2011 Pierce Velocity 105' Quint

This 2011 Pierce Velocity quint is a well-equipped and versatile apparatus combining aerial, pumping, and water capabilities in a single unit. Built on a Pierce Velocity chassis with a 105’ aerial device, this truck is suited for departments looking for a strong frontline or reserve quint with significant recent drivetrain updates. Powered by a Detroit DD13 500 HP diesel engine (replaced in August 2020, approximately 26,500 miles on the new engine as of July 2025) and paired with an Allison 4000 EVS automatic transmission (replaced May 2021), this unit offers reliable performance and extended service life. The apparatus has 100,259 total miles and 3,586 engine hours. The truck features a Waterous CSU 1,500 GPM side-mount pump, a 500-gallon polypropylene tank, and a 30-gallon foam cell, providing solid fire suppression capabilities. The aerial device has only 282 hours of use, making it a strong option for departments seeking ladder functionality with relatively low aerial wear. The cab seats six personnel with five SCBA positions and includes an interior medical cabinet. Additional operational features include air conditioning, engine brake, and a Federal Q siren. Electrical and scene support equipment include a Harrison 10kW diesel generator, electric cord reel, arrow stick traffic indicator, and a full complement of ground ladders (16’, 18’, 20’, 24’, 28’, and 35’). Key Specifications: 105’ Pierce aerial device (282 hours) Waterous CSU 1,500 GPM side-mount pump 500-gallon poly tank with 30-gallon foam cell Detroit DD13 500 HP engine (new 2020, ~26,500 miles) Allison 4000 EVS automatic transmission (new 2021) Mileage: 100,259 Engine Hours: 3,586 Seating: 6 (5 SCBA seats) Dimensions: Length: 42’ 2” Height: 11’ 9” Wheelbase: 249” GVWR: 70,800 lbs Additional Features: Harrison 10kW diesel generator Electric cord reel Arrow stick traffic indicator Federal Q siren Air conditioning Interior medical cabinet Full set of ground ladders