Brindlee Mountain

A department needing to add a rescue truck to its fleet starts the search with a pump test.

The Walker Township (PA) Fire Company got two KME engines, a 2013 and 2010, from the Eddington (PA) Fire Company in a deal brokered by Brindlee Mountain Fire Apparatus. (Photos courtesy of the Walker Township Fire Company.)

Brindlee Mountain Fire Apparatus offers a warranty on its inventory trucks. And more importantly, it has a system in place to act swiftly on all warranty claims.

Here are a few FAQs about buying a used fire truck to assist you as you start the process.

The greatest challenge is managing a fleet of fire trucks is identifying what the actual, total cost of ownership is. It sounds easy, but it’s quite difficult.

  Specifications Commander Rosenbauer Chassis GVWR: 47,000 Seating for 6; 5 SCBA seats Cummins ISL 450-hp Diesel Engine Allison 3000EVS Automatic Transmission Hale 1,500-gpm Pump 950-Gallon Polypropylene Tank 20-Gallon Foam Cell FoamPro Foam System Crosslays/Speedlays: Crosslays: (2) 1 1/2″ Rear ...

Brindlee Mountain has four ways for you to do this to make sure it meets your needs, you are comfortable with the condition, and that you get that “feeling” that this is the right fire truck for your fire department.

The Vestavia Hills rig is a 2003 Pierce Saber heavy rescue truck with seating for six firefighters, five of whom are in SCBA seats.

Brindlee challenged its techs to become EVT ARFF Certified. Not only did some take up this challenge, but three of the team excelled to the status and recognition of a Master ARFF Technician.

Brindlee Manufacturing recently delivered this E-ONE rescue built on a Freighliner cab and chassis to southern fire department.