Enforcer™ Pumper - Felton, CA

Santa Cruz County Fire Department has taken delivery of TWO #Enforcer #Pumpers! Walk around one #Pumper with Fire Captain Bryan Whitaker. #FeltonCA has various coverage areas including both rural and city. The front bumper was shortened to give a high approach angle due to narrow driveways and high departures. In the crew cab, a custom split compartment was built to store firefighter gear on the top portion preventing any loose gear in the cab. The crosslays were moved as low as possible for accessibility and a reel booster line will assist with quick attacks for grass and trash fires. The engineer compartment contains an air compressor to automatically kick on if the engine drops to a certain PSI. Lights were added on the inside of compartment doors for increased visibility when setting up at night, along with recessed 45-degree angle lighting for blind spots. Bars were added on the rear of the apparatus for quick hose deployment during wildland urban interface calls and can be extended for structure calls.
Chassis: 60” Enforcer cab w/10” raised roof
Seating Capacity: 4
Overall Height: 9’ 10”
Overall Length: 29’ 1.5”
GVW Rating: 42,000 lb
Front Axle: Leaf, 18,000 lb
Rear Axle: Spring, 24,000 lb
Engine: Cummins L9, 450 hp, 1250 lb-ft
Safety: Side Roll and Frontal Impact Protection
Pump: Waterous, 1500 gpm
Tank: 600-gallon
Foam: #Husky3
Foam Cell: 30-gallon
Job Number: 36591-1, -2
Dealership: Golden State Fire Apparatus, Inc.
CHAPTERS
0:10 - Product overview
0:33 - Front bumper design
1:26 - Front bumper compartment
1:49 - Front features and lighting
2:14 - Corner lights
3:10 - Driver’s side interior
5:01 - Crew cab interior layout
5:32 - Pump panel layout
5:53 - Crosslays
6:22 - Reel booster line
6:43 - Scene lighting switches on pump panel
7:08 - Supply line floating tray
7:26 - Engineer’s compartment
7:42 - Air compressor within compartment
8:08 - Lighting package
8:31 - Officer’s side compartment lighting
9:24 - Rear layout and hosebed layout
10:15 - Wildland urban interface hose storage
11:24 - Pike pole and New York hook storage
11:48 - 45-degree angle blind spot lighting
12:24 - EMS compartment
12:46 - Font scene and emergency lighting
13:10 - Backlit LED handrails

[@WATEROUS]

Congratulations Santa Cruz County Fire Department!

[@trentkersten5168]

Wow that’s awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@alfe1402]

Those 30 gallons of foam are use directed or mixed with the 600 gallons of water???