Velocity® Non-Walk-In- Rescue - Magnolia, TX
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- čas přidán 16. 07. 2024
- Walk around Magnolia Fire Department’s Velocity® Non-Walk-In HDR with Captain Dennis Levasseur. With a rural service area with long transports across 182 square miles, a RVAC unit was added in the crew cab which is also hooked up to a diesel generator. The crew cab also houses dual monitors for command rescue. Technical rescue and extrication tools will be stored in the compartment closest to the driver’s side to allow quick equipment access. A PTO air compressor was added to run air tools directly off the truck. The roof of the apparatus contains a specific compartment to store all 4x4 wood-shoring. Receiver hitches were installed on both sides and rear for a portable winch and the front bumper contains a 15,000 lb winch with additional anchor points.
CHASSIS
Chassis: 84” Velocity cab with 20” raised roof
Seating capacity: 5
Overall height: 11’ 7”
Overall length: 42’ 9.25”
GVW Rating: 64,000 lb
Front axle: TAK-4® Independent Front Suspension, 24,000 lb
Rear axle: Meritor RT46-160, 40,000 lb
Engine: Cummins X15, 505 hp, 1850 lb-ft
Safety: Side Roll and Frontal Impact Protection
Electrical: Command Zone™ Advanced Electronics System
BODY
Material: Aluminum
Shelving: Adjustable up to 500 lb
Doors: Rollup
Job Number: 35140
Dealership: Siddons-Martin Emergency Group - Auta a dopravní prostředky
I’m loving the Gold/Champagne and Red paint combo! Reminds me of the old IH Tractor field demonstrators.
That’s an awesome truck. We found that apparatus on a calendar we have and we are excited to have seen the video.
The Gold Over Red Color Concept Pops
Pretty well thought out. Thanks for the tour!
Said my exact words
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Cool truck, may it serve your community well over the years.
Congratulations on this great truck!
Congrats on the new rig 🚒
WOWWWW!!!....What great Rescue truck!!!...super nice set-up. Alot of thougt and planning went into the design and construction of this truck. Super versitial and practical design. I especially like the command center built into the cab as it is...very practical! Congradulations to Magnolia fire/rescue dept. on such a nice truck. May it bring you many years of faithful service!
I bet that Command Center never gets used.
A one person command center?
Come on man!
That is a pretty machine you have!
Great detail
Great looking rig. I know we don't buy em just to sit and look at em, but here's hoping you don't have to use her too much. Stay safe! 🤠
Nice truck!!!
Our department are currently looking to purchase a heavy rescue from Pierce looking at a walk-in rear rescue. We have an apparatus committee formed and they’re brainstorming on what they want on it
The Woodlands Texas has a walk in
Nice truck.
Nice,Video 👍
Different color !! Not for me but it does look good!! Lucky to have that nice rig !!
I want to do a road trip around the world starting with Japan and document it on CZcams. I just can't decide whether I should pick a 2020 Escalade ESV or a custom-built Peterbilt 389, or a Pierce Fire Truck. If I do select a fire truck, I would for this exact model and build, painted with the visual history of the US being shown, lights & sirens included (just for a goof), a little office, a couple of beds in a bunk configuration, a small fridge, Front & Rear Steering System, and a whole bunch of tools for the inevitable bumps in the road along the way.
Those vertical slideouts, what are they? Are they magnetic and you stick tools to them? Do they rotate? Non firefighter asking?
No light tower? Interesting.
49ers colors red and gold
Where's the water tank?
They're a technical rescue unit they don't carry water.
@@louistaplin2594 Thank you I really didn't know that. So like in the case of a car accident this unit responds, and in case of a fire, the other units respond?
@@ar-ed7imbasically a giant tool box that carry’s equipment for the more intricate rescues no water but they do carry extinguishers in case of small fires
@@ar-ed7im this apparatus basically goes to vehicle accidents, structure fires, rescues, almost anything. If there is a fire there will also be trucks and engines there as well.
It is a big mobile tool box, ST LOUIS MO. FD has 6 tools on the SQUAD/RESCUE Truck.
Is the chassi of Peterbilt or Kenworth make?
Volly, SAD!
They are actually a combo. Full time with volunteers. A lot of our departments our here still have volunteer in their names
Nothing sad about it.
@@louistaplin2594 I regret I have but one like to give for this reply
@@louistaplin2594 Just for the taxpayers who pay for it!