The department took delivery on our newest apparatus, Engine 32, on July 8, 1998. Here are some photos and details. Engine 32 was built by KME and sold by Slagles Fire Equipment in Cayce, South Carolina. From order to delivery only took about 60 days. Resolution on the photos has been reduced so that it doesn't take forever to download the page.

Engine 32 is built on a 1998 Navistar commercial chassis. The extended front bumper carries a 150 foot preconnect in a covered, recessed box. A foam system is prepiped into this line. Bumper lights are oscillators, with strobes all around.

 The cab is extended to provide an extra 10" of interior space. It carries three personnel across the rear of the cab in SCBA seats. Engine 32 has a 1250 GPM pump and a 1000 gallon booster tank.

The lower rear compartment carries a positive pressure ventilation fan. High side compartments contain nozzles, hand lights, hose appliances, and the like. A 10" reflective stripe surrounds the apparatus for visibility.

A 5kw generator is tray-mounted inside the lower rear compartment. The generator is prewired to the floodlights mounted on the pump panel.