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I want pictures!! Let's see that foxy new PPE, that shiny new rig, or that awesome big nozzle!
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“I am more than just a serious basketball fan. I am a life-long addict. I was addicted from birth, in fact, because I was born in Kentucky.”
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Award me a grant. I'll send you a movie!
"This thread is being closed as it is off-topic and not related to the fire industry." - Isn't that what the Off Duty forum was for?
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I could send you pics of the extrication equipment that we were awarded via the CEDAP grant. Of course, all I have seen are pictures too. Delivery for us is not until November.
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2005 Afg
Still waiting on delivery but it's scheduled to leave the plant on the 10th.
Chevy 5500 4X4 quad cab chassis
Rosenbauer 1000gpm pump - rear mounted - high and low pressure simultaneous capability
5000 watt portable generator
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hope to get one
then we will for sureComment
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Hey, 7160, I don't know what's scarier, the tools or that big feller holding the spreader.“I am more than just a serious basketball fan. I am a life-long addict. I was addicted from birth, in fact, because I was born in Kentucky.”
― Hunter S. ThompsonComment
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I'll be glad as a frog in a fly convention to post some pictures-when we get the thing. On a six month extension right now, our vendor went T.U. and that slowed things down a bit. Waiting for a Ferrara Intruder Two, CAFS to the crosslays and jumpline, Class A to one rear duece and a half, 8 K generator, 3 K lighttower, On Spots, 12 volt tele-lights and brow light, 1500/750. Replaces two smaller Grummans from the early eighties. New tools, handlights and hose load. Treadbrite hosebed cover and through the tank ladder, suction tube and pole storage. Big step up for a little outfit like us. We wouldn't have a chance at it without AFGP.Comment
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Look to the left. this grant we got in 2003. The truck is a 2004Last edited by theonlychief; 09-26-2006, 10:29 PM.The ChiefComment
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Look to the left. this grant we got in 2003. The truck is a 2004The ChiefComment
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Dellroy, what type apparatus is that. Is it considered a Mini pumper, pumper or a rescue? I really like the looks of it in the pics. Post a little more info. ThanksOriginally posted by DellroyVFD08Comment
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It is a quick attack / mini-pumper. It's actually replacing our brush unit and an older front mount pumper that we have. It's going to be very busy when we get it in service. We're going to run our first responders out of it as well.Originally posted by Volchief1
We'll run it first out on first responder, grass fires, and anything else that we no could be tight for our bigger engines. (We're pretty rural so we have some bridges, etc that have pretty drastic weight reductions in the winter months.) Structure fires it will mostly run the fill site unless we send it to the scene to utilize the foam.
Let me know what else you would like to know about the truck. I have tons of other pictures if you want to see anything else about it.Comment
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