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1940's ELKHART MFG Firetruck Nozzle Foam In-Line Eductor Firefighting Apparatus
1940's ELKHART MFG Firetruck Nozzle Foam In-Line Eductor Firefighting Apparatus
1940's ELKHART MFG Firetruck Nozzle Foam In-Line Eductor Firefighting Apparatus
1940's ELKHART MFG Firetruck Nozzle Foam In-Line Eductor Firefighting Apparatus
1940's ELKHART MFG Firetruck Nozzle Foam In-Line Eductor Firefighting Apparatus
1940's ELKHART MFG Firetruck Nozzle Foam In-Line Eductor Firefighting Apparatus
1940's ELKHART MFG Firetruck Nozzle Foam In-Line Eductor Firefighting Apparatus
1940's ELKHART MFG Firetruck Nozzle Foam In-Line Eductor Firefighting Apparatus

1940's ELKHART MFG Firetruck Nozzle Foam In-Line Eductor Firefighting Apparatus

$ 60.71

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Year: 1940's
  • Cat 241: Cat 241
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • California Prop 65 Warning: Not applicable
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Brand: Elkhart
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Material: Solid Brass
  • Condition: The nozzle is used with age wear on the brass because of obvious consistent hard fire service duty. Very solid and in great shape. There is no hose.
  • Theme: Firefighting & Rescue
  • GPM 95: GPM 95
  • 300 PSI MAX: 300 PSI MAX
  • Dimensions: 11.75" long by 3" at the widest point
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Signed: No
  • Type: Fire Truck Foam In-Line Hose Nozzle
  • Modified Item: No
  • Firefighting & Rescue: Hoses - Nozzles - Fire Truck Apparatus -

    Description

    Original
    vintage 1940's Elkhart Foam Eductor Casing Fire Truck Apparatus. GPM 95
    . Cat 241. 300 PSI MAX. This nozzle came from a friend of mine that was a fire truck captain in Reno, Nevada many years ago.
    What's missing is the on-off eduction valve & hose. It worked left to right, an 1-1/2" hose line connected to the brass swivel, and an 1-1/2" hose line & fog nozzle attached to the right side make threads. The downward piece had a threaded cap to attach an on-off valve, which in turn had 5' length of clear plastic tubing attached to the valve. For foam operation, you stuck the plastic tube into a 5-gal pail of foam, turned off valve, then charged the 1-1/2" line when water was flowing, you'd now open the valve, and some of the stream would go into the 5-gal pail & "educt" the combo water/foam mix into the discharge end of the hose/nozzle
    . The educator casing measures 11.75" long by 3" wide at the mouth. It's a cool display piece.
    The nozzle is used with age wear on the brass because of obvious consistent hard fire service duty. Very solid and in great shape. There is no hose.
    Thank you for your bid.