Engine 62-2 is a 2009 Pierce Arrow XT Engine/Tanker. This unit serves as our main fire suppression unit and responds first to all structure fires, vehicle fires and automatic fire alarms in our primary response area. Some of its main features include:
Seating for six firefighters
Detroit Series 60, 515 HP engine
Allison automatic transmission
2,000 gpm Hale Q-Max single-stage pump
2,500 gallon poly water tank
Whelen LED warning lights
Federal Q2B mechanical siren
United Pacific 3-trumpet air horns
10” Newton square rear dump valve
8” Bray round side dump valves
(2) – 3” direct tank fills – rear
TFT Hurricane 1,250 gpm remote-controlled monitor
26” Extended front bumper with (2) hose lines:
- 200’ - 2” preconnected attack line
- 200’ - 1.5” preconnected attack line
Mid-ship crosslay configuration:
- 200’ - 1.5” preconnected attack line
- 300’ - 1.5” preconnected attack line
- 200’ - 2” preconnected attack line
- 300’ - 2” preconnected attack line
Hose bed:
- 1,100 feet of 5” supply hose
- 400’ - 2” preconnected attack line
- (2) – 300’ of 3” Attack Line (pre-connect with TFT Blitzfire portable monitors)
Additional Equipment:
- High-rise pack with 150’ of 1.75” hose
- 20 gallons AFFF Foam
- TFT ProPak portable foam unit
- (6) MSA G2 SCBA
- MSA Evolution 6000 thermal imaging camera
- MSA Altair 5X gas meter
- 20 KW Harrison Hydraulic Generator
- Will-Burt 15’ 5,400-Watt Light Tower
- (2) 200’ Cord Reels with Junction Boxes
- 14,000+ Watts of Scene Lighting
- Dry chemical, Carbon Dioxide, (2) Class D and (2) Pressurized Water Extinguishers
- Gas-Powered PPV Fan
- Electric PPV Fan
- Honda 2000i portable inverter
- Stihl 044 chainsaw with carbide chain
- Partner K750 Rotary Saw
- Hydra-Ram
- TFT piercing nozzle
- 28’ Extension Ladder
- 14’ Roof Ladder
- 10’ Attic Ladder
- Dewalt battery operated tools
- Numerous hooks, poles and other hand tools
