FDNY Rescue 1 is perhaps the most well-known rescue company in the Western Hemisphere, and for good reason! Rescue 1 responds to any fathomable scenario in the largest city in the United States and has seen some of the most notable incidents in the fire service. The phrase “Outstanding” is a quote that describes the members of Rescue 1 and was coined by the late Captain Terry Hatton who, along with 10 other members of Rescue 1 and 332 other firefighters, made the ultimate sacrifice on that September morning.

Builder’s note: I’m first going to preface this by saying that I never thought I would build a Ferrara 😛 This 2019 Ferrara walk-in rescue version of FDNY Rescue 1 is a special MOC for me as I have always wanted to build a replica of the real thing! Going into the build, I knew that I needed to increase the scale a little bit to accommodate the functional compartments and the walk-in section, hence the 7 wide scale. I also decided to use the actual red doors (#ripwallet), and the seven 1x3x4 doors alone cost more than the rest of the pieces combined 😅 I also knew that some sacrifices would have to be made, like the ginormous rear lights (I didn’t want to actually cut a few pieces to make it work, sorry Sven lol 😅), and the front “R1” decal on the bumper. But having said that, I tried to fit all the other decals and functionality as needed! Special thanks to my broski D2 for the major assist on the decals! As this was built several months ago, many ideas have directly stemmed from this build, some of which I have already posted (CBFD Squad 5), and others which are yet to come (hint: SFR and CBFD, the latter of which was not totally planned until late December, but yolo I guess lol).

Credits:

D2 and Sven

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Studington Fire Rescue has placed Rescue 11 in service! Modeled after FDNY rescues, Rescue 11 serves the downtown area of Studington alongside Truck 11, Battalion Chief 2, TSU 11, and Utility 11. Staffed by 5, Rescue 11 responds to working fires, MVAs, technical rescue calls, and other incidents where people need to be rescued.

Builder’s note: Rescue 11 was actually built right after I finished FDNY Rescue 1, but it was only now that I finished the decals 💀 Anyway, building this has given me a ton of new techniques to ingratiate into future builds! I do wish 1x3x4 doors were a bit cheaper and had more variety colorwise, so unless this changes, you mostly likely won’t see me do slam doors on my future builds. Also, in case you didn’t know, I’m a huge fan of the E-ONE/Saulsbury rescues that FDNY ran, and in my own humble opinion, FDNY should’ve gone with E-ONE for their rescues, although I’m not mad that the next batch will be Seagraves. This rescue is what I envision if FDNY stuck with E-ONE instead of going to Ferrara.

Technical specs:

2025 E-ONE Cyclone II 25’ walk-in heavy rescue

500-hp Cummins X-12 engine

Allison EVS 4000 automatic transmission

Federal Signal Vision SLR lightbar

Hi-Viz BG2 brow lighting

Willburt NightScan PowerLite

Federal Signal Pathfinder electronic siren

FLIR M500 thermal camera

Grover air horns

25,000-lb. hydraulic rear winch

12,000-lb. front Ramsey winch

20-kW Onan hydraulic PTO-driven generator

185-cfm Vanair PTO-driven air compressor

Homatro Pentheon battery operated extrication tools

48' of ground ladders

Credits:

D2, CC, Paulo R

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Castle Beach Fire Department is proud to announce the delivery of the brand new Rescue 1, which replaces the 2021 Seagrave/SVI which will receive a refurbishment from SVI before it is assigned as a reserve rescue for the department. Rescue 1 is the primary heavy rescue for the Central and North Bureaus and is assigned to all confirmed structure fires, technical rescues, and other incidents where the IC deems their services needed. Because of the many disciplines that the rescue company is trained in, the rescue apparatus committee went with a different design that focused not only on carrying the appropriate tools, but also being able to access the gear quickly and efficiently. The walk-in space is setup for three firefighters and the various suits they need for any situation including fire, rescue, hazmat, dive, high angle, confined space. Charging ports are found throughout the walk-in space for all the special meters. The walk-in portion does not extend to the whole body as the front two compartments were reserved for long tools and equipment, much like recent Squad 5. Rescue 1 is staffed by 6: Captain II, Apparatus Operator (who drives the rescue platform), top member, inside member, outside member, and irons.

Technical specs:

2025 Seagrave Marauder II/SVI 28’ walk-in heavy rescue

Cummins X12 Engine 500HP 11.8L

Allison EVS 4000 automatic transmission

25,000-lb. hydraulic rear winch

12,000-lb. front Ramsey winch

20-kW Onan hydraulic PTO-driven generator

185-cfm Vanair PTO-driven air compressor

Federal Signal Navigator lightbar

Hi-Viz BG2 brow lighting

Willburt NightScan PowerLite

B&M Super Chief siren

Federal Signal Pathfinder electronic siren

Grover Air horns

Credits:

David H for the functional compartments

D2 for the decals

FDNY Rescue 1 is perhaps the most well-known rescue company in the Western Hemisphere, and for good reason! Rescue 1 responds to any fathomable scenario in the largest city in the United States and has seen some of the most notable incidents in the fire service. The phrase “Outstanding” is a quote that describes the members of Rescue 1 and was coined by the late Captain Terry Hatton who, along with 10 other members of Rescue 1 and 332 other firefighters, made the ultimate sacrifice on that September morning.

Builder’s note: I’m first going to preface this by saying that I never thought I would build a Ferrara 😛 This 2019 Ferrara walk-in rescue version of FDNY Rescue 1 is a special MOC for me as I have always wanted to build a replica of the real thing! Going into the build, I knew that I needed to increase the scale a little bit to accommodate the functional compartments and the walk-in section, hence the 7 wide scale. I also decided to use the actual red doors (#ripwallet), and the seven 1x3x4 doors alone cost more than the rest of the pieces combined 😅 I also knew that some sacrifices would have to be made, like the ginormous rear lights (I didn’t want to actually cut a few pieces to make it work, sorry Sven lol 😅), and the front “R1” decal on the bumper. But having said that, I tried to fit all the other decals and functionality as needed! Special thanks to my broski D2 for the major assist on the decals! As this was built several months ago, many ideas have directly stemmed from this build, some of which I have already posted (CBFD Squad 5), and others which are yet to come (hint: SFR and CBFD, the latter of which was not totally planned until late December, but yolo I guess lol).

Credits:

D2 and Sven

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#ToolTuesday features your #CBFD firefighters training on the @taskforcetips Blitzfire monitor

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CBPD has placed this Dodge Charger Pursuit in service! Serving as the backbone of the CBPD fleet, this vehicle is nimble, yet can catch up to criminals thanks to the 5.7L HEMI V8 engine.

Technical specs:

2020 Dodge Charger Pursuit AWD

5.7-L HEMI® V-8 with fuel saver technology

Credits:

Sven J

CC

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Castle Beach Fire Department’s Lifeguard Division has received their brand new rescue vehicle! Outfitted with the latest tools and technology, Lifeguard 1 can take on any emergency on the beach! Today, Casey and Summer will be part of the crew that will operate Lifeguard 1 from Pier 40.

Technical Specs:

2019 RAM 4500 4x4

6.7 liter Cummins Diesel Engine

325 HP, 750 lb ft Torque

Aisin AS69RC 6-speed transmission

Motorola Spectra siren

Whelen lighting

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Castle Beach Fire Department’s Lifeguard Division has received their brand new rescue vehicle! Outfitted with the latest tools and technology, Lifeguard 1 can take on any emergency on the beach! Today, Casey and Summer will be part of the crew that will operate Lifeguard 1 from Pier 40.

Technical Specs:

2019 RAM 4500 4x4

6.7 liter Cummins Diesel Engine

325 HP, 750 lb ft Torque

Aisin AS69RC 6-speed transmission

Motorola Spectra siren

Whelen lighting

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Wildland 1 has been delivered just in time for wildland fire season! This BME Type III is based off the CalFire Model 34 spec with Castle Beach modifications. This apparatus will be housed at Station 1 and staffed as needed. During strike team deployments, Wildland 1 can be assigned to a variety of tasks including structural protection or fire attack. The 4x4 chassis allows the rig to access places where regular Type 1 engines cannot go.

Technical specs:

International 7400 4 Door, Single Axle, 4×4 Chassis

Cummins L9, 330 HP / 1,000 LB FT

Allison 3000 Transmission

Darley JMP 500 gpm 2-Stage Pump

Darley 1-1/2 AGE Auxiliary Pump

Pump & Roll Capabilities

FoamPro 1601 Foam System

500 Gallon Poly Water Tank

20 Gallon Poly Foam Tank

Bumper mounted TFT Tornado Monitor

Battery operated Holmatro combi tool

400 ft of 4” LDH

250 ft of 1.75” attack hose

300 ft of 1.5” forestry hose

Credits:

James K, Sven, CC, and Abeed M for general inspiration

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Early this morning, CBFD encountered heavy fire at a vacant/boarded 1 story structure converted into living areas. The size of the building and unknown layout/contents prompted the use of the Thermite RS3 robot to aid extinguishment of the fire. Sixty-two firefighters took approximately 45 minutes to put out the well involved building. No injuries reported. Fire cause is under investigation.

Companies on the ticket: E1 E4 E6 E11 E201 E206 T1 T5 T6 R1 HM1 S5 FR1 RA1 RA201 BC1 BC3

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Castle Beach Fire Department has placed this Thermite RS3 firefighting robot in service. Shown with the removable plow assembly and positive pressure ventilator, the RS3 is one of the most advanced firefighting pieces the department has operated to date. Capable of being controlled up to 1500 ft away, the RS3 can assess dangerous situations and assist with extinguishing fires with the Elkhart Scorpion EXM2. The robot will be housed at Station 9 and will be transported by MVU9.

