Fire Truck Parts

Our parts and service department offers trouble shooting support and replacement parts for your fire truck. We stock and have access to replacement fire pump parts, aerial parts and chassis parts.

We stock parts for your LTI, AI, Squrt, Tele-Squrt and Snorkel aerial device!

Need expert assistance?

Contact Kory Hertzog in our parts department at 717-354-4079

We have handpicked over one hundred reputable replacement part suppliers to insure that we can provide the quality service that the fire service demands. We stock apparatus replacement parts from fire pump valve rebuild kits for your fire pump to hydraulic control valves for your aerial ladder truck. But it doesn't stop there. Contact us with your part request and let us provide to you the service that you deserve!

Your On Line Source For Apparatus Parts and Firefighting Equipment

Providing apparatus maintenance and repair parts for your Waterous, Hale and Darley fire pumps. We stock emergency repair parts and preventive maintenance products for your aerial apparatus. Specializing in the Grove, ALF (American LaFrance), LTI (Ladder Towers, Inc.), Squrt, Tele-Squrt, Snorkel and AI (Aerial Innovations) aerial devices.

Buy parts on-line and maintain your fire company's fire pump. Doesn't matter what make, we supply repair parts for Waterous, Darley and Hale fire pumps. From discharge and suction valve rebuild kits to impeller shafts and electronic controls; we have access to all the repair and maintenance components you will need to keep your departments apparatus in service.

We Ship Fire Truck Chassis Parts Nationwide and Into Canada

Fire Line Equipment supplies apparatus chassis parts to fire departments and new fire truck apparatus dealers that service and repair all makes and models of fire truck chassis's. Looking for new replacement parts for your Duplex, American LaFrance, Spartan, E-One, Pierce, HME, Seagrave, KME, Sutphen, Freightliner or International truck chassis? Contact our parts department or place your order on-line. Stocking parts for both custom and commercial cab apparatus.

UPS standard ground, 2nd day and next day delivery service available:

ALABAMA, ALASKA, ARIZONA, ARKANSAS, CALIFORNIA, COLORADO, CONNECTICUT, DELAWARE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, FLORIDA, GEORGIA, HAWAII, IDAHO, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, IOWA, KANSAS, KENTUCKY, LOUISIANA, MAINE, MARYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS, MICHIGAN, MINNESOTA, MISSISSIPPI, MISSOURI, MONTANA, NEBRASKA, NEVADA, NEW HAMPSHIRE, NEW JERSEY, NEW MEXICO, NEW YORK, NORTH CAROLINA, NORTH DAKOTA, OHIO, OKLAHOMA, OREGON, PENNSYLVANIA, PUERTO RICO, RHODE ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA, SOUTH DAKOTA, TENNESSEE, TEXAS, UTAH, VERMONT, VIRGINIA, WASHINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA, WISCONSIN, WYOMING

 

Fire Line Equipment ~ Used Fire Trucks

Fire Line Equipment ~ Used Fire Trucks

Company Owners
Tim Ashwoth - Owner
Tim has 21 years of fire apparatus repair experience with Ladder Towers, Inc (LTI). He has held positions within the production, service, road service, refurb, customer support and used fire apparatus sales and service departments while employed at LTI.
Email: tashworth@firelineequipment.com
Direct Line:717-354-8106
Cell Phone: 717-989-0739
Fax Line: 717-427-1607

Ron Fink - Owner
Ron has over 29 years experience in the fire industry working for Ladder Towers Inc. and KME Fire Apparatus. Ron has extensive experience in repair and refurbishment, customer service, apparatus replacement parts, building relationships and resolving concerns.
Email: rfink@firelineequipment.com
Direct Line: 717-354-8103
Cell Phone: 717-715-7075
Fax Line: 717-427-1607

Service Technicians
Shawn Smith - Service Technician
Shawn has over 18 years experience in apparatus manufacturing, service and repair. During his employment at major manufacturer, he spent 8 years on the assembly line completing electrical, hydraulic and major component assemblies as well as holding the position of electrical lead. Shawn spent 3 ½ years completing service and repairs in a mobile service truck. In his last 7 years he joined the technical support group, trouble shooting minor to major electrical, hydraulic and chassis related problems. He has spent the last 17 years in the volunteer fire service.
Email: ssmith@firelineequipment.com
Cell Phone: 717-380-4812

Steve Boley – Service Technician
Steve spent the last 29 years at American LaFrance / LTI involved in the manufacturing, refurbishment and service of LTI aerials. As a certified welder, he has completed major structural repairs and modifications to all models of Ladder Towers, Inc and American LaFrance product lines. Prior to joining Fire Line Equipment, Steve held the lead service technician position at LTI overseeing a group of refurb technicians responsible for the repair and refurbishment of aerial ladders, hydraulic systems, fire pumps and chassis’s.

