No takers, re-trying: offer (this time out) includes LADDERS *and* HARD SUCTION HOSE pictured.
Built at the Oakdale Van Pelt factory in 1984 for the Stockton (CA) Fire, as the tale held, it ran as Engine 17 (Van Pelt #830664), where she served about 1984 until about 2007. She landed in private hands - twice - before coming our way in August 2014. As our use and needs have changed, this apparatus is being released from our little family of "toys."
Apparatus’ Mechanical Facts ‘n Figures
Motor: Detroit 6V92TATransmission: Allison HT-740 automaticStanding about 124,000 miles today (plus or minus a handful)SO# 3066, Van Pelt serial 830664, VIN S29RT4F05EC423712Seating for the engineer (driver), officer (front passenger) and two rear-facing jump seats under the canopy. Center storage console is present, but could potentially be removed (by the next owner) for a potential in-cab seatAM/FM car stereo installed by previous owner; we’ve used it but once or twice without issue (but its been a few years since I’ve even thought to touch it... but whenever the batteries are switched off, any channel settings are lost as you"d expect)
Air brakes, no known issues with system (builds and maintains pressure as expected)Front turn signals replaced with Whelen 600 series turn arrows; rear brake-turn-tail lights converted to red LED, as was the DOT rear marker lights.Fog lightsEligible for California historic vehicle registration, currently registered as a commercial vehicle with a non-operational status.All six tires replaced in the last 24 months (right side summer 2015 @ ~120,500 miles, left June 2017 @ ~123,400 miles)Last oil change early 2015 (~119,500 miles)Alternator belts changed January 2018 (~100 miles ago)Power steering components serviced/replaced ~2010 by previous owner38,180 GVWRFire Engine Stuff
1500 GPM Hale Single-Stage Pump, 750 gallon tank (believed stainless steel, but unconfirmed); no foam tank.Tank holds water with no known leaks.Water level indicator is a classic sight tube with floating cork DischargesEngineer (driver) side: two 2.5-inchOfficer (passenger) side: one 2.5-inch, one 3-inchRear: two 2.5-inchFront: none IntakesEngineer (driver) side: one 6-inch (pretty sure), and one 2.5-inchOfficer (passenger) side: one 6-inch (pretty sure), and one 2.5-inchRear: noneFront: none CompartmentsAll have a single-keyed locking option, keys included; no guarantee of locking condition of each/allEngineer (driver) side: four compartments, upper includes factory-mounted shelving in the pump-nearest compartment; both lowers have one shelf; all lockOfficer (passenger) side: two, no shelves, the rear-most has a pull-out tray for a generator (no generator available/included)… and this is the only one that does NOT lockRear: a deep upper compartment and shelved lower compartment, both lockFront: noneTop: Hose bed area, and a largely unused dunnage area above the pump panel (partially occupied by the officer-side hose reel)Hose reel present; original (old) hose is on the reel; no nozzle is includedSide-mount fixed ladder rack is present, includes 24-foot extension and 14-foot roof ladders (included) Dual top-mounted hard suction racks are present,with two 10-foot long hard suction hoses
Plumbed for a deck gun, but deck gun not included (present in photos, but will move to replacement apparatus)Hose bed tarp replaced (new) with a Husky custom cover, bungee-hook style, with weighted rear flap; shock cord holds in it place and could stand to be replaced (sun-worn)
Black webbing crosslay tarps (also from Husky) installed at the same time, to contain those hoses under the dual crosslay compartment under its aluminum coverAdapters, tools, fittings and other loose items are not included - listing is for the vehicle, not anything that shakes loose from it (pictured or otherwise)
Emergency Vehicle Stuff
Currently has vinyl lettering on windows noting ‘NON-EMERGENCY VEHICLE’Has 6-inch white reflective tape around the sides, and a NPFA 1901 (2009)-compliant chevron on the rearCurrently has a street-legal 69-inch all-clear Code 3 MX7000 light bar with lower deck intersection sweeps, two rear Code 3 550 amber beacons, and forward-facing dual amber Whelen 600 series LED heads.There are mounts for a Federal Signal PA300 siren controller (NOT included/available) and a bumper mounted speaker (NOT included/available).
Pedestal mount and wiring for a Federal Signal Q siren,NOT included/available.Restoration-minded? The in-service light bar is available (a Federal Signal Aerodynic) if you prefer to exchange out the Code 3 bar. I *may* have the non-LED turn and front lights as well - no promises, and as such, consider them NOT included/available.Motorola radio is non-op (call it a prop) and will remain unless you prefer pull it out.
Dents and dings
Engineer (driver) side front bumper was bent and scraped ages ago –when with private owner #1
Paint chipped below the emblem on the engineer (driver) side doorMissing the fuel cap and have had zero luck finding a replacement in two+ years now - and still haven"t found a replacement that threaded on and stayed put... 5/25: have a lead on a cap, still working on getting it in-hand and potentially put back in place
Brass Tacks
Apparatus is currently in Stanton / Garden Grove (Orange County), California, and is being sold where-is, as-is.
Additional photos are available, but I am a half day"s drive from the rig, so what"s on file is what I"ve got immediately accessible.Once paid in full, can be stored for at least 30 days at no cost while you to arrange pickup (we"ll give notice to the storage folks upon sale).
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