Technical specs:

Thermite RS3

Yanmar 3TNV88C 36.8 hp diesel engine

Removable plow assembly

Removable PPV ventilator capable of 9,200 cfm

20 hour runtime

2500 gpm Elkhart Scorpion EXM2 monitor

Track and vehicle cooling sprayers

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The brand new Fast Response vehicles have now been placed in service! To assist with the ever growing number of EMS calls, Castle Beach Fire Department has placed these two fast response vehicles at Stations 1 and 2. These apparatus are not only equipped for EMS, but also for fire and rescue since the FRs have forcible entry tools, high rise packs, and a combi tool. The two FF/Paramedics that staff each unit can be utilized as needed during an incident. These nimble units were also designed to support technical rescue operations with use of the crane. Although not as large as the one found on the heavy rescue, these smaller cranes can assist in hillside rescues where the larger rotator cannot access.

Technical specifications:

2019 RAM 5500 4x4/BME

6.7 Liter Cummins Diesel Engine

325 HP, 750 lb ft Torque

Aisin® AS69RC 6-Speed Transmission

Maintainer EH4520 crane

Onan 20 kW generator

NightScan Profiler light tower

Credit:

David H for the compartments

Abeed M for the decals

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It’s #MedicMonday! Castle Beach Fire Department has taken delivery of a brand new 2019 RAM 4x4 rescue ambulance for Station 15 and will be assigned the shop number 32007. With this new resource, there are now 2 ALS transport units on CBX property. This is crucial, as only Battalion 4 units are allowed to enter the airstrip and hangars. Rescue Ambulance 15 features working compartments as well as a full interior.

Technical Specs:

2019 RAM 4500 4x4/Braun NW

6.7 liter Cummins Diesel Engine

325 HP, 750 lb ft Torque

Aisin AS69RC 6-speed transmission

Motorola Spectra siren

Whelen lighting

Certified ALS transport

Credits:

David H for the rear doors

Abeed M for the decals

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Due to the extensive parking structures at CBX, CBFD has acquired this RAM/BME 4x4 Type VI to handle nuisance fires where the larger triple combinations cannot go. This apparatus is assigned the shop number 52008 and will be designated Fast Response 10. The bumper monitor can also attack fire from the safety of the cab. Another purpose for this rig is to assist with medical emergencies, freeing the larger apparatus for more serious calls. Fast Response 10 will also carry a combi tool to initiate extrication of people involved in a motor vehicle accident should this rig be the first on scene of the incident.

Technical specifications:

2019 RAM 5500 4x4

5.7 Liter Cummins Diesel Engine

325 HP, 750 lb ft Torque

Aisin® AS69RC 6-Speed Transmission

300 gpm Darley pump

300 Gallon Water Tank

20 Gallon Intefral® Foam Tank

FoamPro® 1601 Foam System

Hannay® Super Booster 200 ft Hose Reel

Two 1.5” Discharges

One 2.5” Intake

Maintainer EH4520 crane

Onan 20 kW generator

NightScan Profiler light tower

Credit:

David H for the compartments

Abeed M for the decals

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It’s #FireChiefTuesday! Castle Beach Fire Department has acquired this 2020 RAM 1500 Special Service Vehicle to serve as the Chief of Department’s vehicle. The previous 2017 Chevrolet Suburban will be relegated to the Fire Marshall’s rig.

Technical specs:

2020 RAM 1500 4x4 Special Service Vehicle

5.7P HEMI V8 engine

7 Motorola APX8500 All Band Dual Head Radios

DirecTV in-motion Satellite System

MSAT Satellite Phone and Data System

EZ-Up and Map Storage

Dual Screen MDC with wired and wireless network

iPort wireless iPad Charging system on full motion swing arm mount

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Castle Beach Police Department operates this 2020 RAM 1500 Special Service Vehicle. While Ford Explorers or Dodge Chargers are the more common units in the fleet, the RAM 1500 pickup makes a statement when it arrives on scene!

Technical specs:

2020 RAM 1500 4x4

5.7P HEMI V8 engine

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Los Angelego County Fire Department has placed this Seagrave Capitol triple combination engine in service as Engine 43. This apparatus will be housed alongside Squad 43 and Engine 343. Engine 43 also showcases the 2021 LAcoFD triple combination spec, which is based off the real LAcoFD engines. Features such as the side mounted ground ladders, trash hook, pike pole, and hard suction were crucial elements that I wanted on this rig and I was glad to be able to fit all of them all while keeping the functional compartments and the working hosebed covers.

Technical specs:

2021 142” Stainless Steel Seagrave Capitol 6-man Cab

500-hp Cummins X-12 engine

Federal Signal Navigator Discrete light bar

Hi-Viz BG2 brow lighting

Wilburt NightScan PowerLite

B&M Super Chief siren

Motorola Spectra siren

Grover air horns

Onan 20 kW on-board generator

2250 gpm Waterous CMUC20 two-stage pump

500 gal water

20 gal Class A foam

40 gal Class B foam

Akron Brass StreamMaster 2000 gpm monitor

750 ft of 4” LDH

750 ft of 2.5” hose

500 ft of 3” hose

400 ft of 1.75” hose

400 ft of 1.5” hose

400 ft of 1” hose

100 ft of booster hose

High-rise packs

Certified ALS non-transport

Credits:

David H for the compartments

CC for various pump panel ideas

Tim J for the rear discharges suggestion

Abeed M for the decals and other technical support

Derotic LLC for technical specs

Code R Decals and Graphics for inspiring the decal package

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The brand new Fast Response vehicles have now been placed in service! To assist with the ever growing number of EMS calls, Castle Beach Fire Department has placed these two fast response vehicles at Stations 1 and 2. These apparatus are not only equipped for EMS, but also for fire and rescue since the FRs have forcible entry tools, high rise packs, and a combi tool. The two FF/Paramedics that staff each unit can be utilized as needed during an incident. These nimble units were also designed to support technical rescue operations with use of the crane. Although not as large as the one found on the heavy rescue, these smaller cranes can assist in hillside rescues where the larger rotator cannot access.

Technical specifications:

2019 RAM 5500 4x4/BME

6.7 Liter Cummins Diesel Engine

325 HP, 750 lb ft Torque

Aisin® AS69RC 6-Speed Transmission

Maintainer EH4520 crane

Onan 20 kW generator

NightScan Profiler light tower

Credit:

David H for the compartments

Abeed M for the decals

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It’s #WorkstarWednesday! Brickadia Fire & Rescue has placed this Air & Light unit in service at Station 37. A&L 37 is built on a 2020 International Workstar with SVI bodywork. Responding to extended incidents, this apparatus provides rehab for operating units by providing refreshments as well as a lavatory. A Mako air refilling station allows for SCBA to be refilled on-scene rather than having to return to headquarters to retrieve more air bottles. In the rear, a 30-gal Trimax CAFS unit can be used for small fires or decontamination purposes. A&L 37 is also equipped with an onboard air compressor for hydraulic powered tools and a generator to run electric powered tools.

Technical specs:

2020 International Workstar 4x4 with SVI bodywork

Cummins L9 engine

Allison EVS 4000 transmission

Vertical exhaust piping

FRC scene lighting

Harrison 20-kW PTO-driven generator

185-cfm Vanair PTO-driven air compressor

Code 3 Lighting

B&M Super Chief Siren

Motorola Spectra electronic siren

Grover Air horns

Mako Mobile Air refill station

Trimax 30 gal CAFS unit

Inspired by:

North Bellmore FD Tech Rescue 6512

Credits:

James K, Abeed M, Sven J, and CC for inspiring the front

David H for inspiring the compartments

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Castle Beach Fire Department has placed this Seagrave Marauder II triple combination engine in service as Engine 201. As part of the busiest light force in the city, Engine 201, along with Truck 1, responds to nearly 15 calls a day! Engine 201 serves the downtown district of Castle Beach along with the rest of the apparatus housed at Station 1. E201 features the latest innovations and incorporates a large amount of unconventional techniques to achieve the optimal size and length all while maintaining structural integrity. The 2020 version is slated for a brief refurbishment and will then be placed in service as Engine 205 soon.

Technical specs:

2022 141” Stainless Steel Seagrave Marauder 6-man Cab

500-hp Cummins X-12 engine

Federal Signal Navigator lightbar

Hi-Viz BG2 brow lighting

Will bury NightScan PowerLite

B&M Super Chief siren

Federal Signal Unitrol Omega 90 electronic siren

Grover air horns

Onan 20 kW on-board generator

2250 gpm Waterous CMUC20 two-stage pump

500 gal water

20 gal Class A foam

40 gal Class B foam

Akron Brass StreamMaster 2000 gpm monitor

Akron Brass 300gpm bumper monitor

750 ft of 4” LDH

750 ft of 2.5” hose

500 ft of 3” hose

400 ft of 1.75” hose

400 ft of 1.5” hose

400 ft of 1” hose

100 ft of booster hose

High-rise packs

Certified ALS non-transport

Credits:

David H for the compartments

CC for various pump panel ideas

Abeed M for the decals and other technical support

Derotic LLC for technical specs

Code R Decals and Graphics for inspiring the decal package

Builder’s note: Comparing this rig with the 2020 version shows many changes, notably with the rear design. Whereas the previous design had inherent flaws connecting the hosebed to the body, this version utilized SNOT techniques to stabilize that particular area. In addition, I was able to shorten the body by 1.3 studs, allowing for a better scaled apparatus.

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Wildland 1 has been delivered just in time for wildland fire season! This BME Type III is based off the CalFire Model 34 spec with Castle Beach modifications. This apparatus will be housed at Station 1 and staffed as needed. During strike team deployments, Wildland 1 can be assigned to a variety of tasks including structural protection or fire attack. The 4x4 chassis allows the rig to access places where regular Type 1 engines cannot go.

