"Cinder" is a cab model produced by Ferrara. It is 96” wide and can take up to a L9 Cummins engine 450hp. It is commonly used for Ferrara pumpers and smaller rescues. If you need a larger motor you can move up to an Igniter or Inferno cab!
June 28, 2018: Plans of new Heavy Duty Rescue Truck revealed
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April 30, 2019: New Ferrara Rescue Truck 2 arrives - shown in bay at McBride Avenue firehouse
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September 2021 21st Avenue scene
May 2021 Berkshire Ave fire scene
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May 9, 2020 - Beech Street
April 2020 McBride Ave Fire Scene
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March 7, 2019: Graphic of the new Engine 2 pumper made by Ferrara
June 10, 2019: First production photos of Ferrara pumper
Type: Custom Pumper Chassis: Cinder Body: Extruded Aluminum Body
Pump: Side Mount - Hale QTWO 1500 GPM Tank: 500 gallon water
Production: H-6564
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July 12, 2019: New Ferrara pumper at production facility
August 9, 2019: New pumper arrives at at McBride Avenue Headquarters
Chief Brian McDermott and Director Speziale
August 26, 2019: Ferrara apparatus of Engine 2 at Fire Headquarters
Vince Marchese photo
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September 1, 2019: CLICK TO ENLARGE - Todd Hollritt photos
September 23, 2019: Ferrara pumper enters service at Hillcrest Firehouse
September 25, 2019: Drill at Fire Headquarters
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Company emblem on Captain's side of cab
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April 27, 2020: Engine 2 as part of 3 town task force
Captain Ron Fortino, E-2 Tour 4 - Vince Marchese photo
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Vince Marchese photo
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June 26, 2020 at Hillcrest Firehouse - Vince Marchese photo
Vince Marchese photo
September 11, 2020 - Bill Tompkins photo
Engine 2 on scene of an MVA on Emerson Ave between Union Ave & Crosby Ave Ron Bombaro photo
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Engine 2 on scene of an MVA on Emerson Ave between Union Ave & Crosby Ave Ron Bombaro photo
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June 2020
Plans for pumper for Engine 3 - Shortened and lowered and with foam pump
October 2020: factory photos of pumper assembly
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November 2020: Assembly photo
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November 30, 2020 final plans
December 2020: further factory assembly
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Firefighter One Photo
January 11, 2021: Apparatus arrives at headquarters in Paterson
Chief Brian McDermott
March 2021 - Ron Bombero photo
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April 2021 - Vince Marchese photo
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September 11, 2021 - Peter Danzo photo
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July, 2021: Plans for RAC unit (Rehabilitation, Accountability, Communications)
October 2, 2021: Assembly photos
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January 14, 2022: Apparatus received and getting prepared to enter service
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January 31, 2022 - Unit arrives at Fire Headquarters
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February 2022 - Vincent T Marchese Photos
November 2024 - Mark Fernandez photo
May 19, 2022: New Engine 7 pumper - 1750 GPM/750-GWT - 6 man cab - lopw rear hose bed - three cross lay hose beds & roll-out tool trays
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July 12, 2022: E7 Ferrara pumper (not yet in service) at Headquarters -
Vincent T Marchese photos
Vincent T Marchese photos
CLICK on photos below to enlarge
Officially entered service at 17:35 hours on August 3, 2022
September 2022 Exhibition Wildwood NJ
May 19, 2022: Engine Company 6 about to change to Squad 6 and here are initial photos of the new Ferrara pumper. Squad 6 is an Engine Company whose personnel are cross trained in Technical Rescue. Squad 6 is NOT an additional Company to the fleet. It does not increase the number of Companies or staff on duty. It is a name and assignment change for Engine 6 only. They will run as usual to fires as an Engine, following Engine Company SOG’s to guide them. Besides the usual Engine equipment, it will have a small complement of Rescue tools with a focus on water and rope rescue and will include hydraulic rescue tools. They will be dispatched and Team up with Rescue 2 for all tech rescue incidents such as: confined space, trench collapse, elevator/escalator entrapment, train derailments, man under, man in machine, etc. (which are such low frequency, high consequence events that it will be great to have a minimum of 8 members that already train together daily to make their job safer and more efficient). Squad 6 will cross staff a high-water vehicle labeled Squad 6a and will activate for flash floods & hurricanes. They will have access to a swift water boat and an RDC along with Rescue 2. All Squad 6 members including Squad Captain will continue to fill daily Rescue 2 vacancies due to leave or sick time absences. They will also cover Rescue 2 duties when MUSAR activates and can staff Rescue 1 if there’s a second rescue needed at scenes like a Rt. 80 pileup or other such large-scale incidents. This is versatile company.
