Things have been a bit "slow" for me in Loudoun County. However, I will post a truck that has managed to slip through my fingers a number of times. I was finally able to catch up with it last week.
No, this is not a brush truck in the Loudoun County system, however it could be used if necessary.
Sterling Fire has two Ford F/Knapheide utility trucks. They are marked up as SERV units, or Special Emergeny Response Vehicle. SERV 618 at the Cascades station does utility type of service as well as tow several trailers.
SERV 611 does utility duty at Fire Station 11, however it is also equipped with a brush skid package. SERV 611 was originally SERV 618. When the newer Ford was delivered to FS 18, this one moved to FS 11. In 2008, it had a 400/250/10 skid package added from Vigilant Brush Equipment in New York. Depending on staffing, this can be first out on EMS assist calls, small fires, etc. It is not classified as a brush truck in Loudoun County, which makes it a bit unusual.
Mike Sanders
Winchester, VA
No, this is not a brush truck in the Loudoun County system, however it could be used if necessary.
Sterling Fire has two Ford F/Knapheide utility trucks. They are marked up as SERV units, or Special Emergeny Response Vehicle. SERV 618 at the Cascades station does utility type of service as well as tow several trailers.
SERV 611 does utility duty at Fire Station 11, however it is also equipped with a brush skid package. SERV 611 was originally SERV 618. When the newer Ford was delivered to FS 18, this one moved to FS 11. In 2008, it had a 400/250/10 skid package added from Vigilant Brush Equipment in New York. Depending on staffing, this can be first out on EMS assist calls, small fires, etc. It is not classified as a brush truck in Loudoun County, which makes it a bit unusual.
Mike Sanders
Winchester, VA
Mike Sanders
Winchester, VA
Winchester, VA
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