Technical specs:

International 7400 4 Door, Single Axle, 4×4 Chassis

Cummins L9, 330 HP / 1,000 LB FT

Allison 3000 Transmission

Darley JMP 500 gpm 2-Stage Pump

Darley 1-1/2 AGE Auxiliary Pump

Pump & Roll Capabilities

FoamPro 1601 Foam System

500 Gallon Poly Water Tank

20 Gallon Poly Foam Tank

Bumper mounted TFT Tornado Monitor

Battery operated Holmatro combi tool

400 ft of 4” LDH

250 ft of 1.75” attack hose

300 ft of 1.5” forestry hose

Credits:

James K, Sven, CC, and Abeed M for general inspiration

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Studington Fire Rescue has placed Rescue 11 in service! Modeled after FDNY rescues, Rescue 11 serves the downtown area of Studington alongside Truck 11, Battalion Chief 2, TSU 11, and Utility 11. Staffed by 5, Rescue 11 responds to working fires, MVAs, technical rescue calls, and other incidents where people need to be rescued.

Builder’s note: Rescue 11 was actually built right after I finished FDNY Rescue 1, but it was only now that I finished the decals 💀 Anyway, building this has given me a ton of new techniques to ingratiate into future builds! I do wish 1x3x4 doors were a bit cheaper and had more variety colorwise, so unless this changes, you mostly likely won’t see me do slam doors on my future builds. Also, in case you didn’t know, I’m a huge fan of the E-ONE/Saulsbury rescues that FDNY ran, and in my own humble opinion, FDNY should’ve gone with E-ONE for their rescues, although I’m not mad that the next batch will be Seagraves. This rescue is what I envision if FDNY stuck with E-ONE instead of going to Ferrara.

Technical specs:

2025 E-ONE Cyclone II 25’ walk-in heavy rescue

500-hp Cummins X-12 engine

Allison EVS 4000 automatic transmission

Federal Signal Vision SLR lightbar

Hi-Viz BG2 brow lighting

Willburt NightScan PowerLite

Federal Signal Pathfinder electronic siren

FLIR M500 thermal camera

Grover air horns

25,000-lb. hydraulic rear winch

12,000-lb. front Ramsey winch

20-kW Onan hydraulic PTO-driven generator

185-cfm Vanair PTO-driven air compressor

Homatro Pentheon battery operated extrication tools

48' of ground ladders

Credits:

D2, CC, Paulo R

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Wildland 1 has been delivered just in time for wildland fire season! This BME Type III is based off the CalFire Model 34 spec with Castle Beach modifications. This apparatus will be housed at Station 1 and staffed as needed. During strike team deployments, Wildland 1 can be assigned to a variety of tasks including structural protection or fire attack. The 4x4 chassis allows the rig to access places where regular Type 1 engines cannot go.

Technical specs:

International 7400 4 Door, Single Axle, 4×4 Chassis

Cummins L9, 330 HP / 1,000 LB FT

Allison 3000 Transmission

Darley JMP 500 gpm 2-Stage Pump

Darley 1-1/2 AGE Auxiliary Pump

Pump & Roll Capabilities

FoamPro 1601 Foam System

500 Gallon Poly Water Tank

20 Gallon Poly Foam Tank

Bumper mounted TFT Tornado Monitor

Battery operated Holmatro combi tool

400 ft of 4” LDH

250 ft of 1.75” attack hose

300 ft of 1.5” forestry hose

Credits:

James K, Sven, CC, and Abeed M for general inspiration

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Brickadia Fire Rescue has placed this 2020 Pierce Enforcer tandem-axle rescue in service as US&R 36! This is the department’s first ever urban search and rescue apparatus and will greatly enhance their technical rescue capabilities. Since US&R 36 is only staffed by an engineer and a captain (with additional personnel from other companies), the committee decided to install a command center in lieu of where the crew would usually sit. Due to several freeways and major roads, this apparatus was designed to respond to most, if not all, motor vehicle accidents with trapped parties. As part of CA-RTF4, Brickadia can supply a rescue team and equipment that specializes in collapse, high angle, low angle, and trench rescues.

Technical specs:

2020 Pierce Enforcer

TAK-4 independent front suspension

525-hp Detroit Diesel DD13 engine

Allison EVS 4500 automatic transmission

25,000-lb. hydraulic rear winch

12,000-lb. front Ramsey winch

20-kW Onan hydraulic PTO-driven generator

185-cfm Vanair PTO-driven air compressor

Code 3 Lighting

B&M Super Chief Siren

Federal Signal Touchmaster Siren

Grover Air horns

Forcible entry tools

Holmatro EVO3 extraction tools

Liberator 4000 crane

Inflatable raft

Cribbing and airbags for stabilization

Paratech struts

96' of ground ladders

Level-A personal protective gear and immersion suits

Rigging gear

Arcair Slice MAPP and oxyacetylene cutting tools

4 different kinds of saws

Lifting bags

10- 20- and 30-ton jacks

Rocco rope systems

Elevator kits

Air manifold cart with assorted tools

Pipeline keys (water and gas)

Pavement breakers

.45-caliber line guns

2- and 3-ton grip hoists

Rabbit tools

Hydra rams

Exothermic torches

Subway equipment

Gas and electric generators

Various meters

Thermal imaging cameras

Sperian Warrior 45-min SCBAs with spare tanks

Inspired by:

LAFD US&R 88

Chula Vista USAR 53

San Diego US&R 2

Santa Monica US&R 2

Elizabeth, NJ Rescue 1

Credits:

David H for inspiring the compartments

Abeed M for the lettering and words of encouragement

Builder’s note:

I am beyond stoked at how well this rig turned out! From expanding the size of the cabinets, to installing a functional tool board, I can definitely say that this one of my most ambitious projects so far!

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CBPD has placed this Dodge Charger Pursuit in service! Serving as the backbone of the CBPD fleet, this vehicle is nimble, yet can catch up to criminals thanks to the 5.7L HEMI V8 engine.

Technical specs:

2020 Dodge Charger Pursuit AWD

5.7-L HEMI® V-8 with fuel saver technology

Credits:

Sven J

CC

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Truck 10 has received updated graphics before returning to service at Station 10 - CBX. As one can immediately tell, this rig is different than the other frontline truck companies at Castle Beach Fire Department. The most obvious difference is the color scheme. While the other truck companies are red with a white stripe, Truck 10 is lime green with a reflective blue stripe to aid in visualization as it is the first due truck company at CBX. Another huge difference is the fact that this is a quint. As the airport has many terminals and cargo areas, the potential for fire to spread to a large amount of space in a short time is a possible scenario that may occur. Hence, all the frontline suppression apparatus are equipped with a pump and tank to assist with fire alarms. Also, Truck 10 will be the second truck company (after Truck 5) to be fully staffed and will be a separate company from Engine 210. In addition, Truck 10 stores several of the Holmatro extraction equipment in the bumper as the large first compartment was replaced by the pump.

Truck 10 Technical Specs:

2018 KME Severe Service 101' tiller with 500 lb tipload

Cummins X15 600-hp engine

Allison EVS 4500 transmission

Code 3 lighting

NightScan PowerLite

B&M Super Chief siren

Motorola Spectra siren

Grover air horns

2000 gpm Waterous CMU 2-stage pump

300 gal water

20 gal Class A foam

40 gal Class B foam

2000 gpm TFT Monsoon remote controlled wagon battery

225 ft of ground ladders

Holmatro Extraction Equipment

Onan 20 kW on-board generator

The officer's side was structured to carry truck company equipment, while the driver’s side was designed to store rescue tools.

Listed are some of the major tools carried by Truck 10:

Saws:

- (3) Temptest Ventmaster chain saws

- (2) Partner K12-950 rotary saws

- Electric chain saw

- Electric circular saw

- Electric Milwaukee Sawzall

- (2) Dewalt Battery Reciprocating saws

- Dewalt Battery drill

- Dewalt Battery circular saw

Fans:

- Tempest 18” electric ppv fan (16,800 cfm)

- Lifejack 18” gas ppv fan (18,000 cfm)

- 16” electric fan

Rapid Intervention Team:

- RIT tool bag

- RIT scba bag

- RIT rescue rope

Salvage:

- (5) 9x12 salvage covers

- (1) Floor runner cover

- (2) Salvage tubs

Suppression:

- (2) AFFF extinguishers

- (2) Dry chemical extinguishers

- CO2 extinguisher

- (2) Water extinguishers

Rope Rescue:

- (6) 200' rescue rope

- (2) 300' rescue rope

- (4) Full body harnesses

- (2) Rigging bags, each containing:

- (20) 20' webbing

- (20) Prussics (assorted sizes)

- (20) steel carabiners

- (2) gibbs ascenders

- rigging plate

- brake bar rack

- Full body harness

- (2) 3/8 double sheave pulley

- (2) 4 inch pulleys (prussic minded)

- (4) 3 inch single pulleys

Homatro Jaws of Life Hydraulic Rescue System:

- PPU 15 power plant (220V)

- DPU 30 power plant (220V)

- 32’ Holmatro hydraulic hose reels

- SP 5260 32” spreader (112,400 lbs)

- TR 4340 C Telescopic Ram (48,780 lbs)

- TR 4350 C Telescopic Ram (48,780 lbs)

- CU 5050 cutter (317,430 lbs)

- CU 4035 C NCT cutter (79,810 lbs)

- CU 4055 C NCT cutter (228,900 lbs)

- HRS22 Ram Support

- Various accessories

Cribbing/Stabilization:

- (10) 6x6's

- (4) 6x6 wedges

- (25) 2x4's

- (4) 4x4x36's

- (46) 4x4's

- (20) 4x4 wedges

- (4) Step-chocks

- (2) Hi-lift jacks

- (2) Junkyard Dog Nightmare struts

- (2) Junkyard Dog G-Force struts

- (10) Steel pickets

- (2) Enerpac P392 manual hydraulic pumps

- Enerpac spreader

- (2) 25-Ton hydraulic bottle jacks

- (2) 10-Ton bottle jacks

- (2) 1.5 Ton Com-a-long

- .75 Ton Com-a-long

- (6) 3/8” chain – 10ft

- (4) 3/8" chain - 20ft

- Chain shorteners and hooks

Paratech Maxiforce Air Bags:

- KPI-1 ton airbag (6x6)

- (2) KPI-5 ton airbags (10x10)

- (2) KPI-8 ton airbags (12x12)

- KPI-12 ton airbag (15x15)

- (2) KPI-22 ton airbags (20x20)

- (2) KPI-32 ton airbags (24x24)

- KPI-44 ton airbag (28x28)

- (2) KPI-55 ton airbag (32x32)

- KPI-74 ton airbag (37x37)

Total: 375 tons

Pneumatic Tools:

-Paratech Air Source Cart (160 cuft of air)

-Paratech Airgun 40

-Paratech Pakhammer 90

-Impact wrench

-Pneumatic drill

-Pneumatic cut-off saw

In addition, the apparatus carries 241 ft. of ground ladders. The complement consists of extension ladders, wall ladders, and roof ladders. The extension ladder complement consists of one 35 ft. ladder, one 14 ft. ladder, one 12 ft ladder, and one collapsible 10 ft. ladder. The wall ladder complement includes two 24 ft. ladders, two 20 ft. ladders, and two 16 ft. ladders. The roof ladder complement has one 20 ft. ladder, one 16 ft. ladder, and two 12 ft. ladders.