2021 Ferrara Model
As per Chief Brian McDermott - "first Squad 6. It later became E2. FF1 did tons of customization like adding front suction. The photo shows it as E6 before we decided to go with the Squad concept.
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On exhibit at Wildwood NJ
September 11, 2022 - apparatus not yet in service - PAD photo
September 22, 2022: at display at St Joseph's Hospital (Todd Hollritt photos)
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December 19, 2022 - Squad 6 enters service
1st day in bay at Southside
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1st day in bay at Southside
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December 21, 2022 MVA scene
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December 21, 2022 MVA scene
Garfield Ave February 2023
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June 20, 2023: First look at new Ferrara pumper being built for Engine 5 - it is one of 4 (3 pumpers and one Squad. This Squad has rescue style compartments on both sides. Delivery of Squad set for July. The final 3 pumpers are due for early September.
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July 27, 2023: Arrival of new made by Ferrara 750/1750 Squad 6 to PFD -- -This pumper has rescue style compartments on both sides plus the interior of the crew cab. The new Squad 6 has a new and historically relevant logo. It will have light rescue equipment to work independently or support Rescue 2 and, of course, contains all the Engine Company hoses and appliances.
- Current Squad 6 has been re-lettered and will go to Engine 2 shortly.
- Current Engine 2 will go to reserve status so we can maintain 3 reserve pumpers; our sweet spot.
Engines 1, 4 & 5 are just about to begin production by Ferrara on their custom pumpers and should be in service late September or October. Until then, PFD can at least use old E2 Ferrara pumper as a quality front line piece and place one 2005 E-One back to reserve status. PFD will then retire two 2005 E-One’s upon receipt of the 3 new pumpers.
Ultimately the spares will be: 2019 Ferrara Pumper, 2015 Pierce Pumper (brand new motor from blown engine), 2005 E-One Pumper (brand new motor from Ida Storm).
- Current Squad 6 has been re-lettered and will go to Engine 2 shortly.
- Current Engine 2 will go to reserve status so we can maintain 3 reserve pumpers; our sweet spot.
Engines 1, 4 & 5 are just about to begin production by Ferrara on their custom pumpers and should be in service late September or October. Until then, PFD can at least use old E2 Ferrara pumper as a quality front line piece and place one 2005 E-One back to reserve status. PFD will then retire two 2005 E-One’s upon receipt of the 3 new pumpers.
Ultimately the spares will be: 2019 Ferrara Pumper, 2015 Pierce Pumper (brand new motor from blown engine), 2005 E-One Pumper (brand new motor from Ida Storm).
Logo created by FF Devon McGowan
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July 28, 2023: Ferrara Apparatus on display at Chief McDermott's clap-out
Engine 7
Rac Unit Driver side
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Engine 7 front hose
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RAC Unit - Captain's side
Rescue 2
Rescue 2
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Rescue 2
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August 5, 2023 - Squad 6 (a 2021 Ferrara Model) operational at Southside Firehouse
Vincent T Marchese photos
Vincent T Marchese photos
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At a MVA scene August 2023
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August 25, 2023 Drill at Passaic County Fire Academy
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October 20, 2023: New builds for PFD - They are set up with one 1 3/4 crosslay and a 1 3/4 in the front bumper preconnected. After the first preconnect is pulled from the cross lay or bumper for a quick attack, remaining lines can be made up off the back.
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New builds destined for E1, E4 and E5
Specifications for Engine 1
Specifications for Engine 4
Specifications for Engine 5
November 9, 2023: E5 (Tour 3) receives an apparatus - the 2022 Ferrara pumper previously used by E2. This replaces the spare E=One pumper Engine 5 was using.
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November 18, 2023: Squad 6 at a fire scene
December 1. 2023: PFD will be receiving three new Ferrara Pumpers which will be assigned to Engines 1 (Madison Ave), 4 (Northside) and 5 (Riverside) The Engine specs are shown below. PFD will be an all-Ferrara Pumper fleet (have 7) as well as the RAC Unit and Rescue 2. The 3 aerials are Pierce.
Engine Company 1
Engine Company 4
Engine Company 5
December 20, 2023: The three new Ferrara pumpers arrive at McBride Avenue firehouse
Vincent T Marchese edit of PFD photo
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January 24, 2024 - New Ferrara pumper goes in service at E5. Tour 3 Captain Andre Cruz, FF Amanda Dakake, FF Terrence McKinney, and FF Cesar Medina
April 2024 - 1st Responder Newspaper - NJ Edition
May 11, 2024 - Engine 2 (with 2021 Ferrara pumper previously used at Squad 6)
Ron Bombaro photo
August 2024: Story from 1st Responder News by writer John Malecky re the newer PFD Ferrara apparatus. The missing company he alludes to in the article was Engine Company 4 which closed in 1962 (when Slater Street FH was demolished to make way for Route 80).
