Ford Super Single Lifted Mini Pumper, Willow Street FD | Vengeant Apparatus
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2021
- Your looking the most innovative Ford Super Duty lifted mini pumper in the world.
Congratulations to Willow Street Fire Co on their recent delivery of a 2021 Vengeant Blizzard Mini Pumper.
This truck is equipped with our 10' extruded aluminum module, Hale 1,250gpm mid ship pump, 300 gallons of water, 2 pre connects in the rear hose bed, 2 rear discharges, direct tank fill, 2 cross-lays super single lift kit, customized front bumper with a MARS light, hard sleeve suction x4, SCBA seats, 16' extension ladder, 10' roof ladder mounted vertical, Hansen painted roll up doors and backlighted handrails along with Whelen warning lights controlled with Core.
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It's nice that you finally caught the elusive DVI mode on camera. Other than Whelen themselves, and now you, I havnt seen it done justice.
Yes, yes yes!! Most important ....lights, lights, lights.
Super sharp!! My favorite build yet!!!
Great-looking truck. Lovely black around the roll-up doors definitely a different look. Great attention getter the spotlight tied into your warning lights
Bro the set up of this truck is absolutely insane 💯 ❤🎉🎉
What a beast!
This is a super sweet build! Probably my favorite so far!!
I like the idea of the rub or extending past the roll-up doors walking device idea.. Rihanna truck looks great
Awesome truck!
Nice looking rig!
Sharp looking rig!!
It's a beautiful truck, and a nice large pump on a 4wd chassis. Great for Rural Water Supply. I find it strange and a bit inefficient though, that they didn't get any large diameter discharges on the pump.
What air horns are you guys using?
Interested in more info. 50 is our primary Truck company in our first due.
How much would a rig like this run? Small town department. Also, is it possible with a pump and roll operation with a Aux pump?
Are the roll up doors lockable?
These are not but we can order them with the locking mechanism. Our SAMS Demo has locking doors that uses the ignition key.
Drop the train horn and a couple of other minor things and add a turret on the bumper or deck gun and it's a deal.
Mars light? They still produce those? I thought it’s no longer made since early 90s.
Tons of new rigs still get them
yeah they still make them, most of them come as LEDs now
Is this NFPA compliant?
Yes it can be.
What's the price tag on a truck like this? Very nice work 👍
High 200s to mid 300s
What are the tire & wheel sizes?
No trailer hitch requested?
No, they put a pump and crosslays on it but didn't give it any water. Have you tried reading the description? That's what it's there for.
@@Firebuff101 This has 300 gallons on it.
@@darrenboyer4212 Yes, I know. Comment must have been edited as my reply doesn't match what is there now.
I would really love to know what the circumstance was that made a department want/need this truck.
Back roads, tight driveways with horrible angles. People are building houses tighter and in smaller areas as land gets consumed. Full
Size pumpers just don’t fit. They don’t care about fire suppression when building their home.
How much is this unit
Really? A damned pickup with a big toolbox & they'll charge $120,000. What a deal.
So the trucks 80k. Plus the pump, all the customizations on and in the box’s, the whelen lights, new rims and tires, the graphics all the cab customizations and the labor doing it all? 120,000 is CHEAP!!!!!! You’re not very bright.
love it except the train horn. Sounds like a train, not a fire truck
Who cares apparatus can be built any way the customer wants it to be built either with train horns or no train horns you are just going to have to accept that this beautiful piece of apparatus has train horns on her!!!!
Train train horn is great for a truck like that
Yes i agree with you!!!!
People always find something to complain about. Can't just leave a compliment and move on? Plus, that train horn clears traffic like nothing else.
What a beast!