While the Hanahan (SC) Fire Department has an all E-ONE fleet, this is its first custom E-ONE fire truck, built from the ground up with compartment space and functionality to meet the demands of its firefighters and citizens. Learn more in this episode of Truck Talk. 

Truck Type: Custom Pumper

Dealer: Fireline Inc

Body

• Extruded Aluminum

Chassis

• Typhoon X Medium Cab with 58″ CA

Engine

• Cummins L9 450-hp/EVS3000

Tank

• 1,030-Gallon “R” Water Tank

Pump

• Hale Qmax 2,000-gpm single-stage pump

Axle

• Single

Because of the harsh weather conditions in Farmington, Minnesota, Farmington Fire Rescue added the cold climate package to its 1,000-gallon Impel PUC Pumper. The pump panel has an aluminum heat enclosure, electric gauge heater, pump and plumbing compartment heater, and rubber boots around the plumbing.  The rear of the apparatus features a lowered hosebed with hatch compartments along the sides in addition to storage for ladders, pike poles, 6” hard suction, and traffic cones. 

Dealership: MacQueen Emergency Group

CHASSIS 

• Chassis: Impel 
• Seating Capacity: 6 
• Overall Height: 10’ 4” 
• Overall Length: 33’ 5.5” 
• GVW Rating: 53,800 lb 
• Front/rear axle: TAK-4 Independent Front Suspension, 22,800 lb – Meritor RS30-185, 31,000 lb 
• Engine: Cummins L9, 450 hp  

BODY 

• Pump: Pierce PUC, 1,500 gpm 
• Tank: 1,000 gallon 
• Foam Cell: 30 gallon 
• Doors: Gortite roll-up

Nashville (TN) Fire Department walk-around rescue. Freightliner M2 cab and chassis; Cummins L9 350-hp engine 15-foot walk-around rescue body; Will-Burt Night Scan NS6-20 vertical mast light tower.