Enforcer PUC Pumper - Celina Fire Department, OH

Walk around the Celina Fire Department’s Enforcer™ Pumper with firefighter Russell Moorman. The PUC™ Pump configuration allows the department to maximize their storage space and reduce the length of the apparatus.
This truck features seating for five and full depth body compartments. In the cab additional storage was added above the seats, and EMS cabinets. The body was configured with shelves, slide-out trays, swingout toolboards and a two-drawer cabinet to optimize storage keeps tools organized. The capabilities of this rig allow the department to stabilize incidents they are called to. An oil dry hopper is located in a hatch compartment and discharges through the compartment floor below it for ease of use on the scene. The warm water rinse system allows for decontamination on scene before heading back to the station. For training and review purposes there is a three camera Rosco vision system to record fire scenes and responses. #CelinaOH
CHASSIS
Chassis: 70” Enforcer cab with 10” raised roof
Seating capacity: 5
Overall height: 10’8”
Overall length: 33’8”
GVW rating: 50,500 lb
Front axle: TAK-4® Independent Front Suspension, 19,500 lb
Rear axle: Meritor RS30-185, 31,000 lb
Engine: Cummins L9, 450 hp, 1250 torque
Safety: Side roll and frontal impact protection
Electrical: Command Zone Advanced Electronics System
BODY
Material: Aluminum
Shelving: Adjustable, up to 500 lb
Doors: AMDOR Rollup
Tank: 1,000 gallons
Pump: Pierce PUC, 1,500 gpm
Pumping Mode: Basic Pump and Roll & Stationary
Discharges: 10 total located around the vehicle
Foam system: Husky™ 12
Foam cell: 30 gallons
Job No: 34717
Dealership: Finley Fire Equipment

[@SMichaelDeHart]

I used to work for Celina Insurance Group 88'-94' out of West Virginia. Have been to the "big berg" of Celina many times for meetings and teaching classes.
Good looking rig.

[@EarthBoy2937]

i live in the coldwater, OH a town next to it

[@hobbytowncrew8934]

Very Informative video Russ. I'm sure most of the guys now don't remember me. I worked for the City of Celina from '83 to '05. Miss all the guys. Most of them were just little kids running around the station and playing firefighter. Hope to come back for a visit.
Roger Kincaid

[@JakeW26]

That's a sweet ass rig!