The Newark-based UMDNJ-University Hospital EMS at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey placed this HACKNEY heavy rescue truck in service. Its

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The Newark-based UMDNJ-University Hospital EMS at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey placed this HACKNEY heavy rescue truck in service. It`s the hospital`s fourth-generation rescue truck serving Newark, EMS Director Nancy Hamstra says. It has more storage space because of an expanded inventory and provides medically focused rescue service with EMT/rescue-qualified personnel. Newark occupies 26 square miles and has 300,000 residents.

Features/Equipment:

•HME SFO-Lite chassis with 189-inch wheelbase

•cab seating for six;

•CUMMINS B Series 275-hp diesel engine;

•ALLISON MD 3060P automatic transmission;

•aluminum body with 10 storage compartments;

•HACKNEY overhead compartment doors;

•ONAN 40-kw PTO generator;

•WILL BURT Night Scan nine-kw light tower;

•two TELE LITE tripod floodlights (one 1,500-watt at left front,

one 500-watt at right rear);

•four HAVIS SHIELDS Alpha 2000 750-watt floodlights (two on

each side);

•six WHELEN fixed scene lights (two on each side of body);

•two HANNAY electric reels with 100 feet of cord;

•EMGLO 30-cfm air compressor;

•two air reels with 150 feet of hose each;

•AMKUS rescue equipment;

•AMKUS hydraulic reel with 100 feet of hose;

•RAMSEY six-ton, front-mounted winch; and

•ground ladder stored in roof rack.

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