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2003 Ford F-550 4x4 Brush Truck

Verified seller

Located in TX

20,000 miles

125 GPM

500 gallon tank

2003 Ford F-550 4x4 Brush Truck – 20,000 Miles | 500 Gallon Tank | 125 GPM Pump | Rowe CAFS 2003 Ford F-550 4x4 Brush Truck with approximately 20,000 miles, equipped with a Rowe Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS), 500-gallon poly water tank, and 125 GPM fire pump. Features a firefighting skid unit built in 2022. Powered by a Ford V10 gasoline engine with an automatic transmission, this truck is configured for brush fire response and wildland firefighting operations. Key Features: -2003 Ford F-550 chassis -Approximately 20,000 miles -4x4 drivetrain -Ford V10 gasoline engine -Automatic transmission -500-gallon poly water tank -125 GPM fire pump -Rowe Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS) -23 HP Kohler fuel-injected pump engine -Firefighting skid unit built in 2022 -Electric hose reel with 150 ft of hose -Two forward-mounted whip lines with 1-inch nozzles -Multiple exterior storage compartments -Front brush guard -Emergency lighting -Rear pump controls and hose connections -Single cab configuration Additional Information: Truck features a rear-mounted firefighting skid unit built in 2022, equipped with integrated pump controls, hose reel, and CAFS equipment. The 500-gallon poly water tank and 125 GPM pump provide water delivery capabilities for brush and wildland firefighting operations.

Listing ID

#271635

Model year

2003

Condition

Good

Vehicle type

Brush Truck

Body

Ford

Chassis

Ford

Model

F-550

Mileage

20,000 miles

Pump size

125 gpm

Tank size

500 gal

Automatic

4WD

Runs without issue

Fuel Type

Gasoline

Chassis type

2 Door Commercial

Color

Red

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