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1996 E-One HP75 Quint (front view)
This quint is in service with the Mill Creek Volunteer Fire Company in the state of Delaware. It includes a 75 foot aluminum three- section telescoping aerial with a tip load of 500 pounds.
The pump is a Hale Model QSMG200-23 2000 gpm single stage, located midship. The rig also boasts an Allison Model HD4060P five-speed automatic transmission, 10.0kw hydraulic generator, 1200 feet 4.0 inch LDH Supply Hose, 800 feet of 2 inch attack line and 500 feet of three inch line for portable master stream devices. Cost: $700,000 USD.
This quint is in service with the Mill Creek Volunteer Fire Company in the state of Delaware. It includes a 75 foot aluminum three- section telescoping aerial with a tip load of 500 pounds.
The pump is a Hale Model QSMG200-23 2000 gpm single stage, located midship. The rig also boasts an Allison Model HD4060P five-speed automatic transmission, 10.0kw hydraulic generator, 1200 feet 4.0 inch LDH Supply Hose, 800 feet of 2 inch attack line and 500 feet of three inch line for portable master stream devices. Cost: $700,000 USD.
Yes, a smart-looking rig.
For our friends in UK - to have a successful ARP, CARP - the Builders will have to go with these big dimensions. Not possible to do it with a small truck, as the front-line fire-crews already know ["preaching to the choir, here"]
Regards,
Pat_R-B
Added by Pat Rivers-Bowerman on 07 July 2008.
For our friends in UK - to have a successful ARP, CARP - the Builders will have to go with these big dimensions. Not possible to do it with a small truck, as the front-line fire-crews already know ["preaching to the choir, here"]
Regards,
Pat_R-B
Added by Pat Rivers-Bowerman on 07 July 2008.
E-One
Added by JimWinsor on 16 January 2008.