Listing Details
SKU: P2482
Year: 2006
Status: Sold
Condition: Used
Price Quote: As Advertised
Chassis Type: Custom
Interior Color: Other
Exterior Color: Other
Fuel Type: Gas
Engine MFG: Cummins
Transmission: Automatic
Drive: 2x2
Fire Pump: Waterous
Pump GPM: 1500
Booster Tank Size: 1000
Tank Material: Poly
Aerial Type: None
Availablilty: Immediately
Features
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Apparatus Details
Four door enclosed HME Ferrara Rescue Pumper with seating for 7 with 4 SCBA seats. Powered by a Cummins and Allison automatic transmission. Waterous 1500 GPM Pump with 1000 gallon water tank. The truck is equipped with two 1.75″ front bumper discharges and two 1.75″ crosslays above the pump panel. The drivers side pump panel has one 6″ and 2.5″ intake along with two 2.5″ discharges and the officers side pump panel has one 6″ intake along with 2.5″ and LDH discharge. The rear of the truck is equipped with one 2.5″ discharge. The truck is equipped with NFPA warning light and siren package. Current pump certification and some equipment included with the sale of the truck.
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History
Like a number of apparatus companies, Ferrara started with a local fire department that needed a truck and a firefighter who decided he could build one. Baton Rouge area pipefitter Chris Ferrara and fellow firefighters built a tanker for the Central Fire Department in 1979. The successful project led Ferrara to start a fire equipment distribution business called Ferrara Firefighting Equipment in 1982. FFE also acted as a full-scale service, warranty, and repair center for fire apparatus.
In the late eighties, Ferrara Firefighting Equipment began refurbishing trucks and assembling new ones using pre-built bodies. Ferrara Fire Apparatus was formed as a separate company in 1988, building custom-designed apparatus. In 1998, FFA introduced its first custom chassis, the Inferno. Intended as a premium chassis, the Inferno was followed by the mid-range Igniter.
In 1994, Ferrara opened a new plant in Holden. The facility was expanded in 2000, 2005 and 2009.
In April 2017, Ferrara Fire Apparatus announced the sale of its fire apparatus business to Florida-based REV Group.