Impel® PUC™ Pumper - Farmington, MN

Due to the harsh weather conditions in Farmington, MN, Farmington Fire Rescue added the cold climate package to their 1,000-gallon Impel PUC Pumper. The pump panel has an aluminum heat enclosure, electric gauge heater, pump and plumbing compartment heater, and rubber boots around the plumbing.
The rear of the apparatus features a lowered hosebed with hatch compartments along the sides in addition to storage for ladders, pike poles, 6” hard suction, and traffic cones.
Job No: 32724
Dealership: MacQueen Emergency Group
CHASSIS
Chassis: Impel
Seating Capacity: 6
Overall Height: 10’ 4”
Overall Length: 33’ 5.5”
GVW Rating: 53,800 lb
Front/rear axle: TAK-4 Independent Front Suspension, 22,800 lb - Meritor RS30-185, 31,000 lb
Engine: Cummins L9, 450 hp
BODY
Pump: Pierce PUC, 1500 gpm
Tank: 1,000 gallon
Foam Cell: 30 gallon
Doors: Gortite roll-up

[@daveboydell2896]

Thanks to all the modern safety innovations Firefighting is a very very safe job with a very low injury and death rate compared to many other jobs!

[@overbank56]

It's videos like this that give the (gen public) a chance to see what the inside of these awesome trucks look like. Thx for the tour. I can tell a lot of science & planning goes into the design of fire apparatus' such as this.

[@fanofClips]

This is a monstruous and beautiful fire truck.

[@matsdodge]

In this configuration, with the 1000gal tank, how much 5” LDH would fit?

[@brennancrumb835]

What is the difference between a velocity and an impel

[@NkrumahMorgan]

Beautiful truck!!! Sexy beast!!!