Credits:

David H for the functional compartments

Paulo R for the turntable design and cord reel

Abeed M and Jeff B for their big time assist with the decals

Inspired by:

Orange County Fire Authority Truck 61

Los Angeles County Fire Dept Quint 15

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It’s #SeagraveSaturday! Castle Beach Fire Department has taken delivery of a brand new Seagrave Capitol Tractor-drawn Aerial (TDA) and will be placing the rig in service as Truck 1. The former 2019 Seagrave Marauder II TDA will be reassigned to Truck 5. Although Truck 1 comes in at 61 ft in length, the apparatus can maneuver much easier than a rear-mount or mid-mount aerial thanks to the steering 5th wheel. As the busiest truck company in the city, Truck 1 sees action in downtown, the port, and the various freeways that connect Castle Beach to other municipalities. Per the Castle Beach Fire Department Truck Company Specification, this apparatus is a straight truck, carrying no water or hose. If necessary, a 3” monitor can be supplied by the 2-car and attached to the tip of the aerial for master stream operations. As part of the technical rescue team, this apparatus (along with Truck 2) has an A-frame gantry to assist with lifting heavy objects or for low angle rescues.

Truck 1 Technical Specs:

2020 142” Stainless Steel Seagrave Capitol 6-man Cab with a 14” raised roof

100’ HD aerial with a 500 lb tip load

500-hp Cummins X-12 engine

Code 3 emergency lighting

FRC scene lighting

Wilburt Night scan PowerLite

B&M Super Chief siren

Federal Signal Touchmaster siren

Grover air horns

Onan 20 kW on-board generator

Vanair Pro 185-cfm air compressor

Ramsey Winch 12K

Forcible entry tools

RIT/FAST tools

Holmatro EVO 3 cordless rescue tools

2 PPV fans

Spill equipment

High/low angle rescue equipment

276 ft of ground ladders

The driver's side was structured to carry truck company equipment, while the officer's side was designed to store rescue tools.

Listed are some of the major tools carried by Truck 1:

Saws:

- (3) Temptest Ventmaster chain saws

- (2) Partner K12-950 rotary saws

- Electric chain saw

- Electric circular saw

- Electric Milwaukee Sawzall

- (2) Dewalt Battery Reciprocating saws

- Dewalt Battery drill

- Dewalt Battery circular saw

Fans:

- Tempest 18” electric ppv fan (16,800 cfm)

- Lifejack 18” gas ppv fan (18,000 cfm)

- (2) 16” electric fans

Rapid Intervention Team:

- RIT tool bag

- RIT scba bag

- RIT rescue rope

Salvage:

- (5) 9x12 salvage covers

- (1) Floor runner cover

- (2) Salvage tubs

Suppression:

- (2) AFFF extinguishers

- (2) Dry chemical extinguishers

- CO2 extinguisher

- (2) Water extinguishers

Rope Rescue:

- (6) 200' rescue rope

- (2) 300' rescue rope

- (4) Full body harnesses

- (2) Rigging bags, each containing:

- (20) 20' webbing

- (20) Prussics (assorted sizes)

- (20) steel carabiners

- (2) gibbs ascenders

- rigging plate

- brake bar rack

- Full body harness

- (2) 3/8 double sheave pulley

- (2) 4 inch pulleys (prussic minded)

- (4) 3 inch single pulleys

Holmatro Hydraulic Rescue System:

- PPU 15 power plant (220V)

- DPU 30 power plant (220V)

- 32’ Holmatro hydraulic hose reels

- SP 5260 32” spreader (112,400 lbs)

- TR 4340 C Telescopic Ram (48,780 lbs)

- TR 4350 C Telescopic Ram (48,780 lbs)

- CU 5050 cutter (317,430 lbs)

- CU 4035 C NCT cutter (79,810 lbs)

- CU 4055 C NCT cutter (228,900 lbs)

- HRS22 Ram Support

- Various accessories

Holmatro EVO 3 Rescue System:

- GCU 5060 I Cutter

- GSP 5240 CL Spreader

- GRA 4331 RAM

- Various accessories

Cribbing/Stabilization:

- (10) 6x6's

- (4) 6x6 wedges

- (25) 2x4's

- (4) 4x4x36's

- (46) 4x4's

- (20) 4x4 wedges

- (4) Step-chocks

- (2) Hi-lift jacks

- (2) Junkyard Dog Nightmare struts

- (2) Junkyard Dog G-Force struts

- (10) Steel pickets

- (2) Enerpac P392 manual hydraulic pumps

- Enerpac spreader

- (2) 25-Ton hydraulic bottle jacks

- (2) 10-Ton bottle jacks

- (2) 1.5 Ton Com-a-long

- .75 Ton Com-a-long

- (6) 3/8” chain – 10ft

- (4) 3/8" chain - 20ft

- Chain shorteners and hooks

Paratech Maxiforce Air Bags:

- KPI-1 ton airbag (6x6)

- (2) KPI-5 ton airbags (10x10)

- (2) KPI-8 ton airbags (12x12)

- KPI-12 ton airbag (15x15)

- (2) KPI-22 ton airbags (20x20)

- (2) KPI-32 ton airbags (24x24)

- KPI-44 ton airbag (28x28)

- (2) KPI-55 ton airbag (32x32)

- KPI-74 ton airbag (37x37)

Total: 375 tons

Pneumatic Tools:

-Paratech Air Source Cart (160 cuft of air)

-Paratech Airgun 40

-Paratech Pakhammer 90

-Impact wrench

-Pneumatic drill

-Pneumatic cut-off saw

In addition, the apparatus carries 276 ft. of ground ladders. The complement consists of extension ladders, wall ladders, and roof ladders. The extension ladder complement consists of two 35 ft. ladders, one 14 ft. ladder, one 12 ft ladder, and one collapsible 10 ft. ladder. The wall ladder complement includes two 24 ft. ladders, two 20 ft. ladders, and two 16 ft. ladders. The roof ladder complement has one 20 ft. ladder, one 16 ft. ladder, and two 12 ft. ladders.

Inspired by:

Carmel, IN Truck 41

Seattle Fire Department Truck 10

Los Angeles Fire Department Truck 11

Credits:

David H for the functional doors

Derotic Emergency Equipment for supplying technical details

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CBFD firefighters responded to a motor vehicle accident involving 6 automobiles today. A total of ten individuals were extricated, four of which were transported to Castle Beach General Hospital for moderate to critical injuries. The rest of the minifigs were released on scene. @castlebeachpolice would like to remind our constituents that the use of mobile phones is illegal in Castle Beach and can result in severe fines and/or suspension of your driver’s license.

Seen here are two CBFD firefighters moving equipment to the incident while Officer Josephine from CBPD directs traffic away from the scene.

Companies on the ticket: E3, E8, E12, E14, E201, E203, E206, T1, T3, T5, T6, R1, RA1, RA201, RA2, RA3, RA6, RA9, US&R 2, S5, BC2, BC3, Safety, EMS 8, EMS 9.

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It’s #TowerThursday! The city of Brick Mawr is a small bustling town located in the southeast portion of Los Angelego County. Brick Mawr Fire Department annually runs 5000 calls per year out of one station: Station 43, which houses one engine, this tower ladder, a paramedic squad, a McCorbrick BLS ambulance, and a battalion chief.

Truck 43 is a 2014 Smeal Sirius 100’ rear-mount platform and responds first-due to all structure fires. This truck also carries a complete Holmatro extraction tools, Paratech struts and airbags. For structure fires, the rig is equipped with forcible entry tools, ventilation tools, and 167 ft of ground ladders.

Technical Specs:

2014 Smeal Sirius 100’ RM tower ladder

B&M Super Chief siren

Federal Signal Touchmaster siren

Grover air horns

Code 3 lighting package

2000 gpm Waterous two-stage pump

420 gal water tank

20 gal Class A foam

40 gal Class B foam

500’ of 4” LDH

400’ of 2.5” attack hose

400’ of 1.75” attack hose

400’ of 1.5” attack hose

300’ of 1” attack hose

100’ of booster hose

High rise packs

Certified ALS non-transport unit

Complete Holmatro EVO-3 battery operated extraction equipment

Paratech struts and airbags

167’ of ground ladders

Credits:

Bryn Mawr, PA for city name and color scheme inspiration

St. Louis Fire Department H&L 1

David H for the compartments

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Seeing that I forgot to post this here, I am now updating Rescue 1 to its current iteration. Rescue 1 has received their latest rig, a 2021 Seagrave Marauder II/SVI heavy rescue! This rig replaces the 2017 Spartan Gladiator. Like the previous generation of rescues, this apparatus has a partial walk-in compartment that stores the wet/dry suits, ALS equipment, and forcible entry tools. Also, a custom slide out increases interior space for command purposes. Unlike the prior rigs, the side door to the walk-in compartment was eliminated as the crew primarily enters through the cab. This allowed design engineers to add storage solutions for high frequency tools. Another new change for the rig was to move the air compressor to the top of the rig to free up space in the compartments.

