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Tanker-Pumper

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Delivered On
Jul 8, 2025
Job Number
3378

Delivered To

Department Name
Laramie County Fire Authority
Location
Cheyenne, WY

Congratulations to Laramie County Fire Authority (Cheyenne, WY) on the delivery of their custom 3500 gallon All-Poly® Tanker-Pumper.

Features and Options

Freightliner 114SD Chassis
NFPA Compliant, 3500 Gallon POLYPROPYLENE Tank. (Lifetime Warranty)
Waterous CS 1250 Split-shaft Pump
Side Control Pump Configuration
 

More Info

  • Height: 9ft 11in / Length: 32ft 11in 
  • Two (2) 2 ½” direct tank fills 
  • Innovative Controls Soft-Glo Series tank level gauges 
  • One (1) Newton 10” Stainless Steel Swivel dump with Electric valve and 36” telescoping chute 
  • ZICO Electric “Tip-Down” portable tank carrier and 3500-gallon portable tank 
  • All-Poly® Construction, “Sweep Out” style compartments, including ROM anodized aluminum roll up doors, door activated LED lighting, vents, and floor dry decking
  • Slam door compartments behind the rear wheels 
  • NFPA compliant LED lighted folding steps and grab rails 
  • NFPA compliant LED DOT lighting 
  • Customer supplied radio, antenna, and Setcom Liberator wireless intercom
  • Two Camera system with one rear and one curb side camera 
  • NFPA compliant Whelen LED warning light package & siren/speaker
  • Whelen DVI & low power capability upgrade 
  • Whelen Freedom series light bar
  • Whelen M6 series front and rear lower level and intersection lights 
  • Whelen M9 upper warning lights 
  • Fire Research Spectra Series 900 scene lights 
  • Whelen TADF6 traffic advisor 
  • NFPA compliant red and yellow chevron striping, white reflective striping, and customer lettering 
  • Pumphouse heater, heat pan, and winter seal 
  • Pre-connected hose crosslays, adjustable dividers and hose covers 
  • TFT 6” Ball Intake valves 
  • One (1) 6”x10’ and One (1) 6” x15’ PVC flexible hard suction hoses and carriers 
  • Kussmaul air and battery conditioners w/ auto eject connections

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