Apparatus Deliveries: August 2019

The Washington Township, Buck Creek (IN) Fire Department designed this ALEXIS rescue truck to respond to mutual aid calls and serve as a rehab area during extended operations, says Chief Nick Wagner. Locally, the unit responds to all structure and motor vehicle accident calls and is second out to all medical calls.

Features/Equipment:

• SPARTAN Metro Star MFD chassis with a 194-inch wheelbase and 20-inch raised roof cab with six seats;
• CUMMINS ISL 9 380-hp diesel engine;
• 18-foot nonwalk-in body with ROM roll-up compartment doors;
• oil-absorbent hopper in upper compartment;
• transverse Stokes and backboard compartment;
• triple spare SCBA cylinder sleeves and two hand extinguisher sleeves in wheel wells;
• body storage for eight spare SCBA cylinders;
• six-bottle 6,000-psi air cascade system;
• three EMS compartments;
• NORCOLD refrigerator;
• HURST rescue tools;
• WARN five-ton portable winch with front and rear REESE hitch/winch receivers and two winch points, one on each side of the rear wheels;
• CMW hydraulic and air reels;
• CARDIAC SCIENCE AED;
• BRIGADE BACKEYE 360° camera system; and
• light and power with a SMART POWER 10-kw hydraulic generator, COMMAND LIGHT Knight 2 tower, WHELEN and FRC scene lighting, and two AKRON electric cord reels.

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The Bremerton (WA) Fire Department responds with this ROSENBAUER platform as a ladder company with pump capabilities to all fire, rescue, emergency medical services, and any other type emergencies, says Interim Chief Patrick McGanney.

Features/Equipment:

• Commander chassis with a 245-inch wheelbase and four-seat cab;
• side compartments on cab between doors for medical equipment;
• CUMMINS ISX 15 525-hp diesel engine;
• ROSENBAUER N55 single-stage, 1,500-gpm pump with five-inch front intake, one 1½-inch front bumper line, and four 1¾-inch crosslays;
• UPF 300-gallon water tank;
• Cobra 104-foot platform with 17-foot, six-inch outrigger spread, 1,000-pound dry and 500-pound wet payloads, and a TFT Typhoon RC monitor;
• smart aerial technology;
• wireless remote aerial operation;
• AMDOR roll-up compartment doors;
• HURST rescue tools;
• PHYSIO CONTROL AED; and

light and power with a HONDA 4½-kw portable, gasoline-driven generator and WHELEN scene lights.

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The Stafford Fire Co. 1 (Stafford Springs, Connecticut) uses this 4 GUYS FIRE TRUCKS unit as a squad, a rescue pumper, and for mutual aid. Chief David Lucia says the department calls it “One big tool box with water and foam.”

Features/Equipment:

• SPARTAN Metro Star chassis with a 207-inch wheelbase and 10-inch raised-roof cab with six seats and a medical cabinet;
• CUMMINS L9 450-hp diesel engine;
• HALE DSD single-stage, 1,500-gpm pump with a six-inch front intake, two-inch front bumper line, two 1¾-inch crosslays, and one rear 2½-inch discharge;
• ELKHART Ram XD hand monitor;
• UPF 1,000-gallon water and 20-gallon Class A foam tanks;
• ROM roll-up compartment doors and added storage above the pump panel and on top of the body;
• oil absorbent hopper;
• four-bottle 6,000-psi air cascade system;
• WARN 4½-ton portable winch with two receivers;
• ONSPOT tire chains;
• ASA Voyager backup camera;
• HOLMATRO rescue tools with air reel;
• PHYSIO CONTROL AED; and
• light and power with a HARRISON 15-kw hydraulic generator, WILL BURT light tower, WHELEN scene lights, and two HANNAY electric cord reels.

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