The new rigs are designed for consistency with the department’s existing fleet, with no major changes to their equipment storage.
Department Sticks with KME for Two New Severe Service Pumpers
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Compartment Corner: Palm Harbor (FL) E-ONE Cyclone Aerial
Palm Harbor (FL) Fire Rescue Truck 67 sits on a Cyclone cab and chassis, which features E-ONE’s 78-foot, three section “Tough-Truss” extruded aluminum ladder.
Ohio Department Turns to E-ONE for 78-Foot Aerial Ladder Quint
The department wanted to put its aerial ladder quint at Station 88 into reserve status and replace it with a new aerial ladder quint.
Department Running 11 New E-ONE Cyclone Clean Cab Pumpers
The department had two major requirements of the new pumpers—a clean cab concept and a Cummins X12 engine.
Darley Unveils Kubota E-Gov Engine and Control Panels
Darley is excited to unveil a preview of its 2026 release featuring the next-generation Kubota E-Gov engine and newly redesigned control panels – marking a major leap forward in performance, reliability, and user experience.
FD Uses Tactical Pumper as High Water Rescue Rig
The city wanted a more nimble vehicle to negotiate tight areas in town, as well as to access residents during flooding and high water.
Spartan Chassis Marks 50 Years of Innovation and Service
What began in 1975 as a small team of founders building custom cab-over fire chassis has grown into a nationally recognized manufacturer of fire apparatus chassis and a trusted partner to fire departments across the country.
NJ Fire Department Gets New Rig in 10 Months
The department wanted a quick turn-around time to replace a 20-year-old engine that was having mechanical issues.
E-ONE Showcases New Tractor Drawn Aerial at FDIC 2025
E-ONE, Inc. will showcase a new Tractor Drawn Aerial and its new Select Series™ Aerial that highlight E-ONE’s “Strength Through Excellence” at FDIC International.
Darley Delivers Tactical Pumper to Cassie (TX) VFD
The Cassie Volunteer Fire Department wanted a vehicle that was small enough and agile enough to get to its waterfronts.
Darley Delivers Tactical Pumper to Cassie (TX) VFD
The Cassie Volunteer Fire Department wanted a vehicle that was small enough and agile enough to get to its waterfronts.
Ask the Engineer: Wayne Hable
What is the most cost-effective way of driving a 1,500 gallon-per-minute (gpm) ratable NFPA 1900 compliant fire pump in a new fire truck?
