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RECENT APPARATUS DELIVERIES (Sold/Undelivered units are at the bottom of this page)
 
 
The Gilbertsville Fire Department, Otsego County has taken delivery of their new Smeal Fire Apparatus with a front mount pumper.  The 1250 gpm Hale pump on an International chassis replaced a similar unit already in service.   The chassis is a 4 x 4 which will serve the community well with the extensive woodland and off road areas they have to deal with.   For information, contact Wayne Carpenter, Sales Representative
 
 
The Auburn Fire Department has taken delivery of their new Smeal Fire Apparatus Rescue Pumper with a Spartan Gladiator chassis powered by a Series 60, 430 hp engine.  The unit features a 2000 gpm pump with CAFS system, 500 gallon water tank and booster reel with 200' of booster hose.  There are many more features than room to list, for more information contact John Harris Jr.
 
 
The Gouverneur Fire Department has purchased the Smeal/Har-Rob Demo Unit.  The chassis is an HME P2 medium 4 door, powered by the Cummins ISL 370 engine.  Features are top mount pumper w/hydraulic ladder rack, 1500 pump, 1000 water, high side compartments both sides, front suction.  Other features are LED lighting, "Q" siren, and others to numerous to list.    For a complete items list contact John Harris for details. Click here for drawing
 
 
The Spencer Fire Department has taken delivery of their new Smeal pumper powered by a Freightliner FL-112 with 410 horsepower Cat C-12 engine and automatic transmission.  The chassis features heated remote mirrors, air ride drivers seat and Jacobs compression brake.  The pumper is equipped with a 1250 gpm pump with FoamPro system, Akron remote control monitor, hydraulic generator, electric rewind cord reels.  The apparatus was sold by John Harris, Jr, contact him for details.  Click here for drawing
 
 
Lysander Fire Department has recently received their new S & S Fire Apparatus "T" tanker powered by a Freightliner FL-80 chassis with 330 horsepower Cat engine and Allison transmission.  The stainless steel body houses a wetside poly tank with two side and one rear Newton dumps.  There is hard suction storage, a large hose bed, rack for 2100 gallon folding pond and portable pump in a compartment.  Don Turner was the sales representative in this transaction and can answer all you questions.
   
The Woodbury Fire Department has taken delivery on their new rescue truck from EVI.  A Spartan Gladiator chassis with a Detroit Series 60, 430 hp, will power the unit.  The body is an 18' Non-Walk-In style with RV awning, roof top and under body compartments to add to the storage space.   The Department selected a 35 kw generator, 9000 watt light tower and 9000 pound front winch.  Also included in the apparatus is a front hydraulic reel.  Call John Harris Jr. if you have any questions regarding this unit.
   
The Owasco Fire Department has purchased a new Smeal pumper with 1500 gpm pump and 1500 gallon tank.  The unit is powered by an HME chassis with seating for six people.  The Fire Department has taken delivery of this top mount unit.  The unit was sold by Don Turner, please contact him for any details.
   
The Wyoming Fire Department has taken delivery on their new EVI rescue.  A 15' crew body truck with Freightliner FL-70 4 x 4 chassis, the unit features an awning, roll up doors, fridge and air conditioned body.  Other selections were a 25 kw generator, 9000 watt Wil-Bert light tower and front winch.  Sold by Jim Pettit , if you have any questions, please feel free to contact him.
   
The United Trenton Fire Company, an organization consisting of the Holland Patent, Prospect and Barneveld Fire Departments has taken delivery of their new S & S Fire Apparatus 2100 gallon tanker which was issued to Barneveld.  The unit is powered by a Freightliner FL-80 chassis and features side and rear dumps.  This is the third S & S tanker purchased by the "Tanker Association".  Any additional information can be obtained by contacting Sales Representative Wayne Carpenter.
   
The Camden Fire Department, Oneida County, has taken delivery of their new 18' walk-in rescue from EVI.  The unit is powered by a Freightliner FL-70 chassis.  The body has many specialized compartmental features designed by the Camden Truck Committee to meet their needs.  The truck will serve many purposes with the department, support and response to fires, assistance at the scene of MVA's, comfort to victims awaiting transportation and rehab for firefighters.  Call Wayne Carpenter for details, drawings or specifications.
   
The North Norwich Fire District has taken delivery of their Smeal Freedom Series Pumper. The rescue/pumper is powered by an HME P2 MFD xl chassis with 350 horsepower Cummins engine and automatic transmission.  Features include a 1500 gpm pump, Class A foam system, hydraulic generator, light tower and hydraulic ladder rack.  Set up to handle short manpower situation, the department feels that their planning and research has paid off for their future.  Questions can be answered by contacting Wayne Carpenter, Sales Rep.
   
