SST Emergency Products

18/10/2026

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Whether you need a conventional pumper or a specially designed rescue configuration with flexible customization, our line of Pumpers is engineered around equipment needs and to perform at the high standards required by the fire industry and NFPA. Our pumps are built for strength and endurance, featu...

17/10/2026

Hudson Valley Fire Equipment has received an order from the West Harrison Fire Department (Westchester County, NY) for Two Seagrave Squad Pumpers.

These unit features:
- Capitol 142" Stainless Steel Cab w/ 8" Raised Roof
- 165.50" Stainless Steel Body
- Telma Focal Retarder
- 750-Gal L-Tank (UPF)
- 20-Gal Foam Tank
- Waterous CSU 2000 GPM Pump
- Waterous Master Intake Vavles w/ Handwheel Controls
- FRC Pump Boss Max & Tank Vison Max
- Elkhart By-Pass Foam Supply System
- TFT Hurricane Monitor w/Tiller Bar & Extend-A-Gun
- Whelen Scene & Emergency Lighting
- Duo-Safety Ground Ladders
- SKF Chassis Lubrication System
- Haas Collision Alert System

We would like to thank the West Harrison FD Apparatus Committee for your continued trust in HVFE and Seagrave Fire Apparatus.

Seagrave Fire Apparatus
West Harrison Fire Department
Waterous Company
Whelen Engineering Company, Inc.
Fire Research Corporation
Elkhart Brass
Akron Brass
HAAS Alert
Task Force Tips

13/10/2026

Once the price of a fire engine crosses $1 million, something strange happens: $50,000, $100,000 or even $300,000 can start to look like just another number on an options list.

That isn’t because committees don’t care about the money. Numbers that large simply become difficult to put into perspective.

Not that long ago, if a $500,000 fire engine grew into an $800,000 fire engine, everyone in the room would have stopped and questioned how it happened. Today, that same $300,000 can disappear between $1 million and $1.3 million without feeling nearly as dramatic.

This campaign was never meant to preach or tell departments they shouldn’t customize their apparatus. Fully custom fire apparatus design remains one of SST’s specialties, and we want every department to have the equipment it truly needs.

But $300,000 is still $300,000.

It could help purchase another emergency vehicle. It could provide new gear for your crew, replace aging equipment, make improvements to the firehouse or remain available for the next unexpected need.

At SST, we’re firemen too. We understand that an apparatus committee isn’t just responsible for designing a great fire engine—it is also responsible for protecting the department’s overall mission and budget.

The SST Job Series isn’t about settling for less. It’s about making deliberate choices, simplifying the specification and preserving the Seagrave strength, safety and craftsmanship that matter most.

If every dollar were one second, $300,000 would equal 3 days, 11 hours and 20 minutes.

That’s a lot of time—and it is still a lot of money.

Before it disappears into an options list, ask what else it could accomplish for your department.

SST Emergency Products
Authorized Seagrave Dealer for Illinois and Southern Wisconsin

Specifications, configurations and pricing vary. Potential savings depend upon the selected apparatus and options.

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01/10/2026

This isn’t a hypothetical example or a made-up marketing number.

We took a custom Seagrave pumper specification we developed for one of our customers—originally priced at $1,354,000—and compared it line by line with an SST Premier Job Series configuration priced at $1,050,000.

That’s a potential difference of $304,000.

Both configurations are Seagrave pumpers designed around the same fundamental mission. Both preserve Seagrave’s commitment to safety, strength and craftsmanship. Both carry water, hose and firefighting equipment, pump 1,500 GPM and seat four firemen. The difference is in how each one is specified.

This comparison isn’t meant to say that customization is bad or that every option is unnecessary. It shows how decisions involving the cab and chassis, driveline, plumbing and discharges, warning packages, body size, storage configuration and other options can affect the final price.

Every option has a purpose. Our job is to help your committee decide whether it serves yours.

If you would like to see the complete, anonymized, real-world comparison behind this ad, message us here or email [email protected]. We’ll gladly walk you through the numbers and show you exactly where the difference came from.

SST Emergency Products
Authorized Seagrave Dealer for Illinois and Southern Wisconsin

Specifications, configurations and pricing vary. This comparison represents two configurations and is not a guarantee of savings.

28/09/2026

The best of the best

Often Imitated, Never Duplicated.

The Seagrave Aerialscope is built with the strength, dependability, and performance fire departments count on when it matters most.

Want to learn more about the Aerialscope? Visit our website or contact our sales team today!

🌐 https://seagrave.com/Our-Trucks/Aerials/Aerialscope
📞 715-823-1975

27/09/2026

Seagrave Fire Apparatus are still made in this building today!