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1995 E-One Hurricane 95ft Platform Aerial
Auction Ends 3/31/21 11:00 AM ET
Remaining20 Days 21 Hrs
This item is subject to an auto extension of the auction end time.
Reserve Not MetTax
Buyer’s Premium12.50%
Starting Bid$1.00
Bids6High Bidders************8
Current Bid$1,000.00
Bid Increment$25.00
Minimum Bid$1,025.00
Taken out of service in 2016 due to a seized engine. Detroit 8V-92TA engine was rebuilt in October 2019. Hale QSMG150 pump rebuilt in January 2020. Aerial and pump both passed inspection in July 2020. Paperwork will be provided. Please see spec sheets in photos to see more. Some gauges and lights may not work. Air system has small leaks. A/C and heat does not work. Check engine lights is illuminated. Code is 53. This could indicate an issue with the ECM. No other equipment such as ground ladders, hoses, tools, ect. included in this auction. Some service manuals and filters have been left in the cab. Body has scratches, dents and corrosion in some spots. Rub rail and body panel damaged on passenger side as seen in photo. There is a hydraulic leak on the left side of the turn table. It may just be a fitting that needs to be tightened but fluid can be seen on the edge of the turn table in the photos.
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thanks Martin
#1 by harry on March 12, 2021 - 8:50 PM
mike c they get a brand new pierce engine back in dec/jjan i believe it was posted on here
#2 by Mike C on March 11, 2021 - 6:43 AM
Has Rosemont purchased new equipment to phase this truck and the engine out? Both appear to be decent but I would say both rigs are towards the end of their service life.
Hairy – Do you have a copy of their latest pump and ladder tests? I just want to make sure this truck would be a good fit for Newark before E. C. Darroll refers them to this truck.
#3 by Sebastian on March 11, 2021 - 5:45 AM
Does anyone know if norwood fpd has inked the contract with pierce for their new tower ladder yet?? Thanks
#4 by harry on March 11, 2021 - 1:11 AM
e.c.darroll well truly it still has a lot of life in it. also newark has a lot of rigs way older than this the one spare i have seen on one of the facebooks groups i am on newark still has reserves like 1987-89 eones so this would be an upgrade. but also a dept in rhode island just bought i believe in 2020 the old schaumburg truck which i believe is a 2000-01 eone and rhode island seems to have money where as newark appears to be needing extra money to get new vehicles or newer vehicles. one more thing when i was there in 2019 newark engine 11 frontline then was a 1995 or 96 eone hope this helps
#5 by E. C. Darroll on March 10, 2021 - 11:07 PM
Why, oh great wise one, should this specific department on the other side of the country buy this specific 26 year old truck company? I’d love to take your feedback and pass it along to their administration for their serious consideration….I’m quite sure they will value it greatly when considering future fleet decisions.
#6 by harry on March 10, 2021 - 5:10 PM
newark nj should buy this as a decent reserve