The Oswego Town Fire District in pleased to announce the addition of a new piece of firefighting apparatus. The new pumper was manufactured by Luverne Fire Apparatus in Brandon, South Dakota. The pumper is a state-of-the-art unit designed by the volunteer members of the Oswego Town Fire Department to continue serving the residents of the Town of Oswego. The vehicle replaces a 1984 pumper.

Specs: 1998 Liverne Fire Apparatus custom stainless steel pumper; Spartan Gladiator LFD, 20" raised roof chassis with top, inside mounted pump panel; Waterous 2000GPM pump; Detroit Diesel Series 60, 430HP, 6-cylinder, turbo-charged diesel engine; Detroit Diesel Electronic Fire Commander pumping system; Allison HD-4060PR automatic transmission; Rockwell "WABCO" Anti-Lock braking system with traction control; Elkart electric operated valves; 900-gallon fiberglass water tank; Bostrum SCBA seats with rip-stop material; 290amp Niehoff alternator; Three 1.75" and one 2.5" preconnected crosslays, one 2.5" preconnected rear discharge; 1200' of Angus 5" supply hose; Rescue pumper compartment layout with full height, full depth compartments; Four top-mounted coffin compartments for hazardous materials equipment storage; 5,000-watt Honda generator with electronic remote start; three 750-watt Kwik Raze telescoping lights.