2003/2020 E-One Cyclone II 95' Platform
Verified seller
Located in SC
64,114 miles
2,000 GPM
300 gallon tank
95 foot ladder
Current bid
$20,000
Next bid
$20,250
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Not met
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Buyer's premium 10%
*** $350,000 offer will secure this apparatus today, submit through messages *** This 2003/2020 E-One Cyclone II 95' Rear-Mount Aerial Platform has been extremely well maintained and remains in excellent condition as an active reserve unit. Most notably, the apparatus underwent a complete frame-up factory rebuild by E-One in 2020, including extensive refurbishment of the chassis, 95' aerial, body, and interior—giving the truck a major second life. The apparatus is equipped with a 2,000 GPM pump, 300-gallon water tank, tandem rear axle, and breathing air to the aerial platform. It has been kept up to date with 2026 pump testing, aerial testing, and hose testing completed. Service records are available, providing documentation of maintenance and care throughout its ownership. For any agency looking for a ready-for-service aerial with significant factory refurbishment, without the high cost and long lead times of new apparatus, this unit is a great option. Specs: • Complete frame-up E-One factory rebuild in 2020 including ladder, body, and interior refurbishment • 2000 GPM QMAX pump • 300 gallon tank • Detroit Diesel Series 60 • 95' rear-mount aerial platform • Tandem axle • Breathing air to the platform • Loose equipment not included • 2026 pump test, hose testing, and aerial testing • Service records available
How many seats?
Four: driver, officer, and two in the rear of the cab. No jump seats.
What generator does it have?
A Cummins generator, 120 V, 41.7 A.
Any known issues?
The bucket sags over about 24 hours if the truck isn't run, and returns to its normal position once the truck starts. Otherwise it has needed only standard maintenance, and it has passed annual pump and aerial testing every year since 2003.
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