CAL FIRE Engine - Model’s[removed]USE The Model 34 and 35 engines are ICS Type 3 wildland fire engines which are enhanced versions of the CAL FIRE Model 14 and 15 engines. The Model 34 is four-wheel drive, and the Mode

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• Wildland fire suppression
• Aerial firefighting
• California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
• Off-road vehicles
• Wildland fire engine
• Four-wheel drive
• Transport
• Land transport
• Private transport

CAL FIRE ENGINE—MODEL 5 USE The Model 5 concept was started in the early 1950s. Ease of operation, along with excellent on and offhighway handling, has made it very popular for over 30 years. With its added all-wheel d

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• Fire apparatus
• Axle
• Technology
• Mechanical engineering
• Trucks
• Emergency vehicles
• Firefighting

CAL FIRE Engine - Model 19 USE The Model 19 is an enhanced version of the Model 9 fire engine. Additional compartment space, a fully enclosed cab, a full size ladder, and increased pump

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CAL FIRE Engine - Model 1 USE The Model 1 concept was started in the early 1950s. Ease of operation, along with excellent on and off-highway handling made it one of the most

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CAL FIRE ENGINE—MODEL 5 USE The Model 5 concept was started in the early 1950s. Ease of operation, along with excellent on and offhighway handling, has made it very popular for over 30 years. With its added all-wheel d

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• Fire apparatus
• Axle
• Technology
• Mechanical engineering
• Trucks
• Emergency vehicles
• Firefighting

CAL FIRE Engine - Model 16 USE In a continuing effort to improve the delivery of training, CAL FIRE permanently assigned Model 16 engines to its Academy in Ione. This enables

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USE CAL FIRE Engine - Model 15 CAL FIRE moved to the Model 15 in[removed]At this point, the Department had adopted the 500 gallons per minute, 2-stage pump, hydrostatically

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• Aerial firefighting
• California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
• Wildland fire suppression
• Fire apparatus
• Navistar International
• Firefighting
• Trucks
• Public safety

CAL FIRE Engine - Model 11 USE The Model 11 concept started in the mid 1970s as an initial attack wildland engine/water tender. It was the first diesel powered chassis in CAL FIRE’s

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CAL FIRE Engine - Model 19 USE The Model 19 is an enhanced version of the Model 9 fire engine. Additional compartment space, a fully enclosed cab, a full size ladder, and increased pump

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CAL FIRE Engine - Model 24 USE The Model 24 is a prototype engine intended to serve in urban interface areas in California. CAL FIRE placed 2 into service for field operational evaluations. No additional 24 models were a

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