Like new – barely used 2009 E-One Cyclone 100’ rear mount ladder truck powered by a Detroit Diesel Series 60 and an Allison six speed automatic transmission. This late model aerial features an air conditioned cab with seating for six firefighters, SCBA seating, dual hydraulic tool reels on front bumper, 10 KW Onan PTO driven generator with cord reel and a pre-piped telescopic waterway.
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Showing posts with label ladder trucks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ladder trucks. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
2009 E-One Ladder Truck
Like new – barely used 2009 E-One Cyclone 100’ rear mount ladder truck powered by a Detroit Diesel Series 60 and an Allison six speed automatic transmission. This late model aerial features an air conditioned cab with seating for six firefighters, SCBA seating, dual hydraulic tool reels on front bumper, 10 KW Onan PTO driven generator with cord reel and a pre-piped telescopic waterway.
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Fire Line Equipment - 1986 LTI 75' Quint
Fire Line Equipment - 1986 LTI 75' Quint: "Certified LTI 75’ quint powered by a Detroit Diesel 6V92 and an Allison automatic. This used quint features a KME chassis, Waterous fire pump, 350 gallon water tank, 115’ of ground ladders and a certified 75’ three section LTI aerial. Well maintained compact truck with only 40,000 miles."
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Denison Bulletin & Review - Four aerial fire trucks put to the test
Denison Bulletin & Review > Archives > Denison > Four aerial fire trucks put to the test: "Aerial fire trucks from four major manufacturers were put through their paces Wednesday evening in Denison.
The Denison Fire Department is considering replacing its 1994 aerial truck equipped with a 75-foot ladder but no platform. That truck is nearing the end of its life span and is developing problems. The four aerial trucks demonstrated Wednesday each had a 100-foot ladder topped with a platform, something the Denison Fire Department wants.
Six companies had been invited to the demonstration. Four showed up – Smeal, E-One, Pierce and Crimson Fire."
Read full story here
The Denison Fire Department is considering replacing its 1994 aerial truck equipped with a 75-foot ladder but no platform. That truck is nearing the end of its life span and is developing problems. The four aerial trucks demonstrated Wednesday each had a 100-foot ladder topped with a platform, something the Denison Fire Department wants.
Six companies had been invited to the demonstration. Four showed up – Smeal, E-One, Pierce and Crimson Fire."
Read full story here
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