Sag Harbor NY: Firematic Supply 4x4 International

[markmets415 524]

I had these in our roadtrip thread but thought they should be a stand alone thread, this was a nice rig, first one that Firematic Supply in Shirley NY delivered of this type. It has a front mount Hale 1250 pump, 500 gallon booster tank, International 7400 series 4 door 4x4 chassis,

Foam Pro system with a 50 gallon foam cell. Whelen LED light package, 1600 of 5" LDH, Warn 9.5 portable winch with front and rear receivers and also has the super single rear wheel conversion.

[markmets415 524]

Pictures from the Firematic supply website and link to the page. http://firematic.com/brat/sag_harbor09/index.htm

[markmets415 524]

[gpdexplorer 46]

Holy Front Scene Lights Batman!

Great Pictures Mark. The front pump panel is an interesting setup, never seen one like that before. I also like the irons partner storage, I've always seen them stored seperately.

Edited April 15, 2009 by gpdexplorer

[darkhanger18 0]

Wow, that is quite the truck. The front mount pump is an interesting setup as well. Just a note about the winch, if you have one in your dept, PLEASE PLEASE drill with it a few times before you actually need it.

[Patch6713 18]

Very nice looking truck. The front mount pump is nicely done. The only thing is the truck is so high that the light bar is hidden. In most of the pictures you can't see it at all. I like the use of the steps as compartments. Thanks for sharing.

[pd125 0]

sweet ride Nice work to the truck committee

[FFFORD 27]

bad @$$ rig

[JRS2817 1]

That is one really nice rig, I saw it at the LI Expo, but i'm not a fan of the pump panel on the front bumber

[x635 4,066]

AWESOME truck, and great photos Mark! Thanks for sharing, I especially love detail and compartment shots!

[MA14 0]

Wow thats rediculous, awsome looking rig. Is the pump panel in the front of the rig?

Edited April 15, 2009 by MA14

[markmets415 524]

Yes it is a front mounted pump.

The Sag Harbour crew should be proud of this rig for sure, their committee did an outstanding job.

We visited Sag Harbour after we were at the Firematic location, the builders of Sag Harbours and our B.R.A.T. I must say they build an awesome vehicle, the work ethic and attention to even the smallest detail were spot on. According to the manager they are up to 12 deliveries a year. Approximate delivery time is 100 days after the reciept of the chassis. The building crew is 4 guys, yes 4. They all assisted us with the many questions and design ideas wthout a hitch. The Sag Harbour rig is one of the nicest I have seen in along time. We took a ride and sat in the back and went through a smaller area along the beach with very narrow streets and this rig made it through all the tight places.

[JM15 386]

Yeah it is Greg. I've never seen this before does anyone know the advantages and disadvantages to this?

[markmets415 524]

One thing I forgot to add is that they are adding a portable hydraulic combi-type tool to the rig to be placed in the empty area in the driver's side rear compartment.

[markmets415 524]

Wow thats rediculous, awsome looking rig. Is the pump panel in the front of the rig?

I thought I added this one, but here is a shot of the panel

[Guest TCA-ALS25]

bad @$ rig

I second that! In baseball, they suspend you for 50 days if you look like that!

[fireman3484 1]

impressive!

[Mark Z 18]

impressive!

I'll volunteer to store the truck at my house if they don't have enough room at the fire house!!!

[Guest]

nice rig thanks for sharing Mark

[JBE 328]

That's a nice rig!!! It's definitely an evolution on the front mounted pump design a la Put Lake's 23-2-5..

[Guest]

Cool rig

[markmets415 524]

Cool rig

Dave while at Firematic the other day I believe we were told Vestal had purchased a set of the super single wheels??

[Engfire 0]

neat rig, don't see many front-mounts anymore

[16fire5 693]

Great looking rig and nobody thought to take care of the halligans? One of them is all rusted the other still has the paint on it. Who is the proby? The new guys need to be taught to take care of the tools and have pride in their equipment.

[RWC130 594]

COOL PHOTOS!

Thanks for posting.