Sutphen

Already serving as an official Sutphen sales and service representative in Illinois, Legacy Fire Apparatus extends its reach to cover the state of Iowa.

The Pedernales Fire Department, in Spicewood, Texas, recently took delivery of this custom Sutphen pumper built on a Monarch cab and chassis with 73-inch cab and 10-inch raised roof.

The new rig carries 480 gallons of water and 20 gallons of foam. It has a 75-foot midmount aerial and seating for six firefighters.

The North Palm Beach (FL) Fire Department recently took delivery of this Sutphen custom 1,500/750 pumper built on a Monarch cab and chassis.

The Mabscott (WV) Volunteer Fire Department had previously purchased two custom engines from Sutphen Corp., so when it decided it needed new pumper on a short wheelbase that would be maneuverable for mountainous terrain, it again turned to Sutphen to build the rig.

The Baker (LA) Fire Department recently took delivery of this Sutphen SL75 aerial built on a Monarch cab and chassis featuring a 10-inch raised roof.

The Murfreesboro Fire Department, in Grand Blanc, MI, recently took delivery of this Sutphen midmount 75-foot aerial.

Sutphen Corporation has added Shipman’s Fire Equipment, Co. as the official sales and service representative in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.

The new SLR 108 features Sutphen’s Huck® bolted aerial device with 3:1 safety factor and a 750-pound tip load when dry and 500-pound tip load when wet.

Sutphen stripped the entire vehicle down, blasted the triple wall frame with a zinc enriched primer for corrosion protection, and painted the frame black, which originally had been painted white.