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Located in CA
7,416 miles
250 GPM
400 gallon tank
Built by a reputable manufacturer on a Ford F550 chassis, this rapid intervention vehicle is set up perfectly for departments needing a quick attack, brush, medical, or utility response unit. Compact enough for tight access, but still carries enough water and equipment capacity to make it a solid initial attack platform. Vehicle Details: • 2011 Ford F550 4x4 • Rapid Intervention Vehicle package • 6.7L Powerstroke Diesel • Automatic transmission • Crew capacity: 3 • Approx. 7,416 miles • Approx. 87 pump hours • Approx. GVWR: 19,500 lbs • Approx. curb weight: 18,160 lbs • Wheelbase/overall size designed for rapid response and off road capability Fire Package: • Waterous CPT 4UH pump • 90 GPM @ 1350 PSI • Deutz 6 cylinder auxiliary pump engine rated at 174 HP • Husky foam system • 400 gallon water tank • 56 gallon foam tank • Front mounted Akron UHP turret • Joystick operated turret rated at 60 GPM • Two 1 inch handlines rated at 15 GPM • 3 inch direct tank fill • 3 inch inlet • 1.5 inch foam tank fill/drain Dimensions: • Length: 23’4” • Height: 8’8” • Width: 84” • Wheelbase: 164” Additional Info: • Former military vehicle • Delivered January 2012 • Manufacturer build Excellent candidate for: • Brush truck • Quick attack unit • Medical response vehicle • Wildland support • Rural fire response • Rescue support • Battalion support conversion This truck would fit well into municipal, volunteer, industrial, airport, or ranch fire operations needing a dependable 4x4 fire apparatus without spending too much on a new apparatus.
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How does Garage work?
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Start a conversation by messaging the seller directly.
Step 2
Make an offer on the unit, or place a bid if it is an auction.
Step 3
Garage handles the rest, from payment processing and paperwork to delivery.
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