The Rush Fire Department has taken delivery of there new Smeal Pumper.  An HME P2 chassis, medium four door with a Cummins ISL 370 engine powers the apparatus.  The truck features a 1500 gpm pump, 1,000 gallon water tank and foam system with separate tank.  Other options selected was a 10kw generator, electric cord reels and hydraulic ladder rack with extra ladders.  John Harris coordinated the sale, contact him with questions.
   
The Wells Bridge Fire District has taken delivery of their new  Smeal Fire Apparatus rescue/pumper.  This apparatus will fill a need in the district as the department will be able to utilize one piece of apparatus to fill many roles.  Features include a top mount 1250 gpm pump, deep compartments, 1,000 gallon fiberglass water tank, all powered by an HME P2 MFDxl six man custom chassis.  Contact Wayne Carpenter, sales rep, for more details.
   
The Castle Creek Fire Department has purchased the Smeal/Har-Rob Fire Apparatus 2004 demo unit.  The pumper features an HME chassis with 370 hp Cummins engine.  Hydraulic ladder rack, top mount pump, front suction and hose well are also included.  Much more, contact John Harris, Jr. for more details.
   
No Picture available The Fayette Fire Department has taken delivery of their new tanker.  Powered by a Peterbilt chassis, the polypropylene body will serve the department for many years.  Features include a 2,000 gallon wet side tank, a pre-plumbed portable pump and two folding tank storage compartments.   Contact John Harris for details.
   
The Hubbardsville Fire District has taken delivery of their new top mount pumper.  A two door International chassis powers a 1250 gpm pump.  The apparatus features a 1,000 gallon poly tank, pump compartment heater and roll up doors.  Contact Wayne Carpenter, sales rep.
   
The Binghamton Police Department has taken delivery of their new SWAT truck which was manufactured to their specifications by Har-Rob Fire Apparatus.  For information regarding this unit, please contact John Harris.
   
No Picture available The Chenango Fire Department has taken delivery of their new tanker.  A 2,000 gallon tank with three dumps powered by a Freightliner chassis.  The apparatus features a pump in the left front compartment hooked directly to the tank.

Contact John Harris, Jr.  with questions.
   

The Chittenango Fire Department, Town of Sullivan Fire District #1, has taken delivery on their new Smeal 105' aerial ladder.  This is a demo unit was delivered in mid October in 2005.  Powered by an Altair custom chassis with 500 hp Cummins engine and Allison automatic transmission.  Generator, ergonomic hose load and many other features compliment the unit.  This is their fourth Smeal to follow a rescue and two pumpers.  Contact Wayne Carpenter, sales rep, with any questions.
   

The Trout Creek Fire Department, Town of Tompkins Fire District has taken delivery on their new flat bed brush truck.  The unit was constructed on a fire department supplied GMC chassis.  Water tank, pump, two large compartments, storage for stokes, traffic advisor unit and hose reel are all featured.  Contact Wayne Carpenter, sales rep.

 
The Hagaman Fire Department has received their new 85' rear mount platform. Power is supplied by a HME MFD chassis.  The unit has a 2,000 gpm pump, 10kw hydraulic generator.  The apparatus delivered January 20, 2006. For questions concerning this unit contact Wayne Carpenter or John Harris, Jr.

 
The Wampsville Fire Department has taken delivery of their new front mount tanker / pumper.  The chassis is an International with the 330 hp engine.  Pump is a 1250 gpm, water tank is 1950 gallons.  The unit also features side and rear dump valves and a 4" direct fill. The sales rep was Wayne Carpenter, contact him with any questions.
   
The Stamford Fire Department has taken delivery of their new heavy rescue.  The apparatus will be made by EVI Emergency Vehicles and has a cascade system, light tower, upper coffin compartments, pull out tool boards, speedy dry compartment and many, many other features.  It's chassis is an HME long four door with SCBA seating in the rear.  The committee worked long hours planning and designing this apparatus and their hard work has paid off.   Contact Wayne Carpenter for more details.
   
The St. Johnsburg Fire Company of Wheatfield, NY has taken delivery of their 2006 105’ Smeal aerial on a Smeal Sirius Chassis.  This unit features a 1500 GPM pump with a 500 gallon water and a pre-piped aerial waterway with 1250 GPM capacity.  It also has the exclusive EHL hosebed, a Harrison Hydraulic generator.  The unit was delivered in October of  2006.  For information, contact Steve Gallaher, Sales Rep.
   
