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Texas Emergency Medical Servies - Guest - 03-29-2009
2009 Ford F350 Wheeled Coach
Williamson County EMS
Georgetown, TX
John Anderson
San Antonio, TX
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Texas Emergency Medical Servies - Guest - 03-29-2009
These 4 new Williamson County units are at the dealer in San Antonio for "make ready". Not sure on the actual delivery time for these units.
Texas Emergency Medical Servies - TacSupport1 - 04-01-2009
Garland, TX FD
Ambulance 3
2009 Ford F-350/Frazer (One of 3 delivered, other two assigned to A-1 and A-2)
To be delivered shortly
Texas Emergency Medical Servies - TacSupport1 - 04-02-2009
Shertz, TX EMS #271
International/Medtec
Texas Emergency Medical Servies - Guest - 04-02-2009
Thanks, Seth!
Texas Emergency Medical Servies - TacSupport1 - 04-03-2009
As John has photofraphed above (thanks always for the head up!), Williamson County EMS has begun accepting delivery of these 2009 Ford F-350/Wheeled Coach Type I's. This is one of two delivered yesterday, and two more will be delivered on Monday. All these units, as well as future units, will carry the new paint scheme.
Texas Emergency Medical Servies - TacSupport1 - 04-06-2009
Another shot of one of the new Williamson County Wheeled Coaches. As mentioned, the chevrons are non-reflective.
Texas Emergency Medical Servies - TacSupport1 - 04-25-2009
Williamson County, TX Medic 11
2008 Ford F-350/Wheeled Coach
Texas Emergency Medical Servies - nealcraig - 04-25-2009
Why such a drastic change in paint schemes?
Texas Emergency Medical Servies - Guest - 04-27-2009
Medic 29
2009 Chevrolet 3500 (gasoline)-Frazer
San Antonio Fire Dept
San Antonio, TX
John Anderson
San Antonio, TX
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Texas Emergency Medical Servies - Guest - 04-27-2009
Medic 13
2009 Chevrolet (gasoline)-Frazer
San Antonio Fire Dept.
San Antonio, TX
John Anderson
San Antonio, TX
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Texas Emergency Medical Servies - Txfirephoto - 04-28-2009
Austin, Tx
Austin-Travis County EMS
Medic 19
2003 International/Wheeled Coach
Ex-Medic 4
Sorry for the poor quality pic.
Texas Emergency Medical Servies - TacSupport1 - 05-03-2009
Austin-Travis County EMS
ESU-1
2007 Pierce Contender
Texas Emergency Medical Servies - TacSupport1 - 05-20-2009
Austin-Travis County EMS
District Commander
2008 Ford F-350 4x4
Texas Emergency Medical Servies - TacSupport1 - 05-29-2009
Austin-Travis County EMS Took delivery of (7) seven new 2009 International 4900/Wheeled Coach Custom Series on 5-29-09.
Texas Emergency Medical Servies - ninjamedic2293 - 05-30-2009
Three 2009 Wheeled Coach/Dodge Sprinters are supposed to be in this week as well.
Texas Emergency Medical Servies - TacSupport1 - 05-30-2009
[quote name='NinjaMedic2293' post='309699' date='May 30 2009, 01:52 ']Three 2009 Wheeled Coach/Dodge Sprinters are supposed to be in this week as well.[/quote]
Thanks for the heads up, and to JA too!
Ninjamedic, do you know what this lift is all about? Only one of the seven had them.
Texas Emergency Medical Servies - AMBULANCE34 - 05-30-2009
If seen a few ambulances around Massachusetts, typically private services w/ similar lifts, used for extremely obese (bariatric) patients. More comfortable, secure feeling for the patient when they are being lifted, and alot safer for EMS/FD crews as opposed to wrestling all that weight into a bus.
Texas Emergency Medical Servies - Guest - 05-30-2009
They also use the Mac lifts for neonatal calls too, it lifts the isolette that is mounted onto a cot frame. they get very heavy and usually exceed 400 lbs fully equipped.. It has a pullout portion that folds out and they you can lower it and use it. Not sure what the capacity is however.
this is the company that makes them, www.macslift.com. click on the ambulance lift and there are pdf's on the right side of the screen.
Good find!
Texas Emergency Medical Servies - A/TCEMSPM - 05-31-2009
[quote name='TacSupport1' post='309763' date='May 30 2009, 14:53 ']Thanks for the heads up, and to JA too!
Ninjamedic, do you know what this lift is all about? Only one of the seven had them.
I had heard a rumor we were getting a bari unit but it kinda died just as fast as I heard it. If i had to guess I would say it is a bariatric unit note the movement of the second shoreline attachment. If i find Out more I will let you know. Also be on the lookout for 2 F450s in our livery later this year if those rumors hold up <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/banghead.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
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