Rescue 1 is staffed by 6 men and responds to calls in the northern half of the city, while Rescue 2 handles the southern half. Rescue 1 also cross-staffs Rescue Platform 1. The compartments hold a wide variety of tools for various rescue applications including confined space rescue, high angle rescue, trench rescue, vehicle extrication, underwater/swift water rescue, and hazmat.

Technical specs:

2021 Seagrave Marauder II/SVI Heavy Rescue

455-hp Detroit Diesel Series 60 engine

Allison EVS 4000 automatic transmission

25,000-lb. hydraulic rear winch

12,000-lb. front Ramsey winch

20-kW Onan hydraulic PTO-driven generator

185-cfm Vanair PTO-driven air compressor

Federal Signal lighting

HiViz BG2 brow light

B&M Super Chief Siren

Motorola Spectra Siren

Grover Air horns

Credits:

David H for the functional compartments

Abeed M for the decals

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Castle Beach Fire Department has updated Engine 17 to this 2019 Seagrave Marauder II triple combination which formerly served as Engine 1. Engine 17’s previous rig, a 2005 Seagrave Commander triple, will then be moved to the training academy. Engine 17 also showcases the updated “1” series spec. The biggest change to the design is the removal of the medical compartment from just behind the cab to now having a full compartment on the officer’s side dedicated to advanced life support gear. With the rise of different kinds of medical emergencies, CBFD is taking measures to stay prepared for any emergency! Engine 17 serves the Pacific Heights region and sees roughly 9 calls a day.

Engine 17 technical specs:

2019 Seagrave Marauder II Triple Combination

Cummins X12 475-hp engine

Alison transmission

Code 3 lighting

B&M Super Chief siren

Motorola Spectra siren

Grover air horns

Waterous CMU 2250 gpm two-stage pump

500 gal water

20 gal Class A foam

40 gal Class B foam

750 ft of 4” LDH

750 ft of 2.5” hose

500 ft of 3” hose

400 ft of 1.75” hose

400 ft of 1.5” hose

400 ft of 1” hose

100 ft of booster hose

2000 gpm Akron Brass StreamMaster monitor

NightScan PowerLite

Certified ALS non-transport

Holmatro EVO 3 extraction equipment

Absorbent for spills

Credits:

David H for the functional compartments

CC and Sven for the pump panel

Abeed M for the decals

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The brand new Rescue Platforms have arrived! Rescue Platforms play a vital role in the department as they are the only aerial devices with a platform or bucket. These apparatus are useful in situations requiring an elevated platform for rescue operations or master stream operations. Since both rescue platforms are not responding as first-due truck companies, they do not carry the standard complement of truck company tools; rather, they carry specialized equipment, such as collapse, high angle, or low angle rescue equipment. The department selected the 95' Aerialscope after having a trial run with a Rosenbauer T-Rex assigned to RP1 and an Aerialscope assigned to RP2 for two years. Despite the articulating jib, the Rosenbauer was not selected for department use as it required additional time to setup. Ultimately, the Aerialscope was selected due to its unmatched stability. The boom can extend 9 degrees below grade to 75 degrees above grade. It is also capable of a 1000 lb tip load while flowing 1000 gpm, unrestricted. When retracted, the boom can lift up to 5000 lbs.

Rescue Platform 1 Technical Specs:

2020 Seagrave Marauder II

95’ Aerialscope

500-hp Cummins x12 engine

Code 3 lighting

NightScan PowerLite

B&M Super Chief siren

Federal Signal Touchmaster sure

Grover air horns

Onan 20 kW on-board generator

Forcible entry tools

RIT/FAST tools

Holmatro EVO 3 cordless rescue tools

2 PPV fans

Spill equipment

Low angle rescue equipment

163’ of ground ladders

Credit:

David H for the functional doors and boom

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Multiple companies responded to a major emergency structure fire today at 9265 West Brickton Ave. CBFD personnel extinguished flames in a 100’ x 250’ 1 story concrete commercial building in just under 79 minutes this morning. No injuries were reported. Fire is under investigation. Pictured here are four truck companies staged during the incident.

Companies on the ticket: E1 E2 E4 E5 E7 E10 E11 E14 E15 E201 E203 E204 E205 E209 T1 T3 T4 T5 T9 T10 US&R2 R1 S5 S10 HM1 RA1 RA201 RA5 RA15 FR1 BC1 BC2 CM1 SA1 MVU9 LAcoFD T105 LAcoFD BC1 BFR T36 BFR BC36 PFD E69 BMFD T43

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Reserve Engine 503 is one of several reserve engines that Castle Beach operates. RE503 is a 2007 Pierce Arrow XT and marked the switch to a new engine layout featuring all roll up compartments and the removal of the ground ladders on the curb side. The department experimented with having a ground ladder rack, but engines purchased after 2009 ultimately had internal ladder compartments as motorized ladder racks required space to deploy and additional time to retrieve the ladders. Reserve Engine 503 is housed at Station 2 alongside Reserve Engine 504 and Reserve Truck 502.

Technical specs:

2007 Pierce Arrow XT triple combination

TAK-4 independent suspension

470-hp Detroit Diesel engine

Code 3 lighting

B&M Super Chief siren

Motorola Spectra siren

Grover air horns

NightScan Powerlite device

Waterous 2000 gpm two-stage pump

500 gal water

20 gal Class A foam

40 gal Class B foam

Husky foam system

Inspired by:

LAFD 2003-2007 Pierce Arrow XT engines

Arcadia Fire Department 2005 Pierce Arrow XT Engine 105

Credits:

David H for the functional compartments

CC for various pump panel elements

Abeed M for the decals

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It’s #TillerTuesday! Castle Beach Fire Department has taken delivery of a brand new Pierce Quantum Tractor-drawn Aerial (with 15 functional compartments). Although Truck 2 comes in at 62 ft in length, the apparatus can maneuver much easier than a rear-mount or mid-mount aerial thanks to the steering 5th wheel. Truck 2 is assigned the shop number 22004 and will see action shortly. Per the Castle Beach Fire Department Truck Company Specification, this apparatus is a straight truck, carrying no water or hose. If necessary, a 3” monitor can be supplied by the 2-car and attached to the tip of the aerial for master stream operations. As part of the technical rescue team, this apparatus (along with Truck 1) has an A-frame gantry to assist with lifting heavy objects or for low angle rescues.

Truck 2 Technical Specs:

2020 Pierce Quantum 6-man Cab with a 22” raised roof

Ascendant 107’ HD aerial with a 750 lb tipload

525-hp Detroit Diesel DD13engine

Allison 4500 EVS transmission

TAK-4 independent suspension

Code 3 emergency lighting

FRC scene lighting

Wilburt Night scan PowerLite

B&M Super Chief siren

Federal Signal Touchmaster siren

Grover air horns

Onan 20 kW on-board generator

Vanair Pro 185-cfm air compressor

Ramsey Winch 12K

Forcible entry tools

RIT/FAST tools

Holmatro EVO 3 cordless rescue tools

2 PPV fans

Spill equipment

High/low angle rescue equipment

276 ft of ground ladders

The driver's side was structured to carry truck company equipment, while the officer's side was designed to store rescue tools.

Listed are some of the major tools carried by Truck 2:

Saws:

- (3) Temptest Ventmaster chain saws

- (2) Partner K12-950 rotary saws

- Electric chain saw

- Electric circular saw

- Electric Milwaukee Sawzall

- (2) Dewalt Battery Reciprocating saws

- Dewalt Battery drill

- Dewalt Battery circular saw

Fans:

- Tempest 18” electric ppv fan (16,800 cfm)

- Lifejack 18” gas ppv fan (18,000 cfm)

- (2) 16” electric fans

Rapid Intervention Team:

- RIT tool bag

- RIT scba bag

- RIT rescue rope

Salvage:

- (5) 9x12 salvage covers

- (1) Floor runner cover

- (2) Salvage tubs

Suppression:

- (2) AFFF extinguishers

- (2) Dry chemical extinguishers

- CO2 extinguisher

- (2) Water extinguishers

Rope Rescue:

- (6) 200' rescue rope

- (2) 300' rescue rope

- (4) Full body harnesses

- (2) Rigging bags, each containing:

- (20) 20' webbing

- (20) Prussics (assorted sizes)

- (20) steel carabiners

- (2) gibbs ascenders

- rigging plate

- brake bar rack

- Full body harness

- (2) 3/8 double sheave pulley

- (2) 4 inch pulleys (prussic minded)

- (4) 3 inch single pulleys

Holmatro Hydraulic Rescue System:

- PPU 15 power plant (220V)

- DPU 30 power plant (220V)

- 32’ Holmatro hydraulic hose reels

- SP 5260 32” spreader (112,400 lbs)

- TR 4340 C Telescopic Ram (48,780 lbs)

- TR 4350 C Telescopic Ram (48,780 lbs)

- CU 5050 cutter (317,430 lbs)

- CU 4035 C NCT cutter (79,810 lbs)

- CU 4055 C NCT cutter (228,900 lbs)

- HRS22 Ram Support

- Various accessories

Holmatro EVO 3 Rescue System:

- GCU 5060 I Cutter

- GSP 5240 CL Spreader

- GRA 4331 RAM

- Various accessories

Cribbing/Stabilization:

- (10) 6x6's

- (4) 6x6 wedges

- (25) 2x4's

- (4) 4x4x36's

- (46) 4x4's

- (20) 4x4 wedges

- (4) Step-chocks

- (2) Hi-lift jacks

- (2) Junkyard Dog Nightmare struts

- (2) Junkyard Dog G-Force struts

- (10) Steel pickets

- (2) Enerpac P392 manual hydraulic pumps

- Enerpac spreader

- (2) 25-Ton hydraulic bottle jacks

- (2) 10-Ton bottle jacks

- (2) 1.5 Ton Com-a-long

- .75 Ton Com-a-long

- (6) 3/8” chain – 10ft

- (4) 3/8" chain - 20ft

- Chain shorteners and hooks

Paratech Maxiforce Air Bags:

- KPI-1 ton airbag (6x6)

- (2) KPI-5 ton airbags (10x10)

- (2) KPI-8 ton airbags (12x12)

- KPI-12 ton airbag (15x15)

- (2) KPI-22 ton airbags (20x20)

- (2) KPI-32 ton airbags (24x24)

- KPI-44 ton airbag (28x28)

- (2) KPI-55 ton airbag (32x32)

- KPI-74 ton airbag (37x37)

Total: 375 tons

Pneumatic Tools:

-Paratech Air Source Cart (160 cuft of air)

-Paratech Airgun 40

-Paratech Pakhammer 90

-Impact wrench

-Pneumatic drill

-Pneumatic cut-off saw

In addition, the apparatus carries 276 ft. of ground ladders. The complement consists of extension ladders, wall ladders, and roof ladders. The extension ladder complement consists of two 35 ft. ladders, one 14 ft. ladder, one 12 ft ladder, and one collapsible 10 ft. ladder. The wall ladder complement includes two 24 ft. ladders, two 20 ft. ladders, and two 16 ft. ladders. The roof ladder complement has one 20 ft. ladder, one 16 ft. ladder, and two 12 ft. ladders.

