CAL FIRE Engine - Model 24 USE The Model 24 is a prototype engine intended to serve in urban interface areas in California. CAL FIRE placed 2 into service for field operational evaluations. No additional 24 models were a

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CAL FIRE Engine - Model 17 USE The Model 17s are assigned in those urban interface areas with difficult access and some fullservice needs. Compact over all, size is maintained with good mobile attack performance. Current

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CAL FIRE Engine - Model 14 USE CAL FIRE moved to the four-wheel drive Model 14 in[removed]At this point, the Department had adopted the 500 gallons per minute, 2-stage pump, hydrostatically driven, as an effective system.

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CAL FIRE ENGINE—MODEL 9 USE The Model 9 was first introduced in the early 1970s. California’s demographics had begun to change and CAL FIRE recognized its apparatus needed to

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CAL FIRE Firefighter Training CAL FIRE personnel answer the call more than 300,000 times for emergency incidents each year. It is the goal of the Department that every fire engine responding from a CAL FIRE station carri

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CAL FIRE Engine - Model 5 (Hydrostatic) USE By 1983 CAL FIRE had been using hydrostatic drives for fire pumps approximately four years. Up to this point all field experience had proven the system reliable and effective.

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USE CAL FIRE Engine - Model 15 CAL FIRE moved to the Model 15 in[removed]At this point, the Department had adopted the 500 gallons per minute, 2-stage pump, hydrostatically

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CAL FIRE Engine - Model 18 USE The Model 18 was developed in the 1990s. With the continuing expansion of urban interface areas in California, along with an increase in full-service

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CAL FIRE ENGINE—MODEL 5 USE The Model 5 concept was started in the early 1950s. Ease of operation, along with excellent on and offhighway handling, has made it very popular for over 30 years. With its added all-wheel d

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CAL FIRE Engine - Model 25 USE Based on its design and current equipment complement, Model 25 is a full-service vehicle. It has been built specifically to address the need for a specialized emergency vehicle to provide f

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