2022 BME Chevrolet 4x4 Brush Truck

This 2022 Chevrolet Silverado 5500HD 4x4 brush truck carries a BME Fire Trucks body completed in December 2024. It has only 8,533 miles and 502 engine hours. The truck has a Duramax diesel, a 500-gallon tank, and a Kubota diesel-driven Darley pump with pump-and-roll, Class A foam, and controls both at the rear panel and in the cab. It’s in active service with a volunteer fire department and is being sold only because the department is moving to a lighter in-house build. It suits a wildland or rural department that needs a nearly new, ready-to-run brush truck. Year / Make / Model: 2022 Chevrolet Silverado 5500HD, 4-door crew cab, 4x4 Body builder: BME Fire Trucks Mileage: 8,533. It’s still in service Hours: 502 on the engine, 56 on the pump engine Engine: Duramax diesel Transmission: Automatic GVWR: 23,000 lb Tires: 335/80R20 single tires front and rear on 20x11 wheels, recently rotated and balanced Color: Red Pump and tank: Pump: Darley Engine: Kubota Diesel Rating: 100 GPM at 150 PSI 500-gallon water tank Pump-and-roll capability Trident FOAMATE ATP 1.0 around-the-pump Class A foam system Rear pump panel with Darley engine and pressure displays, throttle-to-pressure control, and intake, discharge, tank-to-pump and pump-to-tank valves Darley pump control display in the cab TankVision Pro water and foam level gauges Booster hose reel with electric rewind Controls and warning lights: Whelen Core siren and lighting control in the cab Roof-mounted emergency light Rear amber traffic advisor and LED scene light bar Body and exterior features: Enclosed equipment compartments with roll-up and hinged doors, adjustable shelving and a pull-out tray Topside storage boxes on both sides of the body Lighted grab handles and body steps Front bumper with Warn winch Rear bumper with recovery shackles Condition: In service and in excellent condition. The tires are in excellent shape and were recently rotated and balanced. Not included: Loose equipment shown in the photos is not included. That covers the rescue tools, saws, hose, portable pump, drip torch and other gear, which is USFS-spec and staying with the department.