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My fire engine is a 1940 Ford 1-1/2 ton panel delivery converted into a fire engine by the Buffalo Fire Appliance Corp for the Clifton Springs, NY Fire Department. It has a 200 GPM pump. Here it is on 9/26/2015. I pumped for 2 hours on the 70 degree day and the engine temp stayed at 160 the whole time. I loaded the pix from my album and there are also older ones there. I have a video on Photobucket, but cannot get FTE to accept the copied URL info. I'll keep trying.
I was just happy to see the water come out of the nozzle. Maybe 75'. This was the first time the pump had water in it since 2008. Now I have to make sure I get all of it out so it does not freeze.
That looks like a fun time! Dang your truck is really looking beautiful. It is a remarkable example of a very rare truck. Congratulations on all the hard work that is now paying off.
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