Performance Advantage Co.

P.O. Box 306
Lancaster, NY 14086
716-683-7413
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Performance advantage Company (PAC), established in 1992, is a privately owned company which manufactures and markets high quality tool mounting brackets. PAC’s primary market is the Fire Industry providing specialty tool mounting solutions for fire apparatus. Other markets include the Military, Law Enforcement, EMS, Utilities and Homeland Security. Performance Advantage Company headquarters is located in Lancaster, NY, a suburb of Buffalo and sells its products direct or through a worldwide network of dealers.

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Spartan Emergency Response
2022 Palm Beach Shores Spartan12x8
Spartan Emergency Response built this S-810 pumper on a Spartan Gladiator chassis for the Palm Beach Shores Fire Department.
Nov. 21, 2022
An example of ground ladder banking, where the aerial waterway was run outside of the torque box to accommodate multiple portable ladders.
Tom Shand and Michael Wilbur provide valuable tips on how to design in space to an apparatus without sacrificing room for ground ladders.
Jan. 1, 2020
Winchester, Va
Winchester, VA, Fire and Rescue Department has taken delivery of a 105-foot rear-mount aerial built by Pierce Mfg.
Aug. 16, 2019
Dennis C. Sharpe
Adams, N y
Adams Volunteer Fire Company, Wheatfield, NY, has taken delivery of a Rosenbauer mini rescue built on a Ford F550 cab and chassis.
July 10, 2019
Photos by Tom Shand
Engine 27 of the Los Angeles City Fire Department carries an assortment of appliances and hand tools. Note the two breathing apparatus carried in the left-side rearmost compartment.
Tom Shand and Mike Wilbur review rigs from around the country, some featuring first-time concepts and others with enhancements of tried-and-true layouts.
March 1, 2019
Performance Advantage Company
Well organized apparatus help maintain order and calm on firegrounds as firefighters don't have to scramble to find tools when they are most needed.
Companies making tool mounting systems share tips on how to keep apparatus safe and organized for firefighters
Nov. 18, 2015
Photo by Tom W. Shand
Engine 55 is a 2011 KME Predator Panther 2,000 gpm pump that is equipped with nine preconnected hand lines together with a 750-gallon water tank and three master stream appliances.
The Webster Collegiate Dictionary defines the word progressive in the following terms: “Making use of or interested in new ideas, findings or opportunities.” Since the inception...
April 28, 2012
Photo by Tom W. Shand
Engine 25’s front bumper is equipped with a 5-inch gated front intake and a 2.5-inch discharge supplying a gated wye with 150 feet of 1.75-inch attack line.
During the 1940s, several manufacturers recognized that when World War II ended, there would be an unprecedented need for new fire apparatus in most communities. As most industrial...
Oct. 11, 2010
This 2010 International 7400 4x4 chassis with stainless steel bodywork by Four Guys in service as Attack 2.
One of the major tenants of our “Innovative Rigs on the Street” series is that while the apparatus can come in all shapes, sizes and models, the end result is that new apparatus...
Sept. 3, 2010
The North Bailey Fire Department placed this 2009 Peterbilt/Rosenbauer General pumper into service.
For many years fire apparatus were traditionally built on commercial chassis as they were readily available and could easily be adapted for different fire service applications...
Aug. 10, 2010

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Photo by Mike Sanders
The unit carries two low mounted double-stack crosslays with a single, left side panel 2 1/2-inch discharge.
So far in our Innovative Rigs on the Street series we have visited locations in California, Maryland and Pennsylvania to identify innovative pieces of apparatus that have been...
June 11, 2010