Inspired by:

Seattle Fire Department Truck 10

Los Angeles Fire Department Truck 11

Credits:

David H for the functional doors

Abeed M for the decals

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It’s #TenderTuesday, featuring CBFD Water Tender 11! Purchased in 2004 to supply water for brush fires, WT11 is one of two water tenders. Water Tender 11 is also the last of the first generation Pierce Quantum cabs in service at Castle Beach. All Quantums purchased by the department between 1998 and 2004 have already been sold, traded-in, or donated. WT11 is also equipped like any of the frontline triple combinations except that it has less attack hose due to the portable tank located in the hosebed. During brushfire season, WT11 is staffed by 2 firefighters.

Technical specs:

2004 Pierce Quantum

525-hp Detroit Diesel DD13engine

Allison 4000 EVS transmission

TAK-4 independent suspension

Code 3 emergency lighting

FRC scene lighting

Wilburt Night scan PowerLite

B&M Super Chief siren

Motorola Spectra siren

Grover air horns

Onan 20 kW on-board generator

1500 gpm two-stage Waterous pump

2500 gal water

20 gal Class A foam

40 gal Class B foam

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Castle Beach Fire Department has updated Truck 5, which was the first of five rigs to be purchased in 2019 courtesy of the LEMA grant! Truck 5 is special in the fleet as it is one of two truck companies not tethered to the 2-car (with the other being Truck 10). The latest version of Truck 5 features new innovations and techniques resulting in a much more stable rig! Although Truck 5 comes in at 61 ft in length, the apparatus can maneuver much easier than a rear-mount or mid-mount aerial thanks to the steering 5th wheel. As the second busiest truck company in the city, Truck 5 sees action in mostly in downtown Castle Beach.

Truck 5 Technical Specs:

2019 Seagrave Marauder II 100’ heavy-duty tractor-drawn aerial

500-hp Cummins x12 engine

Whelen lighting

NightScan PowerLite

B&M Super Chief siren

Motorola Spectra siren

Grover air horns

276 ft of ground ladders

Holmatro Extraction Equipment

Onan 20 kW on-board generator

Vanair Pro 185-cfm air compressor

Inspired by:

Carmel, IN Truck 41

Seattle Fire Department Truck 10

Los Angeles Fire Department Truck 11

Credit:

David H for the compartments

Abeed M for the decals

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“I thought I told Grog to get the trash hook” - Captain Victor, 2020

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Castle Beach Fire Department has accepted delivery of the brand new Engine 3, which is the first Avenger in the fleet. Of significant note is the return of the urban attack spec for “1” series engines. However, special ops stations will continue to have the larger bodies for specialty equipment. This move allows “1” series engines to be passed down to the “200” seamlessly. Engine 3 is housed alongside Light Force 3 and serves the University district and averages 13 calls a day.

Engine 3 technical specs:

2022 Rosenbauer Avenger on CBFD Triple Combination spec

Cummins X12 475-hp engine

Alison transmission

Hi-Viz lighting

B&M Super Chief siren

Federal Signal Touchmaster siren

Grover air horns

Waterous CMU 2250 gpm two-stage pump

500 gal water

20 gal Class A foam

40 gal Class B foam

750 ft of 4” LDH

750 ft of 2.5” hose

500 ft of 3” hose

400 ft of 1.75” hose

400 ft of 1.5” hose

400 ft of 1” hose

100 ft of booster hose

2000 gpm Akron Brass StreamMaster monitor

NightScan PowerLite

Certified ALS non-transport

Holmatro combi tool

Absorbent for spills

Credits:

David H for the functional compartments

CC and Sven for the pump panel

Abeed M for the decals

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The brand new Fast Response vehicles have now been placed in service! To assist with the ever growing number of EMS calls, Castle Beach Fire Department has placed these two fast response vehicles at Stations 1 and 2. These apparatus are not only equipped for EMS, but also for fire and rescue since the FRs have forcible entry tools, high rise packs, and a combi tool. The two FF/Paramedics that staff each unit can be utilized as needed during an incident. These nimble units were also designed to support technical rescue operations with use of the crane. Although not as large as the one found on the heavy rescue, these smaller cranes can assist in hillside rescues where the larger rotator cannot access.

Technical specifications:

2019 RAM 5500 4x4/BME

6.7 Liter Cummins Diesel Engine

325 HP, 750 lb ft Torque

Aisin® AS69RC 6-Speed Transmission

Maintainer EH4520 crane

Onan 20 kW generator

NightScan Profiler light tower

Credit:

David H for the compartments

Abeed M for the decals

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Reserve Engine 504 is part of the first batch of engines that received full height roll up compartments on both sides of the rig. Originally the last of four engines delivered in 2006, RE504 saw action at Station 3 and 6 before being transitioned to a reserve role in 2014. Two of the four engines were donated to a department in Mexico, while the other also became a reserve engine. Unfortunately, that engine was totaled when it was a drunk driver hit the fire truck as it blocked a scene on the Interstate. RE504 is housed at Station 2 along with RE503 and RT502

Technical specs:

2006 E-ONE Cyclone II

Cummins 425-hp engine

Code 3 lighting

B&M Super Chief siren

Motorola Spectra siren

Grover air horns

NightScan Powerlite device

Waterous 2000 gpm two-stage pump

500 gal water

20 gal Class A foam

40 gal Class B foam

Inspired by:

LAFD 2003-2007 Pierce Arrow XT engines

Arcadia FD 2005 Pierce Arrow XT Engine 105

Credits:

David H for the functional compartments and the windshield

Paulo R. for inspiring the engine grille

CC for various pump panel elements

Abeed M. for the decals

#OftenImitatedNeverDuplicated

Castle Beach Fire Department has received Truck 3, the first Rosenbauer tiller in the LEGO fire community! The latest version of Truck 3 replaces a 2017 Pierce Arrow XT that was returned due to recalls. Although Truck 3 comes in at 61 ft in length, the apparatus can maneuver much easier than a rear-mount or mid-mount aerial thanks to the steering 5th wheel.

Truck 3 Technical Specs:

2019 Rosenbauer Commander 100’ heavy-duty tractor-drawn aerial

500-hp Cummins x12 engine

Whelen lighting

NightScan PowerLite

B&M Super Chief siren

Motorola Spectra siren

Grover air horns

276 ft of ground ladders

Holmatro Extraction Equipment

Onan 20 kW on-board generator

Vanair Pro 185-cfm air compressor

Designed to be a straight truck, this vehicle carries no water or hose.

The driver's side was structured to carry truck company equipment, while the officer's side was designed to store rescue tools.

Listed are some of the major tools carried by Truck 3:

Saws:

- (3) Temptest Ventmaster chain saws

- (2) Partner K12-950 rotary saws

- Electric chain saw

- Electric circular saw

- Electric Milwaukee Sawzall

- (2) Dewalt Battery Reciprocating saws

- Dewalt Battery drill

- Dewalt Battery circular saw

Fans:

- Tempest 18” electric ppv fan (16,800 cfm)

- Lifejack 18” gas ppv fan (18,000 cfm)

- (2) 16” electric fans

Rapid Intervention Team:

- RIT tool bag

- RIT scba bag

- RIT rescue rope

Salvage:

- (5) 9x12 salvage covers

- (1) Floor runner cover

- (2) Salvage tubs

Suppression:

- (2) AFFF extinguishers

- (2) Dry chemical extinguishers

- CO2 extinguisher

- (2) Water extinguishers

Rope Rescue:

- (6) 200' rescue rope

- (2) 300' rescue rope

- (4) Full body harnesses

- (2) Rigging bags, each containing:

- (20) 20' webbing

- (20) Prussics (assorted sizes)

- (20) steel carabiners

- (2) gibbs ascenders

- rigging plate

- brake bar rack

- Full body harness

- (2) 3/8 double sheave pulley

- (2) 4 inch pulleys (prussic minded)

- (4) 3 inch single pulleys

Homatro Jaws of Life Hydraulic Rescue System:

- PPU 15 power plant (220V)

- DPU 30 power plant (220V)

- 32’ Holmatro hydraulic hose reels

- SP 5260 32” spreader (112,400 lbs)

- TR 4340 C Telescopic Ram (48,780 lbs)

- TR 4350 C Telescopic Ram (48,780 lbs)

- CU 5050 cutter (317,430 lbs)

- CU 4035 C NCT cutter (79,810 lbs)

- CU 4055 C NCT cutter (228,900 lbs)

- HRS22 Ram Support

- Various accessories

Cribbing/Stabilization:

- (10) 6x6's

- (4) 6x6 wedges

- (25) 2x4's

- (4) 4x4x36's

- (46) 4x4's

- (20) 4x4 wedges

- (4) Step-chocks

- (2) Hi-lift jacks

- (2) Junkyard Dog Nightmare struts

- (2) Junkyard Dog G-Force struts

- (10) Steel pickets

- (2) Enerpac P392 manual hydraulic pumps

- Enerpac spreader

- (2) 25-Ton hydraulic bottle jacks

- (2) 10-Ton bottle jacks

- (2) 1.5 Ton Com-a-long

- .75 Ton Com-a-long

- (6) 3/8” chain – 10ft

- (4) 3/8" chain - 20ft

- Chain shorteners and hooks

Paratech Maxiforce Air Bags:

