Riverhead Volunteer Fire Department

Engines

Riverhead Fire Department's engine companies provide fire suppression, water supply and emergency-response capabilities throughout the fire district and during mutual aid assignments.

6-2-1 Reliable Hose & Engine Company #1

2011 Seagrave | Headquarters

6-2-2 Washington Engine Company #2

2019 Seagrave | Station 2

6-2-3 Ever-Ready Engine Company #3

2017 Seagrave | Station 3

6-2-4 Eagle Hose Company #4

2011 Seagrave | Station 1

Engine 6-2-14 participating in department training

6-2-14 Eagle Hose Company #4

Ferrara Custom Pumper

Engine 6-2-14 is built on a Ferrara Invader custom cab and chassis with a 10-inch raised roof and seating for six firefighters. It is powered by a 450-horsepower Cummins L9 engine with an Allison 3000EVS automatic transmission.

The apparatus is equipped with a Hale QMAX single-stage pump rated at 1,750 gallons per minute and a 750-gallon L-shaped water tank. The tank design provides room for a lower hosebed, allowing firefighters to deploy and repack hose more easily.

Additional features include a front-bumper jumpline, an Akron Hi-Riser deck gun, a rear-compartment booster reel, rescue-style compartments, externally mounted ground ladders and a Whelen LED warning and scene-lighting package.

6-2-14 Specifications

Unit Designation	6-2-14
Manufacturer	Ferrara Fire Apparatus
Cab and Chassis	Ferrara Invader with 10-inch raised roof
Cab Capacity	Six firefighters
Engine	Cummins L9, 450 horsepower
Transmission	Allison 3000EVS automatic
Pump	Hale QMAX single-stage pump, 1,750 gallons per minute
Water Tank	750-gallon L-shaped tank
Body	3/16-inch extruded aluminum body
Discharges	Front-bumper jumpline, Akron Hi-Riser deck gun and rear-compartment booster reel
Compartment Layout	Driver-side rescue compartments and officer-side low compartments
Ground Ladders	Externally mounted NFPA ground-ladder complement
Lighting	Whelen LED warning and scene-lighting package
Exterior Finish	White-over-red two-tone cab