Firehouse Apparatus eNL - Feb 13th, 2024
 
 
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February 13, 2024
EDITOR'S NOTE

Firehouse has partnered with the California State Firefighters' Association for the CTEX conference in Riverside, CA, Feb. 25 - March 3. You can read previews of the show here, here and here.

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Tom Shand and Michael Wilbur remind departments of the importance of detailed fire vehicle specification in today's marketplace.
Figure 2.Full chains are generally put on for significant snowfall.
Michael Wilbur offers tips for drivers to prepare for wintertime responses, including braking, speed and maintenance.
Carl Glover, Director of Navy Fire & Emergency Services (left) presented the 2023 EVT of the Year Award to David Rupert. Joining are retired Navy Region Mid-Atlantic Fire Chief Kevin Janney, and Capt. John Montagnet, Director Operating Forces at Navy Region Mid-Atlantic.
Mid-Atlantic Fire & Emergency Services Fire Apparatus Fleet Manager David Rupert received the 2023 Emergency Vehicle Technician of the Year award.
The preset should be calibrated to pump at the proper pressure based on flow-testing.
Brian Gettemeier explains how the use of the preset button on the pump panel saves time and water on the fireground.
APPARATUS SHOWCASE
Pierce built this 110-foot Ascendant platform for the Beachwood, OH, Fire Department.
This Pierce Ascendant aerial platform was built for the Beachwood Fire Department on the Impel chassis.
Rosenbauer built this tandem-axle pumper/tanker for Walworth Fire and Rescue.
This tandem-axle pumper/tanker with a 2,500-gallon tank was built for Walworth Fire Rescue by Rosenbauer.
The Reliable Fire Company in South River, NJ, is running with this top-mount KME Panther pumper with a rescue-style body.
This KME pumper was placed in service by the Reliable Fire Company in South River, NJ, and features a rescue-style body.
Sutphen built this custom pumper for the Scott Township Volunteer Fire Department in New Castle, PA, on a Monarch heavy-duty chassis.
Sutphen built this pumper boasting 320-cu.-ft. total compartment space for the Scott Township VFD in New Castle.
APPARATUS NEWS
Firefighters had to extricate the driver of the rig.
Two of the four Fort Worth firefighters injured in a crash Tuesday remain hospitalized.
Firefighter behind the wheel in viral ice storm video recounts terrifying incident
The Rock Community firefighter said he never imagined his first wreck would be viewed by people around the world.
The rig stolen from Vancouver, WA was recovered by deputies in Linn County, OR
The suspect abandoned the Vancouver rescue truck in Oregon where he was found asleep on a couch.
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