - 7,500-watt hydraulic generator - 5-person HME cab with air conditioning - Large medical compartment - ROM roll-up compartment doors with compartment lighting - Dual hose beds, each capable of holding approximately 700' of 5" supply hose - Two 150' 1¾" hose lines accommodated in front bumper - Removable rescue cage with deck gun, rappelling anchor point, and ladder controls - Electric rewind cord reel with 150' of cord - Battery maintainer, 120V shoreline, and air system shoreline - Code 3 LED warning lights, Whelen 100-watt siren, Federal Q, and air horns - Tires manufactured in 2018 with excellent tread and low mileage - Service, aerial testing, and operation records available Ground ladders and equipment included: 35' ladder, 16' roof ladder, 20' roof ladder, 12' combination ladder, 10' attic ladder, and 12' aerial access ladder, along with the equipment shown with the apparatus. The truck does show its age, including paint chips and dents, particularly on the aerial, which was not repainted in 2011. There is also a small intermittent leak at the ladder hydraulic swivel, although the aerial has continued to pass its service testing. This is a well-equipped aerial with extensive maintenance history and documentation that has been maintained by department personnel with apparatus-specific aerial training.