IFCO106

Here are a few pics! Final inspection in 2 weeks, should arrive here in Mt. Kisco mid to late August after lettering and mounting of tools and all!

Final inspection is set for July 15, will post pictures from the trip!

Final inspection is set for July 15, will post pictures from the trip!

It's getting closer! Should be heading out in the middle of July for final inspection! New photo's posted, go to the link or the Independent website to see the pics.
http://www.hudsonvalleyfire.com/apps/public/news/newsView.cfm?News_ID=32
or
http://www.ifco13.com/apps/public/gallery/?Gallery=new105

Thought I would post a few pics along with the latest update. More pics are also on the links posted previously. Moving right along!

Thought I would post a few pics along with the latest update. More pics are also on the links posted previously. Moving right along!

The village owns the firehouses, fire companies own the equipment. Big issue on one centralized firehouse would be where to build it. Currently not one buildable lot big enough in the village to house such a facility. Maybe a couple locations, but those areas are wetlands and flood everytime you get a rainstrom. Easiest solution would be to bring current firehouses up to ADA code and expand them where you can. Overall cost would be far less than a new facility. Just my opinion!

Here are some views of the final drawing. Took a bit longer to get, had a few minor changes to be made.
Drivers Side Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Passenger Side Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Top View Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Front View Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Rear View Eng. 105 (New).pdf

The village owns the firehouses, fire companies own the equipment. Big issue on one centralized firehouse would be where to build it. Currently not one buildable lot big enough in the village to house such a facility. Maybe a couple locations, but those areas are wetlands and flood everytime you get a rainstrom. Easiest solution would be to bring current firehouses up to ADA code and expand them where you can. Overall cost would be far less than a new facility. Just my opinion!

The village owns the firehouses, fire companies own the equipment. Big issue on one centralized firehouse would be where to build it. Currently not one buildable lot big enough in the village to house such a facility. Maybe a couple locations, but those areas are wetlands and flood everytime you get a rainstrom. Easiest solution would be to bring current firehouses up to ADA code and expand them where you can. Overall cost would be far less than a new facility. Just my opinion!

Here are some views of the final drawing. Took a bit longer to get, had a few minor changes to be made.
Drivers Side Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Passenger Side Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Top View Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Front View Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Rear View Eng. 105 (New).pdf

Thanks, looking forward to the delivery also. Just like was said, we wanted to keep the truck as small as possible. We have a 1000 gal. pumper already, tried to mirror the engine it is replacing. Will have a ton more space on this one with high side compartments on both sides and a 8 man cab.

Here are some views of the final drawing. Took a bit longer to get, had a few minor changes to be made.
Drivers Side Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Passenger Side Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Top View Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Front View Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Rear View Eng. 105 (New).pdf

Here are some views of the final drawing. Took a bit longer to get, had a few minor changes to be made.
Drivers Side Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Passenger Side Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Top View Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Front View Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Rear View Eng. 105 (New).pdf

Expected delivery is next summer, anywhere from July to August hopefully. We will explore all the options when it comes time to take the 1989 Pierce out of service, donation is one of them.

Expected delivery is next summer, anywhere from July to August hopefully. We will explore all the options when it comes time to take the 1989 Pierce out of service, donation is one of them.

County: Westchester
City/Town/Municipality/Dept: Independent Fire Company, Mt. Kisco, NY
Unit designation/identifier: Engine 105
Chassis & Body (or Aerial) Manufacturer and model: Seagrave Marauder II/ Pumper
Pump size, tank size (water/foam), aerial type & length: 2000gpm/750gallon
Estimated delivery date: Summer 2013
Status: On order
Notes: Will replace current E105, a 1989 Pierce Lance Pumper
Truck Committee had the Pre-Construction trip last week. Final drawing should follow in a few weeks.

County: Westchester
City/Town/Municipality/Dept: Independent Fire Company, Mt. Kisco, NY
Unit designation/identifier: Engine 105
Chassis & Body (or Aerial) Manufacturer and model: Seagrave Marauder II/ Pumper
Pump size, tank size (water/foam), aerial type & length: 2000gpm/750gallon
Estimated delivery date: Summer 2013
Status: On order
Notes: Will replace current E105, a 1989 Pierce Lance Pumper
Truck Committee had the Pre-Construction trip last week. Final drawing should follow in a few weeks.

County: Westchester
City/Town/Municipality/Dept: Independent Fire Company, Mt. Kisco, NY
Unit designation/identifier: Engine 105
Chassis & Body (or Aerial) Manufacturer and model: Seagrave Marauder II/ Pumper
Pump size, tank size (water/foam), aerial type & length: 2000gpm/750gallon
Estimated delivery date: Summer 2013
Status: On order
Notes: Will replace current E105, a 1989 Pierce Lance Pumper
Truck Committee had the Pre-Construction trip last week. Final drawing should follow in a few weeks.

County: Westchester
City/Town/Municipality/Dept: Independent Fire Company, Mt. Kisco, NY
Unit designation/identifier: Engine 105
Chassis & Body (or Aerial) Manufacturer and model: Seagrave Marauder II/ Pumper
Pump size, tank size (water/foam), aerial type & length: 2000gpm/750gallon
Estimated delivery date: Summer 2013
Status: On order
Notes: Will replace current E105, a 1989 Pierce Lance Pumper
Truck Committee had the Pre-Construction trip last week. Final drawing should follow in a few weeks.

County: Westchester
City/Town/Municipality/Dept: Independent Fire Company, Mt. Kisco, NY
Unit designation/identifier: Engine 105
Chassis & Body (or Aerial) Manufacturer and model: Seagrave Marauder II/ Pumper
Pump size, tank size (water/foam), aerial type & length: 2000gpm/750gallon
Estimated delivery date: Summer 2013
Status: On order
Notes: Will replace current E105, a 1989 Pierce Lance Pumper
Truck Committee had the Pre-Construction trip last week. Final drawing should follow in a few weeks.