The Monroe Fire Department has taken delivery of their ATV quick response unit, it features a 50 gallon poly tank, 5.5 HP Honda engine, 9.5 GPM Hy-Pro piston pump, 100' Manual reel and 20' of 1/2" line with nozzle. Approximate total weight is 750 pounds, four men can lift it in and out when empty!  For details, contact Mike Terraciano, sales rep.
   
The Sir William Johnson Fire Company of Johnstown, NY has taken delivery of their new mini-pumper manufactured by Danko Emergency Equipment.     The unit is on a Ford F-550 4 x 4 chassis and features a 270 gallon tank and Waterous pump.  It is equipped with Class A foam, hose reel, preconnect and other features.  Contact Wayne Carpenter for details.
   
The New Hope Fire Department, part of the 3 Town Fire District, has taken delivery of the Har-Rob built polypropylene tank with stainless steel wrap.  The unit was mounted on the departments existing chassis and polypropylene compartments with roll up doors.  A new folding pond rack, LED warning light system and 10" rear dump were included.  Call Wayne Carpenter with questions.
   
The Hancock Fire Department provided the chassis and Har-Rob Fire Apparatus outfitted it with a new grass/brush firefighting unit.  It features a new pump with aluminum hose reel, broom and forestry hose tray, mattydale lays, 250 gallon poly tank.  There is a front and rear winch system and a Scotty Class A foam system.   For questions or other information, contact Jim Harris.
   
The Hopewell Fire Department has taken delivery of their new 16' Crew Body Rescue Vehicle, built by EVI. The unit was carefully designed by the department to meet the demands of a growing suburb of Canandaigua. Unit is powered by a 2008 International 4400 chassis and features rollup doors, 25kw Onan PTO generator. 6000 watt Wil-Burt light tower, Amkus Simo Hydraulic pump, and LED lighting. For more information, contact Jim Pettit, Sales Rep.
   
The Manlius Fire Department has taken delivery of their new Mini-Squad vehicle.  The EVI l manufactured apparatus which will serve many different roles with the department.   Powered by a Ford F-550 with 4 wheel drive, the unit will respond to a variety of calls.  The committee specially designed the truck to handle some of their more remote and set-back private residences with long winding driveways.  For details, contact Wayne Carpenter, Sales Rep.
   
   
The McConnellsville Fire District has taken delivery on their new Mini-Rescue purchased from Danko Emergency Equipment.  The unit is set up for EMS/Rescue and replaces a used ambulance.  This unit offers more versatility and maneuverability.  Set up with a 100% pull out tray in the rear compartment, the FD has indicated that they have more room than the previous unit.  Contact Wayne Carpenter for details.

SOLD UNITS
 
The Glen Aubrey Fire Department has contract with Har-Rob Fire Apparatus to purchase their new tanker.  A 2000 gallon truck will be made by Midwest Fire Apparatus and features rear and side dumps, 1000 gpm pump and side storage for ladders and suction hose.  A folding pond rack is also supplied.  For information regarding this apparatus, contact John Harris.
 
The Governeuer Fire Department has contracted with Har-Rob to purchase their new 85' platform.  The unit will be manufactured by Smeal Fire Apparatus.  Contact John Harris with any questions.
 
The Yorkville Fire Department has chosen Smeal Fire Apparatus to deliver their newest piece of equipment.  The unit, a rescue/pumper will be powered by a Spartan Gladiator chassis with a Detroit Series 60 engine.  The pump is a 1500 gpm, with a 750 gallon water tank.  Foam, special compartments, a generator are just some of the additional features.  Considerable work was done by the committee to bring home a unit that will fill a need in their response district.  For details, contact Wayne Carpenter, Sales Rep.
 
The Northeast Joint Fire District, Webster Fire Department has contract with Smeal Fire Apparatus to purchase their new custom pumper.  Powered by a Smeal Sirius Chassis, the unit features a 1500 GPM pump with a 1000 gallon water tank and a Harrison Hydraulic generator and all LED lighting.  Delivery is expected in the summer of 2007.  To obtain details, contact Steve Gallaher, Sales Rep.
 
The Village of Morrisville Fire Department has contracted with Crimson Fire Apparatus to purchase their new rescue/pumper.  The chassis will be a Spartan Diamond chassis seating six firefighters and powered by a Cummins 400 hp engine.  It is a side mount 1500 gpm pump.  Other features are a 10k hydraulic generator, hydraulic ladder rack, front discharge, 1000 gallon poly tank and Wil-Burt light tower.  Contact Wayne Carpenter for more information.
 

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Harrob Fire Apparatus, Inc.
519 Liberty Street - Syracuse, NY 13204  (800) 724-2590   (315) 422-0730   Fax - 422-9073
Email:  info@harrob.com