Oakhill & District Fire Department
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Engine 1 - 2000 Ford F550 - Compressed Air Foam unit (CAFS)
This unit was built by Bridgewater Metal Industries in 2000 and uses a Hydraulic Snuffer Unit supplied by Safety Source. This is the HD8500 unit which is capable of delivering 90 gpm of CAF through 1 or 2 1.5 inch lines. This truck has 400 gallons of water as well. It is eqipped with a variety of air operated equipment, as well as two Viking SCBA. It is also equipment as a Medical First Response Unit, including a defibrillator.
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Engine 2 - 2005 International 1050 Pumper
Engine 2 was built in 2004 by Metalfab of NB. It is an International chassis with an automatic transmission. This engine has a 1050 gpm Hale pump, Foam Pro system, carries 900 gallons of water, a 1500 gallon port-a-tank, 650 feet of 4" hose, a 1500 watt generator for scene lighting, 2 Cairns SCBA, and much more.
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Rescue 3 - 1992 Ford 450
This truck was built in 1992 by Bridgewater Metal Industries. It has an aluminum walk-in body and is equipped with 6 Cairns SCBAs, medical first response equipment, including a defribrillator. This unit has a 5000 watt generator and carries scene lighting eqiupment. Truck 3 functions as our command vehicle with TMR and VHF radios, etc.
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Tanker 4 - 1998 International - 3000 Gallons of Water
In 2004, we replaced the old chassis with this 1998 International, 475HP with 10 speed transmission. The 3000 gallon tank was refurbished and compartments have been built to carry a portable pump and other equipment. This work was and is being done by BMI.
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This is TRUCK 5, the newest addition to our fleet. It's main use will be a personnel carrier and will also contain some back up equipment.
The lighting system is State -of-the-Art, the newest of it's kind, and it also has what it referred to as a Rumbler made by Federal Signal, a loud low vibration that alerts people to the truck, if they happen to miss the lights. That is unlikely though! !
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our fleet of response vehicles
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