Ashland Fire Department of Illinois

by Author | Apr 29, 2026 | Rescue Trucks

Ashland's Brush Rescue Truck

Ashland Fire Protection District

Type: CET Brush Truck
Chassis: Ford F-550
Engine: 6.7L Powerstroke
Tank: 250 Gallon
Date: April 2026
Salesman: Craig Hamrick

Ashland FPD's new CET brush/rescue truck was seen for the first time by Chief Hall and members of his department Thursday April 23rd at the FDIC show floor. Following the show, the awesome rig will come to our Roxana shop for equipment mounting before its final delivery to Ashland.

Thank you to Ashland FPD for choosing Banner to provide this vehicle.

Ashlands Fire Department in front of their new CET Brush Recue.

Front view of a yellow Ford monster truck with a heavy grille guard, winch, and LED light bar.

Yellow utility service truck in a workshop with open storage bays and a bright chevron-patterned rear for visibility

Yellow utility service truck with heavy-duty front bumper and winch in a warehouse workshop area.

Yellow emergency utility truck in a workshop with open storage bays and chevron safety stripes on the rear.

Yellow work/service truck in a warehouse-like shop, with a heavy-duty front bumper and a large utility rear body, on a workshop floor.

Sign on a yellow vehicle reading 'GET BRUSH RESCUE' with attribution to Chief Shane Hall and the Ashland, Illinois Fire Protection District.

Front-left view of a bright yellow Ford pickup with a heavy-duty black off-road bumper and winch at an auto show, showing a mounted device on the hood rail.

Yellow fire rescue truck on display at an indoor expo, with ladder rack and heavy front bumper.

Rear view of a bright yellow-and-red fire engine with an open equipment panel, red hoses, and gauges visible at the back.

Front view of a yellow Ford off-road truck with a heavy bull bar, LED lights, and a red tow strap hanging from the bumper.

Yellow fire rescue truck parked outside a fire station with its bay door open in the background.

Yellow fire rescue truck parked beside a building on a sunny day, side view showing its emergency equipment and the number 4172 on the door.