what kind of rescue company dose you dept. run? dose your turck have jaws on it and what kind?
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08-01-2002, 03:30 PM #1Junior Member
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08-01-2002, 03:54 PM #2MembersZone Subscriber
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2 heavy rescues 2 rescue pumpers 4 sets of hurst tools
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08-01-2002, 04:10 PM #3
We currently have a set of hydraulics on our rescue with a built in reel.
We had a portable set on the Engine Tank that went to Oklahoma, that set is now on our Tanker.
When the replacement ET comes, it will have built in hydraulic reels also with a brand new set of hydraulics. The new truck is going to be a Rescue-Pumper-Tanker.
So, eventually we are going to have 3 sets of hydraulics rolling out of 1 station...
The older set (the portable) is Lukus, the newer sets are Amkus. The two are pretty much the same tools and are interchangeable.IACOJ Agitator
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08-01-2002, 04:32 PM #4Forum Member
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we converted a high top ambulance and turned it into our rescue van. we do not have jaws yet but we have a recip saw that works great. we carry all of our medical supplies such as trauma bags, oxygen, backboards and the such. we also keep an SCBA in there along with the IC equipment and water rescue gear.
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08-02-2002, 02:03 PM #5Forum Member
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Our rescue has a set of Hurst Transformer spreaders, a Hurst cutter, and a Combi tool. The main pump is a gas one with an electric pump as backup. We also have a couple saws, some assorted basic medical stuff, and misc. rescue equipment. We'll throw a couple of airpacks on it, but it's mostly used for extrications and medical assists and normally only goes to fires if we need extra scene lighting.
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08-02-2002, 02:08 PM #6
We run a "Medium Duty" rescue with a 14' Walk-In Box on a F-Super Duty Chassis.
It carries all the "standard" rescue stuff.
As far as Jaws we have (All Holmatro):
Truck Mounted "Simo" Pump connected to 2 100' Reels.
- Combi-Tool preconnected to one and O-Cutter on the other.
Portable "Duo" Pump in compartment with 2 25' hoses.
Older set of large(er) spreaders and older O-cutter(spare)
Chain Shackles for Old Spreader & New Combi-Tool & 1 set of chains
Small & Medium Telescoping Rams.
Currently looking to replace Duo pump with 2 smaller PPU's and the older spreaders with a newer (more powerful) set of spreaders.
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08-02-2002, 10:08 PM #7MembersZone Subscriber
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Our current Squad is a converted Ryder rental truck. Hopefully we will be replacing it in the next few years.
We have Amkus tools; spreader, ram and cutter with portable power unit.
You can see all our apparatus on our website: www.wtfd.net
Last edited by WTFD10; 08-08-2002 at 10:05 PM.
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08-03-2002, 01:31 AM #8Forum Member
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Wearefrd, we use a old beverage truck. We rechassied it several years ago and it works great for what we do. On the drivers side we carry Hurst dual pump with 150 cutter, 27 spreader and three rams (up to 60"). On the passenger side we have a Paladin combo tool with a separate gas powered pump and a Roadrunner connected to a reel that works off a electric powered pump. The truck is cross manned by two personnel (three if a volunteer shows up).
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08-08-2002, 02:23 PM #9Member
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We run a Heavy rescue with 1 electric (mounted w/ 100'reels) and one portable pump. 2 spreaders, 2 cutters, 3 rams, high & low pressure airbags, 2 'cip saws, steering wheel cutter, air chisel/tools, lots of cribbing.
This is backed up by two light rescue / equipment trucks. They each carry a portable pump, spreader, cutter, as well as more cribbing.
All tools are Lukas.
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08-08-2002, 04:49 PM #10Forum Member
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We run what i guess would be considered a medium rescue but we have alot of equipment on it. It has a set of Jaws with cutters, spreaders, and a ram. We carry basic ems stuff just to pacakge a paitent if we get them out befpre an ambulance arrives, such as backs boards and collers. We also carry airbags, air chisel, generator, lots of kribbing,various hand tools(axes,shovels,bolts cutters....) a porta power, sawzall and some extinguishers. Then the ladder truck at the other station has a set of Jaws on it with just cutters and spreaders. Our rescue is a walk in box and can carry 5 ppl.
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At the volly house we have a 2000 Spartan/Hackney with a 23' walk around body. It has all the jaws on the right side with built in lines. We have a Hurst combo tool, assorted rams, cribbing and air bags too. This truck also carries assorted tools for both mechanical and firefighting, ropes and hardware, stokes basket, hazmat equipment, and TIC. It also has a 12 kW generator, two light towers, and a cascade system with spare cylinders.
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