Rig Review: Logan Township (NJ) Engine 18

All photos taken by Middlesex County Fire Buffs.

All photos taken by Middlesex County Fire Buffs.

The Logan Township Fire Department is located in Gloucester County, New Jersey. The department is made up of a handful of full-time career members, part-time members, and volunteers. The department was formed in 2007 with the merger of the Bridgeport Volunteer Fire Company and the Repaupo Volunteer Fire Company. The department operates out of two fire stations and operates a fleet of two engines, one rescue, one ladder, one squad (rescue-engine), and a brush unit.

ENGINE 18

Engine 18 is this 2025 E-ONE Typhoon stainless-steel pumper. It has a Typhoon 58-inch cab with flat roof and 4-inch lower steps. Engine 18 is powered by a Cummins X12 500-hp motor and an Allison 4000 six-speed transmission. This rig is equipped with a Hale Qmax 1,500-gpm pump and a 780-gallon water tank. This unit features a 30/40 stainless-steel body with a 69½-inch hosebed height and exterior ladder storage. It has an overall length of 28 feet 5 inches.

It carries two crosslays of 200 feet of 1¾-inch line, 800 total feet of 2½-inch line, and 1,000 feet of 5-inch LDH.

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Engine 18 is this 2025 E-ONE Typhoon stainless-steel pumper. It has a Typhoon 58-inch cab with flat roof and 4-inch lower steps.

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