Burbank FD engine for sale
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Just saw this listing from the Quad County Fire Equipment Facebook page. Looks like an interesting option for departments looking to add a solid rescue pumper to their fleet without breaking the bank. Here’s the rundown:
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**NEW LISTING:**
1996 Spartan Ferrara Rescue Pumper – $29,000
**Key Features:**
- **Crew Capacity:** 5 total cab seats, with 4 SCBA seating positions.
- **Powertrain:** Equipped with a Cummins 8.3L engine delivering 325 horsepower. With 6,251 engine hours, it seems well-maintained and ready for action.
- **Transmission:** Allison automatic transmission for smooth shifts under load.
- **Tires:** Front tires are 12R22.5, while rear tires are 11R22.5, offering good traction and durability.
- **Siren & Horns:** Q2 siren system and air horns mounted in the bumper for clear alerts.
- **Electrical System:** Includes a Kussmaul battery charger to keep everything powered up.
- **Pumping Capabilities:** A robust Waterous 1250-GPM pump ensures efficient water delivery.
- **Hoses & Discharges:** Three 1 ½†pre-connects, two 2 ½†discharges on the left side, one on the right, and one at the rear. Plus, a 4†discharge on the right side.
- **Deck Gun:** Comes with an Akron deck gun for larger firefighting needs.
- **Tank Capacity:** Carries a 500-gallon poly water tank, which is plenty for most operations.
- **Dimensions:** Overall length of 32 feet, with an overall height of 9 feet 6 inches.
- **Lighting:** Night Fighter 12-volt scene lights for better visibility during nighttime operations.
**Equipment to Stay:** The Akron deck gun will remain with the truck.
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I’ve attached some photos below from the Burbank Fire Department. They give a good look at the exterior and interior. Thanks to Martin for sharing these images!
Let me know if anyone has any questions or wants more details about this rig. It could be a great deal for the right department.
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*Thanks again, Martin!*