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Ferrara |
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2001 |
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“A STEP ABOVE THE REST”
Truck 579 is a 2001 Ferrara 107' rear-mount aerial. It has a 2000 gpm pump and a 350 gallon tank. 579 carries a full complement of ground ladders as well as all other truck company equipment such as saws, hand tools and rope rescue equipment. T-579 also carries a thermal imaging camera.
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Spartan/3D |
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1994 |
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Engine 582 is a 1994 Spartan/3D engine. It has a 1500 gpm pump, a 1000 gallon tank and 2000 feet of 4 inch hose. It is set up with all standard engine company equipment, including a thermal imaging camera. E-582 is our first due apparatus to structural calls.
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Ferrara |
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2002 |
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“GOT IT COVERED”
Engine 583 is a 2002 Ferrara. It has a 1500gpm pump and a 1000 gallon tank. It is affectionately known to some of our members as the "SQUAD" due to it being set up as a Rescue/Engine. It carries a full complement of engine company equipment as well as a combination Hurst spreader and cutter, basic vehicle stabilization, multiple h...
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Spartan/3D |
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1998 |
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Rescue 581 is a 1998 Spartan/3D Heavy Rescue. It carries our main Hurst tool (Jaws Of Life) as well as cutters, spreader and rams. We have a full complement of Vetter air bags, ice rescue equipment, cold water suits, rope rescue gear, hand tools, and all equipment for our Firefighter Assist and Search Team (FAST).
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4 Guys |
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1987 |
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Tanker 577 is a 1987 4Guy's tanker. It has a 1000 gpm pump and a 3000 gallon tank. This rig carries a 3000 gallon portable tank as well. It is used in our non-hydranted area to supply water.
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Ford F-350, Findley Fire Equipment |
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2006 |
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Brush Unit M-578 is a 2006 Ford F-350 crew cab chassis with a fabricated fire body built by Finley Fire Equipment Co., Inc. in McConellsville, OH. It carries 200 gallons of water and 15 gallons of foam in a poly tank skid unit. It has a high pressure pump, front sprayers, 800' of forestry hose and a 200' booster reel. It also carries a chainsaw, rakes, brooms and other brush fire gear. M-578 is capable of carrying a driver and 4 firefighters.
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Ford F-250 |
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2001 |
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M-576 is a 2001 Ford F-250 extended cab pick up truck utilized as a utility vehicle. It is equipped with the same radio equipment as the Chief\'s vehicles. It is used for moving equipment and manpower, public service calls and fire police, (when needed). Its equipped with pump out and fire police equipment as well as sp...
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American LaFrance |
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1981 |
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Retired Truck 579 was an American LaFrance 75' rear mount aerial. This rig was sold to our neighbors at Salisbury Mills in 2003 when we took delivery of our current Ferrara aerial. We are happy this rig is still so close due to its capabilities to get into positions our current truck is unable to due to its size.
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Seagrave |
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1979 |
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Retired Truck 584 was donated to Washingtonville by the Bethpage Fire Department in Nassau County, NY. This rig was used by our department while our current truck was out of service long term for body repairs after a "mishap." After use in Washingtonville the rig was donated to the South Blooming Grove FD so that they could keep their truck in service.
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Maxim |
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1975 |
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Retired Engine 580 was the pride of our fleet and our first due engine for many years. It was retired in 2003 upon delivery of our current E-583.
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International |
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1972 |
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Retired Brush Truck M-578 was also a work horse for our department. For many years M-578 was the first apparatus to respond to all incidents due to being small and quick. It had a 250 gallon tank and many of the senior men have told stories about the amount of fires this rig knocked down prior to the arrival of the heavy apparatus. It was placed out of service in 2006 when we took delivery of our current M-578.
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