Velocity® Non-Walk-In Heavy-Duty Rescue - James City County Fire Department, VA
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- čas přidán 9. 03. 2020
- Take a walk around James City Bruton Volunteer Fire Department’s Velocity Non Walk-In Heavy-Duty Rescue. This apparatus is replacing their current rescue in service, designed for structure fire support on the driver’s side and vehicle extrication on the passenger side. Every truck for the department is built the same when it comes to the chassis section, including the front bumper. As soon as you enter the truck, scene lighting comes on. Also added in the cab are vinyl seats to provide an easier wipe down after a call and a wraparound panel controlling items such as the PTO generator. In the rear of the cab, there is storage space for various rescue equipment, including a designated gasoline compartment for equipment such as chainsaws.
CHASSIS
Chassis: 70” Velocity® cab with 20” raised roof
Seating capacity: 5
Overall height: 11’2”
Overall length: 37’3.93”
GVW rating: 49,800 lb
Front axle: TAK-4® Independent Front Suspension, 22,800 lb
Rear axle: Dana S26-190, 27,000 lb
Engine: Cummins L9, 450 hp, 1,250 torque
Electrical: Command Zone™ Advanced Electronics System
Safety: Side Roll and Frontal Impact Protection
BODY
Material: Aluminum
Shelving: Adjustable, up to 500 lb
Compartments: Custom equipment storage options
Job No: 33262
Dealership: Atlantic Emergency Solutions - Auta a dopravní prostředky
keep the Virginia and Maryland department apparatus cominng!
James Cyr Thanks the mid Atlantic region is the best but I live here.
One of the best designed rescues I’ve seen 👍🏻
Great idea with the front bumper. Well done Pierce 👍🚒
johnnydarter Our salesman is one of the best with ideas of what is going on with trucks.
Very well done assistant chief! One the best videos I've seen on a walk through. He should do a walk through on their new tower ladder!
Alan Walker74 Thanks. I was not as involved with the tower as I was neck deep with this rescue. But agree a walk around video should be done.
Bitter sweet to hear that old Squad 1 has seen it’s day! Im sure a bunch will miss the Peterbilt walk in, but are excited for the amazing features built by Pierce. Glad JCBVFD has gotten updated and that Chief Ashe sees the value and roll the “Toanoanimals” play in JCC community!
I use to volunteer at JCBVFD before moving to CA, and miss those guys. Truly a one in a kind department that deserves the state of the art rigs! STAY SAFE STATION 1!!!
Bad ass rig
Damn, that’s a beautiful rig! Also, great rundown of your configuration.
Troy Goodyear thanks 18 month process.
Awesome!
Good looking rig
we want walk ins!
I’m always amazed at some of these departments, why? Because I’d be curious how man fires and accidents they respond. Yes, we’ll respond every second, hour, day, what’s bothering me, is the volunteer part. Now I’m not saying they don’t need new trucks, engines, and stuff, I’m saying I wish departments would pay their volunteers. I see so many departments get things that FDNY doesn’t even have. Now I’m not sure what’s wrong with the old truck, and maybe it’s always in the shop. But seriously, when you see trucks like this, they’re not cheap. Maybe they got some grants, or federal aid, but it’s a lot of money if your only running 100 calls a year, and 60 of them are 🔥. Some towns can’t even buy turnout gear for their people, and I wish federal aid, and grants could/would help them out, and pay for training!
Great job Explaining and writing the specs. What’s the price tag on this heavy?
Christopher Foley high 6 figures. We are lucky to have awesome citizens.
Usually Plus equipment!
Giant cab for only 5 people...
Terrakx FB we decided to move the outside seats inward to stop air pack regs from getting caught in the door. We lost one seat.
@@millfarmchristmastreeandsm9800 in germany a cab of that size would seat nine people with weiter 2 or 4 people having air pack in the cab, however you should concider that in a german fire engine the Crew sits above the engine instead of around so There is much more room in the same sized cabin
Terrakx FB sounds like a well designed cab and good number of firefighters per engine.