This from Tom Podraza:
La Grange Park Truck for sale on Ebay
1990 Spartan Spartan Gladiator 10 Man Cab Ladder Truck, Fire Truck, Quint
- Bought Brand New for $878,000.00
- Everything Works well..
- 8 Books Included for operation of everything
- 2 Locking Differentials
- Kept Indoors.
- Tires in good shape.
- DETAILS: VIN: 4S7BT9806LC002631 — Chassis: Spartan Gladiator 10 Man Cab — Body: Simon Custom 110′ Ladder — Miles: 18,756 — Engine Hours: 3,472 — Aerial Hours: 886 — Engine: Detroit Silver 92 V8 Diesel — Transmission: Allison HT700 Automatic — WB: 244″ — GVW: 64,000 lbs. — Dimensions: 41’6″L x 11’6″T — Pump: Waterius CSYBX 1250 GPM Side Mount — Tank: 200 Gallons —
- Generator: Onan 7.5 KW Diesel — Equipment Included: Federal Q Siren, Wired for FireCom Headsets, Telescoping Lights, Cord Reel, All Gound Ladders, Fog and Stack Tips —
zLa Grange Park FD 1990 Spartan Spartan Gladiator 10 Man Cab Ladder Truck, Fire Truck, Quint for sale
zLa Grange Park FD 1990 Spartan Spartan Gladiator 10 Man Cab Ladder Truck, Fire Truck, Quint for sale
#1 by Mabas Guy on June 25, 2019 - 1:32 PM
They have a new Pierce Ascendant 107ft that replaced it
#2 by Marty Coyne on June 25, 2019 - 7:33 AM
A lot of rigs once they’re spares or OOS are stored outdoors. This caused deterioration and other issues. Not a bad idea letting buyers know this didn’t happen with this rig.
#3 by Tom Foley on June 24, 2019 - 10:59 PM
They don’t staff the truck, correct? Just a jump company or perhaps in town fire? Is it due on boxes?
#4 by Tim on June 24, 2019 - 9:26 PM
Many Florida depts. that ave their rigs outside are usually parked under a lean-to.
#5 by Cmk420 on June 24, 2019 - 8:39 PM
Well Harry, this isn’t Florida. It’s really not a fair comparison. Also, the rig is a 1990–almost 30 years old. With only 18K miles on it, after all this time, I would call that a steal if any department buys it. Looks like it could still be a very reliable rig for some.
#6 by harry on June 24, 2019 - 5:26 PM
well ttguy u be surprised how many fire depts. in florida keep there rigs outside yet it is florida but they have high heat hot sun which fades rigs and vehicles
#7 by ttguy on June 24, 2019 - 2:26 PM
Good to see it was “kept indoors”. Struck me as kind of funny.
#8 by harry on June 24, 2019 - 12:44 PM
with under 19000 miles that seems to be a waste to get rid of this
#9 by CrabbyMilton on June 24, 2019 - 12:29 PM
Looks like it had a nice long run.