Quote:Sharp looking pump. Back to basics, huh? What extra toys does a Yonkers engine carry?Rob. This spec is definitely back to basics for us. We only deviated from it last time (in past 30 yrs) which produced 2 pumpers that did not work out well.
And can you give a run down on the hose loads?
Wicked jealous of that simple set up.
The hose load set up is as follows:
*2 beds of 15-Lengths of 3-1/2" supply line (50')
*1 bed of 10-Lengths of 2-1/2" attack lines. (5L preconnect atop 5L bedded)
*1 bed 5-Lengths Preconnect 1-3/4" Our main attack line.
(The roll up doors were changed back to standard doors to get the fenderwell as low as possible)
3 Lengths 1-3/4" preconnect over Officer side tires (under the ground ladder)
4 "Donuts" 1-3/4" Hi-Rise roll ups on driver side.
2 length 1-3/4" junk line in front bumper
5"x20' supply line in front bumper.
5"x10' supply line in compartment.
Engines also carry: portable Deluge, Water can, CO2, DryChem, Foam can, EMS bags, AED, Lucas CPR device, dewater pump, small tools, CO detector, 5-Gas Detector......etc......
3 of the Engines carry the FDNY style Hi-Rise nozzle.
There are 4 of the 11 Engines that carry 5" LDH as supply line in place of 3-1/2".
Again, this is a first for us with Ferrara as a manufacturer. Hope they work out well. 303 is our 2nd busiest engine, located in a busy fire-duty district, so we will see.