Parts Department
Kory Hertzog - Parts Department
Kory has 22 years of fire apparatus replacement and repair parts experience. Before joining the Fire Line Equipment team, Kory held positions with ALF/LTI in shipping and receiving, expediter, and buyer/planner for the both the production and service departments. In his last position, Kory coordinated all of the outside part sales and the repair parts for the LTI service and refurb shops.
Email: khertzog@firelineequipment.com
Phone: 717-354-4079
Cell: 717-406-0665
fax: 717-427-1607

About Fire Line Equipment

Fire Line Equipment is located in a 5,000 square foot facility in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania

Fire Line Equipment, LLC
4652 Division Highway
East Earl, Pa 17519

Our brokering website: www.buyfiretrucks.com advertises used fire apparatus, finding buyers for departments selling their apparatus. Our fee is 7% of the final selling price. There are no additional charges for the website site listing. You will be advertising your apparatus for free! If your truck does not sell, you owe us nothing.

Fire Line Equipment also assists fire apparatus dealers by providing an outlet for trade in apparatus. Call early so we can "pre-sell" the trades being taken in on new apparatus. Let Fire Line Equipment handle your trade so that you can focus on the new truck sale.

With over 100 years experience in the maintenance and repair of aerial firefighting apparatus, Fire Line Equipment offers aerial preventative maintenance contracts, third party testing and repairs. Our mobile service truck is outfitted to perform aerial preventative maintenance and repair at your fire station.

Fire Line Equipment specializes in the maintenance and repair of aerial fire apparatus. We also buy; sell and broker used fire trucks and equipment. If your fire department is interested in either buying, selling or repairing your fire apparatus, please contact either Ron Fink or Tim Ashworth.

Service: rfink@firelineequipment.com
Parts: khertzog@firelineequipment.com
Apparatus Sales: tashworth@firelineequipment.com
General Inquires: sales@firelineequipment.com

Fire Apparatus Maintenance, Repair, Refurbishment - Fire Truck Parts

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Fire Truck Replacement Parts

Our parts and service department offers trouble shooting support and replacement parts for your fire apparatus. We stock and have access to replacement fire pump parts, aerial parts and chassis parts. We ship fire truck replacement parts nationwide and into Canada with next day air service available.

Live Store

On-Line Apparatus Parts & Equipment Store

Our apparatus and equipment Live Store offers you the flexibilty to shop and order your replacement fire truck parts and firefighting equipment on our secure cart and checkout modules.

Aerial Experts

Being well versed in the models, construction, operation, preventive maintenance and repair of the Grove, LTI, AI, Squrt, Tele-Squrt and Snorkel aerial devices; we can say with confidence that we are the "Aerial Experts".

OVER 100 YEARS OF HANDS ON EXPERIENCE!

LTI, AI, Squrt, Tele-Squrt, Snorkel, Waterous, Hale, Darley

Fire Truck Service, Apparatus Repair and Replacement Parts

Service: 717-354-8103

Parts: 717-354-4079

LTI Ladder Replacement Parts

LTI Replacement Parts - WE HAVE THEM!

Spring is on the way! Schedule your pump and aerial preventive maintenance for 2010. Servicing all pump makes and aerials. Specializing in the LTI, Tele-Squrt, Squrt, AI and Snorkel aerial products. Replacement parts in stock for your LTI aerial! Contact us: sales@firelineequipment.com

Fire Department Funding

The Fire Service will be undergoing a transformation in the next few years that will impact every single fire department in the U.S. These issues will separate the survivors from the perished.

Issue #1: People will be a lot more expensive.

It doesn't matter if you are a paid, volunteer, or combination department. The costs of having fire fighters will be increasing at an alarming rate. And it isn't just payroll, it is the total expense of having people fight your fires.

The four trends for the higher costs are:

Payroll. If you pay your fire fighters, the cost of paying their salary will be increasing. Add to that the cost of insurance, workman's comp, and payroll taxes, you have a explosive mixture just waiting to absorb your budget.

Attraction Costs. If you don't pay your fire fighters, you will spend more money finding and attracting volunteer labor. The facts are shocking. In Pennsylvania alone, volunteer fire fighters have declined from 300,000 in the 1970's to about 75,000 today. While the population of the state has increased by almost 100,000 people. So, how do you get new volunteers? The volunteer culture has changed. The time demands of people have changed. What can you do to attract more volunteers? There seems to be no magic bullet out there but it will cost more to find a volunteer and entice them to join your department. Of course, if your fire fighter force falls below safe levels, your costs may increase because you have to hire paid fire fighters.

Training. A brand new fire fighter requires much more training than ever before - just to fight fires. Add to that, specialized training such as confined space, rescue, water rescue, EMT, and other expertise that are being demanded of fire departments today and you get a large investment in your people - even if they are volunteer.

Equipment. Protective gear and equipment is more safe than ever. But that safety comes with an ever increasing price tag. It seems just to provide those who serve to have the safest equipment available. But the cost will be rising to keep your people safe.

The good ol' days of a bunch of guys leaving their jobs to fight fires for their community are long gone. And, along with those days, go the relatively cheap labor costs of having guys who fought fires out of a sense of duty, not because they needed to be enticed in some way - either by getting a paycheck or by other incentives to attract new volunteers.

The historical fire fighting labor business model is gone. No more free labor. So, savvy fire departments will begin to factor in these costs now and deal with them instead of getting slammed by the harsh new realities later on.

This issue will become more and more pressing over the next decade.

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