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2014 Spartan ERV Star Series Gladiator Classic 2250-400-103'RM (Spartan ERV # 213053) Quint 181 Red Oak, TX

This unit went into service the week of April 14, 2014, and replaces a 2003 Spartan Gladiator Evolution-Smeal 1500-400-75' RM (Smeal Model # C-802-CC75AL; Smeal Serial # 300340)

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Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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2014 Spartan ERV Star Series Gladiator Classic 2250-400-103'RM (Spartan ERV # 213053) Quint 181 Red Oak, TX

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Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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2014 Spartan ERV Star Series Gladiator Classic 2250-400-103'RM (Spartan ERV # 213053) Quint 181 Red Oak, TX

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Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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2014 Spartan ERV Star Series Gladiator Classic 2250-400-103'RM (Spartan ERV # 213053) Quint 181 Red Oak, TX

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Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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2014 Spartan ERV Star Series Gladiator Classic 2250-400-103'RM (Spartan ERV # 213053) Quint 181 Red Oak, TX

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Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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2014 Spartan ERV Star Series Gladiator Classic 2250-400-103'RM (Spartan ERV # 213053) Quint 181 Red Oak, TX

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Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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2014 Spartan ERV Star Series Gladiator Classic 2250-400-103'RM (Spartan ERV # 213053) Quint 181 Red Oak, TX

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Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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2014 Spartan ERV Star Series Gladiator Classic 2250-400-103'RM (Spartan ERV # 213053) Quint 181 Red Oak, TX

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Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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2013 E\-One Cyclone II 2250-530 (SO # 137943) Engine 6 Richardson, TX

This unit went into service about two months ago and replaces a 2005 E\-One Cyclone II 2000-500 (SO # 130254)

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Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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2013 E\-One Cyclone II 2250-530 (SO # 137943) Engine 6 Richardson, TX

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Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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2013 E\-One Cyclone II 2250-530 (SO # 137943) Engine 6 Richardson, TX

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Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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2013 E\-One Cyclone II 2250-530 (SO # 137943) Engine 6 Richardson, TX

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Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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2013 E\-One Cyclone II 2250-530 (SO # 137943) Engine 6 Richardson, TX

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Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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2013 E\-One Cyclone II 2250-530 (SO # 137943) Engine 6 Richardson, TX

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Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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2013 E\-One Cyclone II 2250-530 (SO # 137943) Engine 6 Richardson, TX

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Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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2013 E\-One Cyclone II 2250-530 (SO # 137943) Engine 6 Richardson, TX

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Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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Wow I don't know what's in the water down there for you guys in Texas, but it seems that many departments are replacing some newer trucks, budgets must be healthy down there?

 

Trav!

Travis- Mill Twp. Fire Dept. Marion, IN.
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2013 E-One Cyclone II 2250-530 (SO # 137943) Engine 6 Richardson, TX


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Lindsay D

Richardson, TX

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I would assume the roll up door was replaced the traditional fold up lap door due to body build height or space restrictions on streets at scenes. Olathe and Kansas City, Kansas had the same issue. Our 2005 E\-One Reserve Engine 14's highside is extremely hard to reach when open due to body height. Olathe we began to spec split high side lap doors that open horizontal rather than vertical. Kansas City Kansas choose this style with roll ups for three highside doors. Both Olathe and KCK used the split doors on the old Pierce Arrow Pumpers.  Thanks for posting Rick 

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Rick Mosher
Olathe, Kansas Fire Department
Engine Co. 4
Metro Kansas City, Missouri
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Several of the larger cities are on 8-10 year replacement programs for engines and 10-15 years on aerials.
 
Quite a few of the suburbs have quite large tax bases and also use bond programs to purchase apparatus, build brand new stations or replace existing, antiquated stations with modern, eco-friendly stations.
 
When some of these apparatus of the vintage such former Engine 6 in Richardson are replaced as front line units,  the former front line unit goes into reserve status where it may stay for another 8-10 years.
 
Currently, the oldest front line apparatus in Richardson is a 2006 E\-One quint at Station 4.  I suspect that it will be the next to be replaced.
 
Hope this helps
 
Lindsay D
Richardson, TX

   
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Juice, as Lindsay stated most of us are on 10 year replacement cycle for the Engines/trucks. Tax bases are great, I can't recall anyone around here laying a man off. It just doesn't happen. I heard recently that the average home is on the market 3 days in the metroplex. I can be off two days and house have sold while I was off. Also new subdivisions are exploding. When I promoted last July the dirt work was being done for a new subdivision. We're running calls to houses in there now.
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