Rescue Rigs
Washington Township/Buck Creek Rescue 906
The Washington Township/Buck Creek Volunteer Fire Department Rescue 906 was built by Alexis Fire Equipment out of Alexis, Illinois. The 18 foot custom rescue is mounted to a Spartan Metro Star MFD 20” raised roof Chassis.
Washington Township/Buck Creek Volunteer Fire Department
The Washington Township/Buck Creek Volunteer Fire Department Rescue 906 was built by Alexis Fire Equipment out of Alexis, Illinois. The 18 foot custom rescue is mounted to a Spartan Metro Star MFD 20” raised roof Chassis.
For more information about this apparatus, choose one of the options below:
- Production Specification
- Features (Flyer)
- CAD Drawing
Overall Pictures
Compartments Pictures
Cab Pictures
Rooftop Pictures
Bumper Pictures
Apparatus Information
- Spartan Metro Star MFD 20” raised roof Chassis
- Cummins ISL9, 380-HP Diesel Engine
- Allison 3000 EVS Automatic Transmission
- Six (6) man cab seating with three (3) SCBA seats
- Heavy Duty 3/16” Aluminum Body with ROM painted Roll Up Doors
- Four (4) Upper storage compartments, two (2) each side recessed into roof
- Front and Rear Reese type hitch/winch receivers with electrical connections
- Two (2) winch points, one (1) each side behind rear wheels
- Three (3) EMS compartments, custom map box and tray, cab interior
- One (1) Triple bottle Air bottle compartment, left side wheel well
- Two (2) Fire Extinguisher compartments, right side wheel well
- Oil Dry hopper, left side upper compartment with control value and chute lower
- Top access Sure Grip stainless steel ladder, rear mounted
- Turtle Tile on floors and/or shelves and trays of compartments
- Stokes basket/backboard rack, transverse area
- Two (2) Vertical pull-out tool boards and Air bag rack, right side
- SCBA bottle storage rack for eight (8) bottles and tool chest, left side
- CMW Hydraulic/Air hose reels,
- FireCom Wireless Intercom System
- Norcold built-in Refrigerator, left side
- Kussmaul 1200 on-board battery charger with Viair Air compressor
- Kussmaul Super Auto Eject 120-volt shoreline connection
- Brigade Backeye 360 degree camera system with 7” LCD montior
- Federal Q2B mechanical Siren and two (2) Air Horns, front bumper
- Whelen Electronic Siren with two (2) Whelen 100-watt speakers
- Whelen and FRC Scene Light Packages
- Smart Power HR-10, 10,000 watt hydraulic Generator with 120-volt system
- Two (2) Electric cord reels with 200-ft of 10/3 cord and junction boxes
- Command Light Knight 2 light tower
- Six (6) bottle 6000-PSI Cascade system with control panel and Fill enclosure
- Whelen LED Warning Light Package and Chevron pattern striping, rear
- 10’ 9” Overall height
- 30’ 9” Overall length
- 194” Wheelbase
- 140” Cab to Axle
- 20,000 FAWR
- 27,000 RAWR
- 47,000 GVWR
Rescue Rigs
Vander Fire Department Heavy Rescue
Vander Fire Department, Fayetteville (NC) Heavy Rescue
When spec’ing their new Heavy Rescue, Vander Fire Department chose a 24′ aluminum body mounted on a 4-Door Spartan Gladiator LFD chassis, which houses a Cummins X12 engine. This apparatus comes fully stocked with Hurst extrication equipment, KL series Light Tower, Warn Zeon winch, heavy-duty cargo trays and much more.
Below are links to more information about this heavy rescue:
Overall Pictures
Compartments Pictures
Cab Pictures
Front Pictures
Rear Pictures
Rooftop Pictures
Rescue Rigs
Fresno Fire Department, Fresno (CA) Heavy Rescue
Fresno Fire Department, Fresno (CA) Heavy Rescue
When spec’ing their new Heavy Rescue, Fresno Fire Department chose a 26′ aluminum body mounted on a 4-door Spartan Gladiator chassis, which houses a Cummins X15 engine. This apparatus comes with a custom-built power tool storage tray, OnScene Solutions Transverse Cargo Slides, KL Command Light, dual awnings, Paratech strut mounting and much more.
Below are links to more information about this heavy rescue:
- Production Specification
- Features (Flyer)
- CAD Drawing
Overall Pictures
Compartments Pictures
Cab Pictures
Front Pictures
Rear Pictures
Rooftop Pictures
Misc Pictures
Rescue Rigs
North Charleston Fire Department’s Heavy Rescue
Heavy Rescue
Below are links to more information about this heavy rescue: