Reliance

Thanks everyone very nice piece of apparatus.

On 9/19/2016 at 8:33 PM, tomr said:

Not only do you have to have a college degree to operate the pump, you have to be over six feet tall to reach the relief valve! lol

How big is the pump??

On ‎5‎/‎11‎/‎2016 at 6:35 PM, vodoly said:

Tummino's  & Manhattan Towing in Ridgefield Park for heavy duty wreckers with rotators  handle  our area highways Tummino's has a website.   Tumminostowing.com

It should be http://www.tuminostowing.com/ with only one m in it.

42 minutes ago, vodoly said:

The company that molded

the cap is called Space Kap out  of Canada I do not know who sells them here in our area They are removable POD's 

http://www.spacekap.com/ website with info.

In Nova Scotia the EHS NS dispatch centre sends the information directly to a Panasonic tablet in the Ambulance. The only info sent over the air is the initial call identifying the ambulance and the address they are going to.

Your opinion isn't the problem. Your lack of respect for the INFORMED opinion of those with extensive hands on experience, is.

WHO SAYS I DON'T HAVE EXPERIENCE ON THEM???? I have 39+ years of service in the Fire Department.

This guy don't quit

Why should I? If you don't like my Canadian opinion don't read it.

Americas premier custom heavy duty fire apparatus manufacturer. HA that's a joke right ?

You had to much Kool Aid.

I would like to wish all my American friends a very Happy Thanksgiving.

Lest we Forget - We remember

The city of Toronto, Ontario, Canada is in the process of receiving 9 E-ONES.

My favorite part of EmtBravo....A keyboard yahoo from Saskatchewan telling the guys who ride the rigs how it is. The Ferraras suck, end of story

Who is from Saskatchewan because it is not me.

Sounds like M'Ave is partial to Big P (Kool Aid) or the eight letter company that starts with S & ends with E.

It says it the title Pierce Quantam or equivalent

PXXXXE is six letters not five

RIP Chief Harvey Eisner

If it's designed for the city, to the city spec, it's probobly all new, from the frame to the body. It has to be designed, mocked up, a prototype build(multiple), may have to be crash tested, ect. ect......

Thank you

Sounds good but close to 3.5 mil for research & development. What are they researching and developing? It sounds like they are starting with a wheel and designing an Ambulance that is very brand new and never built before.

1. Problem is you don't just answer the phone. I have been a FD dispatcher for 25+ years. I answer a four line phone. I handle 5 different radios.. After hours I also handle Public Works & ANIMAL CONTROL CALLS. You also have to enter data in the computer for the call as 24 of the 27 depts. I look after have text messaging besides the paging system. Also when the call is done forms are filled out and emailed to the department at the end of the call. Plus you have to have some experience in knowing the areas that are covered. We have some alarm companies that monitor buildings and they don't usually know or want to tell you the department that covers that area so you have to know or have knowledge of the area. The coverage area is about 1300 square miles or about 4000 square kilometers.

Replacing a 6 year old unit all ready or was that one of the recalled ones.

^{Where I live we are close to a level 2 trauma center but three hours away from a level 1 center. The Lifeflight can be here in 50 minutes and have the patient in the trauma center before ground ambulances can get there.}

In the 5th picture, on the drivers side, there is a large drum with a pump and hose attached. Is that to spray Vaseline on the rig to get out?

By the way Boston has a station (not sure of the number) that is a landmark and they can't modify it. It stations a ladder and engine that have to be custom made due to the inability to modify the bays. Some times you are stuck between a rock and a hard place. Can't get a smaller engine and can't modify the building. Get out the Crisco and hope for the best.

It think that is Engine 33 on Boyleston Street not far from Fenway Park

Is there enough room to open the driver's door. Who shovels the snow in the winter so it doesn't bounce out the door.

Happy Birthday Seth

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