trucks

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	RESCUE 9 1996 Saulsbury / Simon Duplex Custom Rescue (8 man cab) One of our two First Line Response trucks, it is fully equipped for motor vehicle accidents and fire support operations. A PTO driven 15 Kw . generator provides electric power. Lighting includes a 22 ft, 6000 watt light tower. The truck contains redundant Hurst operations capable of working on either side of the truck.
	Rescue equipment includes Hurst Model 32, (2) Paladin combo-tools, O-Cutter, TNT Cutter, and various Rams. As a reserve a gas-powered pump backs up the system. Cascade Operations include (6) 5000 lb. Supply bottles with a Sierra Air Booster, giving us the ability to completely fill over 60, 30-minute bottles. This truck also contains MSA SCBA’s, rescue saws, ventilation equipment, and a Physio-Control Lifepac Defibrillator.

		RESCUE 7 1991 Saulsbury / Simon Duplex Custom Rescue (10 man cab) Our 2^nd due truck, it is equipped the same as above. Electrical power is supplied by an on-board Onan 3-phase, 20 Kw generator. Also intended for HAZMAT Support, the truck contains all equipment necessary for a DECON operation. including a Hale 250 gpm pump with a 225 gallon tank. operation. including a Hale 250 gpm pump with a 225 gallon tank.

	RESCUE 8 1998 GMC 3500 Dual Wheel Emergency Response Truck Designated as a Light Duty Rescue, this vehicle is equipped to tow and support the squad’s various trailers. Also equipped with limited Hurst and Rescue equipment and Defibrillator, it is intended as a primary response vehicle to limited access structure such as parking garages, FAST Team responses, and as a back-up to any of our first line trucks. This truck was built in-house by our members and was purchased through the generous donations of our residents

		RESCUE 77 2004 Ford Excursion Custom 1^st Response Vehicle Built by Rescue Members, this truck now serves as our utility truck, used to move our non-motorized equipment.

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