Engine-style pump panel.
Two crosslays and a red line.
Front Bumper Monitor nozzle.
Joystick control in the cab.
Plenty of compartment space.
All with rollup doors.
Other details:
- 2007 with 30k miles.
- F-550 Super Duty diesel.
- Four-wheel drive.
- 250 GPM diesel pump.
- 300 gallons of water.
- Compressed-air foam (CAFS)
Intended Deployment Scenarios
The new 252 has the versatility to be applied in many types of situations.
Vehicle Rescue and Fire
With CAFS and the rescue tools, 252 can be the first out for any type of vehicle incident.
Structure Protection
Quick response to structure fires and WUI exposure protection, again using CAFS.
Grass and Wildfire
Pump-and-roll with the monitor and redline for spot fires and grass, especially along the roadside.
Airport Operations
Primary apparatus for LZ’s and response to any aircraft fire and/or rescue incident.
OK, so what’s the big deal about CAFS?
Let this video from TFS answer that for you. They just let it cook for the first three minutes, then it’s over in seconds. It also makes that 300 gallons of water do the work of 1,200-1,500 gallons.