Listing Details
SKU: P2492
Year: 2000
Status: Sold
Condition: Used
Price Quote: As Advertised
Chassis Type: 4 Door Commercial
Interior Color: Other
Exterior Color: White Over Red
Fuel Type: Diesel
Engine MFG: Cummins
Transmission: Automatic
Drive: 2x2
Fire Pump: Hale
Tank Material: Aluminum
Aerial Type: None
Availablilty: Immediately
Features
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Apparatus Details
Four door enclosed cab with seating for 5 with 4 SCBA seats. Powered by a International Diesel 300HP engine and Allison Automatic Transmission. Hale QFLo 1250 GPM Pump and 1000 gallon poly water tank. Driver’s Side pump panel has 6″ and 2,5″ intake and two 2.5″ discharges. Officer’s Side pump panel has 6″ intake and two 2.5″ discharges the rear of the truck has 2.5″ discharge. The truck is equipped with 3 speedlays and a deck gun. Full NFPA warning light and siren package is included on the truck. This clean 2000 International KME Top Mount Pumper with just 57,980 miles. Priced to sell at $114,900 this unit won’t last long.
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Manufacturers History: KME’s origins are found in an auto repair shop started by John “Sonny” Kovatch in 1946. The business grew and branched into several auto and truck related businesses, including Kovatch Mobile Equipment, which built special-purpose military vehicles and airport refueling vehicles. In 1983, Kovatch Mobile purchased fire apparatus manufacturer Car-Mar, a builder of stainless steel pumpers and tankers.
In 1985, KME Fire Apparatus was formed after Kovatch acquired some of the assets of the former Hendrickson Mobile Equipment company. KME obtained and used Hendrickson’s distinctive chassis. The rights to the name Hendrickson’s Mobile Equipment and other parts of the assets were then sold off, hence HME. Around the same time KME also bought assets from Mack‘s fire apparatus manufacturing division, specifically their technology, inventory, machinery and apparatus body construction methods.[1] KME was producing pumpers when aerial products were added to the product line in 1987, using ladders from LTI and Fire Spire (Hahn).
In 1992, KME acquired the rights to Grumman Emergency Products‘ (Howe-Oren Roanoke Corp) line of aerial devices, the Aerialcat designs, manufacturing resources and other assets of the now closed division of the business.
In 1997 KME purchased the Walter Motor Truck Company, thus entering into the ARFF area of fire suppression. KME offers a whole line of sole-source apparatus, including pumpers, ladder trucks, rescue/command units, wildland, tanker, industrial and airport apparatus.
In April 2016, Kovatch Corporation announced the sale of its fire apparatus business to Florida-based REV Group.