Rescue Rigs
Austin TX Heavy Rescue SVI Spartan
The Austin, TX Fire department selected a 22′ aluminum SVI body mounted on a 20″ raised roof Spartan Gladiator chassis,.
Austin Heavy Rescue
The Austin, TX Fire department selected a 22′ aluminum SVI body mounted on a 20″ raised roof Spartan Gladiator chassis,. This Heavy Rescue has a Wabco single-cylinder, pass-thru air compressor, Command Light CL Series CL602A-W2 light tower, Warn 8,000-lb. 12V electric winch, Hannay electric cable reel, a Weldon V-MUX Multiplex system, Whelen Pioneer scene lights, a 120′ SlideMaster rear cargo slide, OnScene Solutions LED ground and compartment lights and OnScene Solutions heavy-duty cargo slides.
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Wixom Heavy Rescue
Checkout the Sutphen chassis and SVI Trucks box on the new Wet Rescue for the Wixom (MI) Fire Department. The chassis is a Sutphen 62″ four-door chassis with a 450HP Cummins L9 engine.
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Rescue Rigs
Springdale Fire Department USAR 2
Take a look at the Springdale Fire Department USAR 2 that is packed with struts, shores, and panels.
USAR 2
Take a look at the new Springdale Fire Department USAR 2.
The City of Springdale is a diverse and friendly community. As the fourth-largest city in the state of Arkansas, Springdale has almost 80,000 residents and is located in Washington and Benton counties in the northwest corner of the state at the foothills of the Ozark Mountains. Springdale is 42 square miles with more than 900 lane miles.
Springdale is a great place to catch a ride on the Arkansas and Missouri Railroad in a beautifully restored turn-of-the-century passenger car, downtown Springdale, AR also home to the Shiloh Museum, which offers Ozark history and buildings dating back to the 1850s.
The Springdale Fire department serves the community with an all-hazards approach which means they respond to both man-made and natural disasters including Emergency Management, EMS, Fires, Hazardous Materials and Rescue.
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Heavy Rescue
Checkout the video of Mechanicstown’s new 26′ Stainless Steel Walk-In Tandem Walk-In Rescue 1.
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