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Apparatus
In-Service
Engine 174
1997 E-One Cyclone II
- 1250 GPM pump
- 600 Gallon capacity tank
- 20 Gallon foam reservoir
- Compressed Air Foam System equipped
- Standard equipped engine with Lister-Petter diesel generator
- Boss extrication too
- Vehicle stabilization struts
- MSA 4-gas detection meter
- 6000 watt Wil-Burt light tower
Engine 172
2011 Pierce PUC on Arrow XT chassis
- Cummins 500 HP Diesel Motor
- Allison IV 4000 EVS 6 speed automatic transmission
- 750 gallon water tank
- 30 gallon class A foam tank
- 1500 GPM water pump
- CAFS (Compressed air foam system)
- Lister Petter 21 KW diesel generator
- 6000 watt Wilburt light tower
- Six position FireCom system with two wireless headsets.
- Champion Rescue tools with two mounted hydraulic reels
- Paratech air bag set with a mounted air hose reel
- Paratech vehicle stabilization equipment
- 9000 lb. Warn winch with mounts on 4 sides of vehicle
- Two mounted electric cord reels
- MSA 5-gas detection meter
On board Police style video camera system
Tanker 17
UTV Trailer
2012 Diamond Cargo
- Trailer for UTV 17-1
Ambulance 178
Ambulance 177
Ambulance 176
Squad 173
Serv 179
Brush 171
1977 Chevrolet C20 4×4
- 250 GPM PTO Pump
- 275 Gallon Tank
- 2 Gallon Aspirated Foam reservoir
- Equipped with 2 chainsaws, 2 leaf blowers, 3 bladder bags, numerous shovels, pulaskis, and fire rakes.
Attack 17
2001 AM General/Danko Hummer
- 250 GPM pump
- 200 Gallon capacity tank
- 10 Gallon foam reservoir
- Compressed Air Foam System equipped
- Multi-purpose vehicle: woods/grass fires, inclement weather responses, off road search/rescue
- Standard equipped licensed non-transport EMS vehicle
- Stokes basket, AED
UTV 17-1
2012 Polaris Ranger 6×6
- 70 Gallon water tank, pump and class A foam.
- Stokes basket and first aid equipment.
UTV 17-2
Serv 175
Previous Apparatus
Engine 172 (2nd)
1972 Mack CF600
- 1000 GPM pump
- 750 Gallon Tank
Purchased from Bridgewater Fire. Previously it ran as Engine 109 since new there.
Engine 172 (1st)
1963 American LaFrance 900 series
Clover Hill purchased this truck from Rouss Fire Company from Winchester, VA in 1984 and kept the green/white colors. This was the start of our color scheme we have today. It was sold in 1997.
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Engine 174
American LaFrance
This engine was wrecked during hurricane Fran. Think it was one that came from Bridgewater.
Tanker 176
1974 Mack/Brenner
Clover Hill purchased the truck in 1990 using a tank from Bridgewater's 1989 International/Brenner.
- 500 GPM pump
- 3,300 Gallon tank