- KPI-1 ton airbag (6x6)

- (2) KPI-5 ton airbags (10x10)

- (2) KPI-8 ton airbags (12x12)

- KPI-12 ton airbag (15x15)

- (2) KPI-22 ton airbags (20x20)

- (2) KPI-32 ton airbags (24x24)

- KPI-44 ton airbag (28x28)

- (2) KPI-55 ton airbag (32x32)

- KPI-74 ton airbag (37x37)

Total: 375 tons

Pneumatic Tools:

-Paratech Air Source Cart (160 cuft of air)

-Paratech Airgun 40

-Paratech Pakhammer 90

-Impact wrench

-Pneumatic drill

-Pneumatic cut-off saw

In addition, the apparatus carries 276 ft. of ground ladders. The complement consists of extension ladders, wall ladders, and roof ladders. The extension ladder complement consists of two 35 ft. ladders, one 14 ft. ladder, one 12 ft ladder, and one collapsible 10 ft. ladder. The wall ladder complement includes two 24 ft. ladders, two 20 ft. ladders, and two 16 ft. ladders. The roof ladder complement has one 20 ft. ladder, one 16 ft. ladder, and two 12 ft. ladders.

Inspired by:

Rancho Cucamonga Fire Department Rosenbauer Truck 4

Los Angeles Fire Department Truck 11

Credit:

James K for the Rosenbauer Commander cab

#OftenImitatedNeverDuplicated

Truck 6 is back in service! After the 2017 Pierce Arrow XT was returned due to recalls, Castle Beach Fire Department opted to bring back one of the reserve tillers to frontline duty once it returned from a brief refurbishment. Despite its age, the Spartan tiller remains a crew favorite due to its ease of use. Originally ordered during a trial phase, the design of this tiller would play a major role in the setting the Castle Beach tiller spec. The twin of this rig would also serve as a test truck, but was moved to ready reserve status almost immediately. Truck 6 will now operate this 1995 Spartan/LTI tiller for the foreseeable future until the next batch of tillers is ordered.

Truck 6 Technical Specs:

1995 Spartan Gladiator/LTI 100’ tiller

Code 3 lighting

B&M Super Chief siren

Motorola Spectra siren

Grover air horns

241 ft of ground ladders

Holmatro Extraction Equipment

Onan 20 kW on-board generator

Vanair Pro 185-cfm air compressor

The officer's side was structured to carry truck company equipment, while the driver’s side was designed to store rescue tools.

In addition, the apparatus carries 241 ft. of ground ladders. The complement consists of extension ladders, wall ladders, and roof ladders. The extension ladder complement consists of one 35 ft. ladder, one 14 ft. ladder, one 12 ft ladder, and one collapsible 10 ft. ladder. The wall ladder complement includes two 24 ft. ladders, two 20 ft. ladders, and two 16 ft. ladders. The roof ladder complement has one 20 ft. ladder, one 16 ft. ladder, and two 12 ft. ladders.

Listed are some of the major tools carried by Truck 10:

Saws:

- (3) Temptest Ventmaster chain saws

- (2) Partner K12-950 rotary saws

- Electric chain saw

- Electric circular saw

- Electric Milwaukee Sawzall

- (2) Dewalt Battery Reciprocating saws

- Dewalt Battery drill

- Dewalt Battery circular saw

Fans:

- Tempest 18” electric ppv fan (16,800 cfm)

- Lifejack 18” gas ppv fan (18,000 cfm)

- 16” electric fan

Rapid Intervention Team:

- RIT tool bag

- RIT scba bag

- RIT rescue rope

Salvage:

- (5) 9x12 salvage covers

- (1) Floor runner cover

- (2) Salvage tubs

Suppression:

- (2) AFFF extinguishers

- (2) Dry chemical extinguishers

- CO2 extinguisher

- (2) Water extinguishers

Rope Rescue:

- (6) 200' rescue rope

- (2) 300' rescue rope

- (4) Full body harnesses

- (2) Rigging bags, each containing:

- (20) 20' webbing

- (20) Prussics (assorted sizes)

- (20) steel carabiners

- (2) gibbs ascenders

- rigging plate

- brake bar rack

- Full body harness

- (2) 3/8 double sheave pulley

- (2) 4 inch pulleys (prussic minded)

- (4) 3 inch single pulleys

Homatro Jaws of Life Hydraulic Rescue System:

- PPU 15 power plant (220V)

- DPU 30 power plant (220V)

- 32’ Holmatro hydraulic hose reels

- SP 5260 32” spreader (112,400 lbs)

- TR 4340 C Telescopic Ram (48,780 lbs)

- TR 4350 C Telescopic Ram (48,780 lbs)

- CU 5050 cutter (317,430 lbs)

- CU 4035 C NCT cutter (79,810 lbs)

- CU 4055 C NCT cutter (228,900 lbs)

- HRS22 Ram Support

- Various accessories

Cribbing/Stabilization:

- (10) 6x6's

- (4) 6x6 wedges

- (25) 2x4's

- (4) 4x4x36's

- (46) 4x4's

- (20) 4x4 wedges

- (4) Step-chocks

- (2) Hi-lift jacks

- (2) Junkyard Dog Nightmare struts

- (2) Junkyard Dog G-Force struts

- (10) Steel pickets

- (2) Enerpac P392 manual hydraulic pumps

- Enerpac spreader

- (2) 25-Ton hydraulic bottle jacks

- (2) 10-Ton bottle jacks

- (2) 1.5 Ton Com-a-long

- .75 Ton Com-a-long

- (6) 3/8” chain – 10ft

- (4) 3/8" chain - 20ft

- Chain shorteners and hooks

Paratech Maxiforce Air Bags:

- KPI-1 ton airbag (6x6)

- (2) KPI-5 ton airbags (10x10)

- (2) KPI-8 ton airbags (12x12)

- KPI-12 ton airbag (15x15)

- (2) KPI-22 ton airbags (20x20)

- (2) KPI-32 ton airbags (24x24)

- KPI-44 ton airbag (28x28)

- (2) KPI-55 ton airbag (32x32)

- KPI-74 ton airbag (37x37)

Total: 375 tons

Pneumatic Tools:

-Paratech Air Source Cart (160 cuft of air)

-Paratech Airgun 40

-Paratech Pakhammer 90

-Impact wrench

-Pneumatic drill

-Pneumatic cut-off saw

Credits:

David H for the functional compartments

Paulo R for the turntable design and cord reel

Abeed M and Jeff B for their big time assist with the decals

Inspired by:

Arcadia Fire Dept Truck 705

Newport Beach Fire Dept Truck 62

Castle Beach Reserve Engine 501 has been updated to this 2006 Seagrave Commander II triple combination after the 2005 Seagrave Marauder was involved in a traffic collision. Prior to being placed as a reserve apparatus, RE501 served as Engine 1 from 2006-2008, Engine 5 from 2008-2012, and Engine 205 from 2012-2017. This apparatus received a refurb in late 2020 after mechanics discovered a small leak in the water tank. RE501 is unique in the fleet as it is the only apparatus with a Rotoray.

Technical specs:

2006 Seagrave Commander II 6-man Cab

Code 3 emergency lighting

Hi-Viz mini brow lighting

Wilburt NightScan Profiler

B&M Super Chief siren

Motorola Spectra siren

Grover air horns

Onan 20 kW on-board generator

1500 gpm Waterous CMU two-stage pump

500 gal water

20 gal Class A foam

40 gal Class B foam

Akron Brass StreamMaster 2000 gpm monitor

750 ft of 4” LDH

750 ft of 2.5” hose

500 ft of 3” hose

400 ft of 1.75” hose

400 ft of 1.5” hose

400 ft of 1” hose

100 ft of booster hose

High-rise packs

Credits:

David H for the compartments and the Rotoray

CC for various pump panel ideas

Tim J for the rear discharges suggestion

Abeed M for the decals and other technical support

Mike L, Paul B for inspiring the Seagrave Commander cab

Derotic LLC for technical specs

Code R Decals and Graphics for inspiring the decal package

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#OftenImitatedNeverDuplicated

Seeing that I forgot to post this here, I am now updating Rescue 1 to its current iteration. Rescue 1 has received their latest rig, a 2021 Seagrave Marauder II/SVI heavy rescue! This rig replaces the 2017 Spartan Gladiator. Like the previous generation of rescues, this apparatus has a partial walk-in compartment that stores the wet/dry suits, ALS equipment, and forcible entry tools. Also, a custom slide out increases interior space for command purposes. Unlike the prior rigs, the side door to the walk-in compartment was eliminated as the crew primarily enters through the cab. This allowed design engineers to add storage solutions for high frequency tools. Another new change for the rig was to move the air compressor to the top of the rig to free up space in the compartments.

Rescue 1 is staffed by 6 men and responds to calls in the northern half of the city, while Rescue 2 handles the southern half. Rescue 1 also cross-staffs Rescue Platform 1. The compartments hold a wide variety of tools for various rescue applications including confined space rescue, high angle rescue, trench rescue, vehicle extrication, underwater/swift water rescue, and hazmat.

Technical specs:

2021 Seagrave Marauder II/SVI Heavy Rescue

455-hp Detroit Diesel Series 60 engine

Allison EVS 4000 automatic transmission

25,000-lb. hydraulic rear winch

12,000-lb. front Ramsey winch

20-kW Onan hydraulic PTO-driven generator

185-cfm Vanair PTO-driven air compressor

Federal Signal lighting

HiViz BG2 brow light

B&M Super Chief Siren

Motorola Spectra Siren

Grover Air horns

Credits:

David H for the functional compartments

Abeed M for the decals

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Castle Beach Reserve Engine 501 has been updated to this 2006 Seagrave Commander II triple combination after the 2005 Seagrave Marauder was involved in a traffic collision. Prior to being placed as a reserve apparatus, RE501 served as Engine 1 from 2006-2008, Engine 5 from 2008-2012, and Engine 205 from 2012-2017. This apparatus received a refurb in late 2020 after mechanics discovered a small leak in the water tank. RE501 is unique in the fleet as it is the only apparatus with a Rotoray.

