Market demand: Vehicles in Oregon sell about 96% of the time, typically ~35 bids. Based on 709 completed sales over the last year.

GovAuctions Summary

A 2005 Pierce Enforcer pumper fire truck with a Cummins ISL diesel, Allison automatic, and Waterous pump, sold with emergency equipment removed. It failed its NFPA pump test, likely from leaks or stuck valves. It suits fire apparatus resellers, parts buyers, and specialty truck dealers. Have the pump pressure issue diagnosed, and check the fluid and air brake system.

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Seller

Salem - Fleet, OR

Private seller (not a government agency), listed on a platform we index for its fleet and equipment.

Condition: As-is

Pickup / shipping information

Salem, OR 97302-1212

Salem - Fleet, OR

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Full Description

2005 Pierce Enforcer FIRE TRUCK, 8.9L L6 DIESEL. **Runs and Drives** No known mechanical issues. No inspection was performed before auction. Miles 125,604 Hours 28,589 Emergency equipment has been removed and or disabled Cummins ISL (Now called the L9) with Allison 3000 EVS Transmission Air Brakes 1500 GPM Waterous Water pump See picture of spec placard for vehicle weight, tire size and fluid capacities along with other engine information. This unit did fail its most recent "Pump Test" to NFPA Standards. The pump is believed to be working but failed the test due to not building enough pressure.. Possibly due to leaks in the system or stuck valves. The unit was primarily used for tool storage for heavy rescue accidents or major fires. All items are sold as is All the information known about this can be found the the information placard in the pictures, otherwise bidder will need to come see in person. City of Salem is not responsible for shipping, loading or transport

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Market demand: Vehicles in Oregon sell about 96% of the time, typically ~35 bids. Based on 709 completed sales over the last year.

GovAuctions Summary

Estimated flip margin and comp range available with Pro. Summary may occasionally contain inaccuracies; check the full description before bidding.