Does anyone know if Kenhorst replaced their Hahn? I swear I saw it for sale on a used apparatus website. I might have missed it in the previous posts.

Thanks!

I believe Kenhorst sold it to Company Two (dealer) in the south.

Did Blandon take delivery of their E-One aerial yet ? Did they sell the old one yet ?

I know Walnuttown has two Ferrera's on order, a engine 1500/1000, and a non walk-in rescue 500/500, does anybody have any additional info on the specs ?

Has Hereford ordered there pumper-tanker yet ?

I presume Oley is looking hard since they sold their engine already ?

Mt. Aetna ordered there squad yet ?

Anybody know anything else ?

Many thanks,

Bruce

FASSY44 wrote:
Does anyone know if Kenhorst replaced their Hahn? I swear I saw it for sale on a used apparatus website. I might have missed it in the previous posts.

Thanks!

yea they replaced it with a new KME 4x4. specs and a pic are a few posts back in this thread.

FASSY44 wrote:
Does anyone know if Kenhorst replaced their Hahn? I swear I saw it for sale on a used apparatus website. I might have missed it in the previous posts.

Thanks!

Yes we replaced it with a 2008 KME Predator 4X4, we sold it to a dealer www.companytwofire.com

The Honey Brook Fire Company (Chester County Station 33) is placing into service a 1989 Pierce Dash Rescue.

This 8 man unit is equipped with a 35 kw generator,
15,000 watts of fixed lighting,
3,000 watts of portable lighting,
a 6,000 watt 30’ light tower,
4 200’ electric cord reels,
a 2 kw portable generator with 500 watts of lighting.
Unit is also equipped with a 4 cylinder 6000 lb. cascade with 2040 cf of air.
A 200’ cascade supplied air reel,
a 150 truck compressor supplied air reel,
A full complement of confined space equipment including 2 supplied air respirators, tripod, and ventilation ducting.
A full complement of Hurst hydraulic rescue tools including 2 110v power units, a 2 cycle portable power unit, 2 Extractor O cutter’s, a Maverick combination tool, a straight blade combination tool, 27” spreaders, 2 20” rams, 2 30” rams, and 2 60” rams with various attachment kits, and cribbing.

Unit has a MSA multi-gas meter,
a Scott CO meter,
heat gun,
various hand tools for rescue and fireground support,
8 MSA airpacks,
water rescue gear,
ropes and rigging gear,
an oxy-acetylene cutting torch,
chain and cable come-alongs with rigging gear,
4 and 10 ton porta-power kits,
spill control equipment,
ventilation fans,
rescue and ventilation saws,
110v and 12v sawz-alls.

Traffic and crowd control equipment.
Command Center with low, high, and 800mhz radios.
Salvage tarps and pump.
28’ of ladders.
Front and rear winches with rigging gear,
picketts and various fire extinguishers.

Unit will be designated Rescue 33.


Post edited by: BMez, at: 2007/10/16 21:04

For those of you that didn't see this the Reading Fire Department took delivery today of the new Rescue 1 which is a KME with a non walk in body.

http://www.readingpafire.com/apparatus/rescue1/new-rescue/new-rescue.htm

There was also a little story about it on 69 news this evening. It's a good lookin' rig. Congrats to everyone at the RFD.