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Franklin Fire Department New Jersey (1) Monarch Rescue The Franklin Fire Dept has taken delivery of their new 2008 Sutphen Pumper. Features include an 8 man cab, 1750 gpm QMAX Hale pump, 6kw generator hydraulic pto, 1000 gallons of water, 525 C-12 caterpillar engine, EVS 4000 transmission, 2 Hannay cord reels and booster reel in the rear compartment, Rom roll up compartment doors, electric windows, heated and remote mirrors. The unit holds 2000 feet of 5 inch hose. Built at SUTPHEN EAST, SOLD BY TIM MOOTS

Paradise Fire and Rescue California (1) Monarch Rescue The Paradise Fire Department, Paradise California, is proud to take delivery of their new custom aluminum Monarch pumper. This engine features a 170" wheelbase, 56" flat roof cab, 1500gpm Hale Qmax pump, Hale 100HPX Diesel auxilary pump for pump and roll capability, Federal Q siren and a 500 poly tank with 20 gallons of class A foam controlled by a FoamPro 2001. Other features include full LED emergency lighting, LED compartment lights, 12 volt HID scene lights, slide in ladder storage and a TFT Extend-A-Gun. Power comes from a 450hp Cummins ISM with an Allison 4000 series transmission. This picture was taken at the edge of Butte Creek Canyon with part of the 2008 Humboldt Fire in the background. This pumper was sold by Ken Brisco of Pacific Fire Sales

Solvay Fire Department New York (1) Monarch Rescue This is Solvay’s second Sutphen delivery this year, following their SPH100 Aerial platform. The Pumper is a 2008 Custom Rescue Pumper built at Sutphen East. It includes a 1500 GPM Hale Q-Max pump, 500 Gallon Poly Tank, 6KW Onan Hydraulic PTO Generator, 370 HP Cummins ISL Motor, Code 3 Halogen and Whelen LED warning lights, Zico ladder rack, Fire Research Quartz Scene Lighting, This is the engine that serves in the NY State Fairgrounds during the Fair and carries a compliment of RIT equipment as well as a set of jaws and a cutter for motor vehicle accidents. This Pumper was sold by Phil Vander Molen.

Newstead Fire Company New York (1) Shield Series S1 The Newstead Fire Company is proud to announce the delivery of their new Sutphen S1 Shield pumper. This new fire apparatus features a 62" cab with a 10" raised roof, A/C, front suction/ trash line discharge, 370hp Cummins ISL engine, 1500GPM Hale Q-Max top mounted pump, Hale Foamlogix system with 30 gallon tank, 1000 water. This is Newstead's first Sutphen being proudly displayed in a recent "Labor Day Parade". Apparatus was sold by Tim Norris/Dan Herb.

Ocean City Wright Fire Dept. Florida (1) Monarch Rescue The Ocean City Wright Fire Department has taken delivery of their new Sutphen Monarch Series Rescue Pumper with 500 hp Cummins Engine, EMS Cabinets, 1500 GPM Waterous Pump, A & B Foam System, 750 gal water tank, Smart Power Hydraulic Generator, Vogel AutoLube, Rescue Aluminum Body, All LED Warning Lights. This unit was sold by David Stonitsch of South Florida Emergency Vehicles.

Loveland Symmes Fire Dept. Symmes Twp., OH (1) Shield Series S2 The Loveland-Symmes Fire Department has taken delivery of a Sutphen Shield S2 Pumper. The pumper is equipped with a 1500 GPM Hale pump and a 500 gallon water tank. This truck also has a Williams Foam System stocked with 20 gallons of Class A foam. Additionally, this apparatus features a SmartPower hydraulic generator, a Whelen LED light package, an extended roof cab, and air conditioning. This truck was sold by Dan Sutphen. The Loveland-Symmes Fire Department now operates 5 Sutphen engines, 1 Sutphen 75' Quint, and 1 Sutphen 100' Tower Ladder. For more information on the Loveland-Symmes Fire Department, visit their website www.lsfd.org.

City of St. Marys Fire Dept. St. Marys, OH (1) SPH 100 The city of St Marys has taken delivery of their new Sutphen Corporation SPH 100. The new platform features a 62” raised roof cab, a Cummins ISM 500 HP engine, stainless steel body, painted roll-up doors, an Onan 8KW hydraulic generator, 300 gallons of water, a FoamPro 1600 foam system, (2) Hannay cord reels, and an Elkhart Vulcan RF remote controlled monitor. The apparatus was sold by Andy Herb.

Fairfield Twp. Fire Dept. Fairfield Twp, OH (1) Monarch Rescue The Fairfield Twp. Fire Dept. has taken delivery of their 2008 Sutphen Pumper. The new engine is named “Brutus” and carries several Ohio State Buckeye’s decals, floor mats, and license plates on the vehicle. This vehicle also honors local fallen firefighters, as well as the 343 New York City and 9 Charleston firefighters lost in the line of duty with decals on the both rear side compartment doors on the truck. This is a first response vehicle, powered by a 430hp C-13 Caterpillar diesel, 1500 GPM Hale Pump, Allison EVS 4000 transmission, 500 gallon poly tank, Smart Power 8.0 KW generator (hydraulic generator system), LED emergency lights, 320 AMP Leece Neville Alternator, Kussmaul 12 auto charge, Vogel automatic lubrication system, automatic snow chains. 42,000 GVW. This vehicle also carries fire scene lighting, specialized rescue equipment, first responder EMS equipment, and much more. This truck is housed at Fire Headquarters, 6048 Morris Road, Fairfield Township, Ohio.

Rome Fire Department Rome, NY (1) Sheild Series S1 2008 Sutphen S1 Shield Stainless Steel Pumper, 1000 gallon tank with 20 Gallons Class A Foam, Cummins ISL 370 HP motor, 1500 GPM Hale Qmax Pump, Whelen LED Lighting, Honda Generator and Fire Research Quartz Lights, On-Spot Chains This is Rome’s 3rd Sutphen! The pumper was sold by Phil Vander Molen

Whitehall Fire Dept. Whitehall, PA (1) SP95 The Whitehall Fire Department has taken delivery of a Sutphen SP95 Aerial Platform. Their unit includes a Sutphen custom cab and chassis powered by a Detroit Diesel 515 HP engine. This apparatus also features Whelen LED lighting, an Onan 15kw generator, Safety Vision rear view camera system, Fire Research Brow and Floodlights, a Hale QMAX 2000 gpm pump, 300-gallon water tank, and Elkhart Vulcan remote monitor at the platform. This unit was sold by Jeff Britt Fire Apparatus.