Technical specs:

2006 Seagrave Commander II 6-man Cab

Code 3 emergency lighting

Hi-Viz mini brow lighting

Wilburt NightScan Profiler

B&M Super Chief siren

Motorola Spectra siren

Grover air horns

Onan 20 kW on-board generator

1500 gpm Waterous CMU two-stage pump

500 gal water

20 gal Class A foam

40 gal Class B foam

Akron Brass StreamMaster 2000 gpm monitor

750 ft of 4” LDH

750 ft of 2.5” hose

500 ft of 3” hose

400 ft of 1.75” hose

400 ft of 1.5” hose

400 ft of 1” hose

100 ft of booster hose

High-rise packs

Credits:

David H for the compartments and the Rotoray

CC for various pump panel ideas

Tim J for the rear discharges suggestion

Abeed M for the decals and other technical support

Mike L, Paul B for inspiring the Seagrave Commander cab

Derotic LLC for technical specs

Code R Decals and Graphics for inspiring the decal package

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#OftenImitatedNeverDuplicated

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Pasalego Fire Department has also placed into service Truck 69, which is a 2019 Seagrave Apollo II 105’ tower, and replaces a 1996 Pierce Dash rearmount platform. Equipped as a quint, Truck 69 is first-due for all structure fires in 69’s district. Truck 69 also carries a complete set of battery-operated Holmatro extraction equipment. Staffed by four (one of whom is a paramedic), Truck 69 responds to just under 20 calls a day and is typically the busiest apparatus at Station 69.

Technical specs:

2019 Seagrave Marauder II with a 105’ Apollo II rearmount platform

Cummins X12 475-hp engine

Alison transmission

Code 3 lighting

B&M Super Chief siren

Motorola Spectra siren

Grover air horns

Enclosed 1500 gpm Waterous CMU pump

370 gal water

10 gal Class A foam

20 gal Class B foam

500’ of 4” LDH

400’ of 2.5” attack hose

400’ of 1.75” attack hose

400’ of 1.5” attack hose

300’ of 1” attack hose

100’ of booster hose

High rise packs

Certified ALS non-transport unit

Complete Holmatro EVO-3 battery operated extraction equipment

Paratech struts and airbags

132’ of ground ladders

Credits:

Sven J for technical assistance with the aerial device

I realized I didn’t put this rig here, so here she is 😂 Brickadia Fire & Rescue has placed this 2020 Seagrave Capitol TDQ in service at Station 37. With the construction of a new mall along with multiple apartment complexes and shopping centers in 37’s district, the apparatus committee wanted a rig that could attack a fire rapidly prior to the arrival of other companies. While other vehicles such as a single-axle quint were considered, the tractor drawn quint provided the most space for equipment, all while maintaining the high maneuverability offered by a TDA. Truck 37 is housed along with A&L 37, Patrol 37, and Reserve Engine 737.

Truck 37 Technical Specs:

2020 142” Stainless Steel Seagrave Capitol 6-man Cab with a 14” raised roof

100’ HD aerial with a 500 lb tip load

500-hp Cummins X-12 engine

Code 3 emergency lighting

Hi-Viz mini brow lighting

Wilburt NightScan PowerLite

B&M Super Chief siren

Federal Signal Touchmaster siren

Grover air horns

Onan 20 kW on-board generator

Vanair Pro 185-cfm air compressor

1500 gpm Waterous CMUC20 two-stage pump

350 gal water

20 gal Class A foam

40 gal Class B foam

Akron Brass StreamMaster 2000 gpm monitor

Ramsey Winch 12K

Forcible entry tools

RIT/FAST tools

Holmatro EVO 3 cordless rescue tools

2 PPV fans

Spill equipment

High/low angle rescue equipment

222 ft of ground ladders

Inspired by:

Carmel, IN Truck 41

Seattle Fire Dept. Truck 10

Los Angeles Fire Dept Truck 11

LAcoFD Quint 3

Santa Maria Fire Dept Truck 1

Credits:

David H for the functional doors

Abeed Mfor assisting with the SNOT, development of the graphics package, and moral support

CC for the pump panel

Paulo R for the ladder

Sven J for the functional 5th wheel

Derotic LLC for supplying technical details

Code R Decals for inspiring the graphics package

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#OftenImitatedNeverDuplicated

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Reserve Truck 502 serves as the second reserve truck in the city and is quite unique as it is the first quint the department ever purchased. During the trial phase in 1995, this apparatus took the place of both the truck company and the wagon (light force engine) at several high volume stations. However, this concept did not prove to be efficient, and the tiller quint was placed out of service one month into the trial. This truck was then placed in the reserve truck pool for a couple years, then moved back to frontline status when Truck 3’s Pierce Dash TDA was involved in an accident in 2004 and remained in that role until 2007. It had since been a reserve truck ever since.

Reserve Truck 502 Technical Specs:

1995 Spartan Gladiator/LTI 100’ TDA

1500 gpm Waterous two-stage pump

287 gal water

30 gal Class A foam

Code 3 lighting

B&M Super Chief siren

Motorola Spectra siren

Grover air horns

241 ft of ground ladders

Holmatro Extraction Equipment

Onan 20 kW on-board generator

Vanair Pro 185-cfm air compressor

The officer's side was structured to carry truck company equipment, while the driver’s side was designed to store rescue tools.

In addition, the apparatus carries 241 ft. of ground ladders. The complement consists of extension ladders, wall ladders, and roof ladders. The extension ladder complement consists of one 35 ft. ladder, one 14 ft. ladder, one 12 ft ladder, and one collapsible 10 ft. ladder. The wall ladder complement includes two 24 ft. ladders, two 20 ft. ladders, and two 16 ft. ladders. The roof ladder complement has one 20 ft. ladder, one 16 ft. ladder, and two 12 ft. ladders.

Listed are some of the major tools carried by Reserve Truck 502:

Saws:

- (3) Temptest Ventmaster chain saws

- (2) Partner K12-950 rotary saws

- Electric chain saw

- Electric circular saw

- Electric Milwaukee Sawzall

- (2) Dewalt Battery Reciprocating saws

- Dewalt Battery drill

- Dewalt Battery circular saw

Fans:

- Tempest 18” electric ppv fan (16,800 cfm)

- Lifejack 18” gas ppv fan (18,000 cfm)

- 16” electric fan

Rapid Intervention Team:

- RIT tool bag

- RIT scba bag

- RIT rescue rope

Salvage:

- (5) 9x12 salvage covers

- (1) Floor runner cover

- (2) Salvage tubs

Suppression:

- (2) AFFF extinguishers

- (2) Dry chemical extinguishers

- CO2 extinguisher

- (2) Water extinguishers

Rope Rescue:

- (6) 200' rescue rope

- (2) 300' rescue rope

- (4) Full body harnesses

- (2) Rigging bags, each containing:

- (20) 20' webbing

- (20) Prussics (assorted sizes)

- (20) steel carabiners

- (2) gibbs ascenders

- rigging plate

- brake bar rack

- Full body harness

- (2) 3/8 double sheave pulley

- (2) 4 inch pulleys (prussic minded)

- (4) 3 inch single pulleys

Homatro Jaws of Life Hydraulic Rescue System:

- PPU 15 power plant (220V)

- DPU 30 power plant (220V)

- 32’ Holmatro hydraulic hose reels

- SP 5260 32” spreader (112,400 lbs)

- TR 4340 C Telescopic Ram (48,780 lbs)

- TR 4350 C Telescopic Ram (48,780 lbs)

- CU 5050 cutter (317,430 lbs)

- CU 4035 C NCT cutter (79,810 lbs)

- CU 4055 C NCT cutter (228,900 lbs)

- HRS22 Ram Support

- Various accessories

Cribbing/Stabilization:

- (10) 6x6's

- (4) 6x6 wedges

- (25) 2x4's

- (4) 4x4x36's

- (46) 4x4's

- (20) 4x4 wedges

- (4) Step-chocks

- (2) Hi-lift jacks

- (2) Junkyard Dog Nightmare struts

- (2) Junkyard Dog G-Force struts

- (10) Steel pickets

- (2) Enerpac P392 manual hydraulic pumps

- Enerpac spreader

- (2) 25-Ton hydraulic bottle jacks

- (2) 10-Ton bottle jacks

- (2) 1.5 Ton Com-a-long

- .75 Ton Com-a-long

- (6) 3/8” chain – 10ft

- (4) 3/8" chain - 20ft

- Chain shorteners and hooks

Paratech Maxiforce Air Bags:

- KPI-1 ton airbag (6x6)

- (2) KPI-5 ton airbags (10x10)

- (2) KPI-8 ton airbags (12x12)

- KPI-12 ton airbag (15x15)

- (2) KPI-22 ton airbags (20x20)

- (2) KPI-32 ton airbags (24x24)

- KPI-44 ton airbag (28x28)

- (2) KPI-55 ton airbag (32x32)

- KPI-74 ton airbag (37x37)

Total: 375 tons

Pneumatic Tools:

-Paratech Air Source Cart (160 cuft of air)

-Paratech Airgun 40

-Paratech Pakhammer 90

-Impact wrench

-Pneumatic drill

-Pneumatic cut-off saw

Credits:

David H for the functional compartments

Paulo R for the turntable design and cord reel

Abeed M and Jeff B for their big time assist with the decals

Inspired by:

Arcadia Fire Dept Truck 705

Huntington Beach Fire Department Quint 45

The probie acts all flustered as he sees his crush walking around during a recent training exercise. Unfortunately for Probie FF Dave, FF Rachel is completely unaware of Dave’s existence. Will the stars line up for the young firefighter?

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