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Revision as of 10:13, 10 February 2018
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| Overview | |
| Year | 1930 |
| Manufacturer | Studebaker/Boyer |
| Type | Pumper |
| Chronology | |
| Predecessor | 1918 Studebaker/Childs Chemical Wagon (18-CH) |
| Successor | 1949 Mack Pumper (18-750) |
General
- Apparatus Type: Pumper
- Manufacturer: Studebaker/Boyer
- Year: 1930
- Color: Red
Chassis/Cab
- Manufacturer: Studebaker
- Cab Type: Open
Drivetrain
Pump & Tank
- Pump Capacity: 750 GPM
- Water Capacity: 80 USG
Body
- Manufacturer: Boyer
Equipment
Dimensions
Construction
- Factory: South Bend, IN
- Cost: $8,500 (equivalent to $155,032 in 2023)
- Construction Started: June 30, 1930
- Construction Complete: October 4, 1930
- Delivery Date: October 11, 1930
Disposition
- In Service Date: 1930
- Out of Service Date: 1949