The Seagrave – 21-4 was a powerful and versatile pumper that served the department from 1981 to 1995. Built with a 1,000-gallon tank and a 1,500 gpm Waterous volume pump, this unit was capable of delivering substantial firefighting power. It also featured a 30 gpm Waterous high-pressure pump for more specialized applications, offering versatility in handling various fireground scenarios.
Powered by a 325 hp 8V71 Detroit Diesel engine and paired with an HT740 Allison Transmission, this pumper was known for its reliable performance and durability. The 6kw Onan generator provided essential power for extended operations, ensuring that crews had the tools and lighting they needed during longer incidents.
During its 14 years in service, 21-4 was a key asset in the fleet, known for its capacity to tackle significant fire suppression tasks. Its long service history highlights the enduring reliability of Seagrave engines during that era. Even after retirement, it remains an important part of the department’s legacy.
