Posted by Kentb of SWMO on April 19, 2011 at 06:53:28 from (98.20.114.83):
In Reply to: IH TRUCK HELP posted by 1941FarmallAboy on April 18, 2011 at 19:35:27:
What parts are you looking for? Chassis parts can be found at almost any parts store. Parts for the fire pumps will need to come from the manufacture of the pump IF they still support the pump. Are the pumps on these truck front mount, mid-ship, or pto. Who made the pumps; Waterous, Hale, Bean or someone else? Waterous and Hale have about 85 to 90% of the market. Support for a Bean pump is iffy. If Parts are needed for the custom build bodys, you are on your own. Dad and I have four fire trucks. All have mid-ship Waterous pumps. Three are 750 GPM CMB models which Waterous still supports. There are two stage model. One of these pumps is made from Red Brass with built-in Butterfly valves on both the left and right suctions. The other is a 500 GPM single stage model that Waterous does not support. Do you know what thread the hose fittings on you truck? The one you want is NH which stands for National Hose BUT there are MANY differing hose threads out there because at one time insurance companies require each area or city to have there own hose thread to limit the theft of equipment.
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