Fire Engines Photos

I'm sorry to be so, , , arh, it doesn't matter. Why would you cram so much electrical equipment onto this apparatus, is it an operational pumper or, , , , ?

Added by Pavel on 20 September 2008.

Pavel: By gosh, that IS the way she looked when in service with Clinton FD, Prince George County, State of Maryland, US of A. - open cab and all.

1976 Kenworth/Pierce "Water Supply 25" (Pierce body on Kenworth truck chassis); she has a Detroit 8V92 (2-stoke cycle, 430 - 450 hp) diesel driving a Waterous Single-Stage 2000 gpm [7571 litre per min] pump.
She can lay in 2, 000 feet [610 metres] of 5-inch [127 mm] water-supply hose.
Definitely, a water-mover !

Got this info from Web-Site "WiththeCommand.com", click on "Big Rigs"; shows quite a few OTT rigs....

And, Pavel, she has to have enough electrical capacity to light up a small town ! Regards, from Canada, Pat_R-B

Added by Pat Rivers-Bowerman on 22 September 2008.

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