May 22, 2019 by John Boyle

Firefighter 1 Graduation

The officers and members of the Lower Southampton Fire Department would like to congratulate our newest Firefighter 1 Graduate. Joe Brooke’s. Welcome to the brotherhood!!!

Will-Burt 4 head telescoping Night scan light tower Front mounted 10,000 lbs capacity portable Warn Winch Ladders:… t.co/Qe05u06p54 Time ago 3 Days via Twitter for iPad
Wheelbase: 206” Overall length: 33 feet 11” Height: 10’ 8” Water tank: 750 gallons Pump: Waterous 1500 GPM midship… t.co/AcYExrXm8H Time ago 3 Days via Twitter for iPad
The new Rescue will be multi functional and will be able to handle Engine and Rescue functions as needed. 2019… t.co/FdiHsnCzTF Time ago 3 Days via Twitter for iPad

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Lower Southampton Fire Department

3 days ago

At the end of 2018 members of LSFD decided to purchase a new Rescue-Engine after a yearlong process of specking out a new piece of apparatus. This new truck will replace the 2002 Rescue which was sold earlier this year.
We would like to share this process with you as we watch our new truck being built.
The new Rescue-Engine will be multi functional and will be able to handle Engine and Rescue functions as needed.

2019 Rosenbauer, Commander Cab with 11 inch raised roof. 6 man crew with 5 SCBA seats.
Color: Black over Red.
Motor: Cummins ISL 450 Diesel.
Transmission: Allison 3000 automatic.
Wheelbase: 206 inches.
Overall length: 33 feet 11 inches.
Height: 10 feet 8 inches.
Water tank: 750 gallons.
Pump: Waterous 1500 GPM midship mounted.
Generator: Harrison 6KW
Akron Deck gun.
Booster real: 200 feet of 3/4 inch hose.
Emergency And Scene lights: All LED Whelen lights.
Lighted hand rails.
Will-Burt 4 head telescoping Night scan light tower.
Front mounted 10,000l lbs capacity portable Warn Winch.
Ladders: 1- 24 foot extension, 1- 14 foot roof and 1- 10 foot folding attic ladder.
Compartments: Lots of compartment space.
Delivery is expected mid November 2019. ... See MoreSee Less

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Its whelen not whalen but anyway cant wait for the new truck!

How much did it cost?? The question everyone wants to ask...

Good luck with the truck.

Where’d the retired Rescue go to?

oh wow, this is cool!! Thanks for sharing with all of us!

What is the GVWR and the wheel base

Good luck

Congrats!

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Lower Southampton Fire Department

4 days ago

We at LSFD received a Grant donation of $2,000.00 from Enterprise Holding Foundation which was used to purchase a new AED Unit. This unit will help save lives in our community.
Thank you Enterprise for this generous donation. ... See MoreSee Less