Brian H Wilbur, Fire Chief

J Thomas Dorman, Deputy Fire Chief

Truck 933

This is a 1998 Spartan/LTI 95’ mid-mount tower ladder. It features a stainless steel cab and body. The truck has a four bottle 6000 psi cascade system, in addition to the tower air system. There is the standard compliment of "truck company" equipment on board as well as a 10KW Diesel generator, PPV ventilation fan, and some rope and water rescue items. The "basket" has several options including storage for a chain saw, 100’ of 2" fire hose, a 6’ 2" pre-connected line and lifting eyes and jib arms for rope rescue operations. Lighting is provided by four 500 watt telescopic lights on the body and two on the "basket" with two additional downward facing under the "basket".

The engine is a Detroit Series 60, 500 horsepower with the Allison World automatic 5 speed transmission, and a TELMA electromagnetic drive line auxiliary breaking device. The cab has seating for six fire fighters, and is set up with water can extinguishers and a "marriage" (irons) accessible by the rear seat riders for rapid availability at the emergency scene. This apparatus is also equipped with a rear-mounted video camera with a monitor mounted in the cab to assist the driver in backing.

Statistics:

Height

Length

Width

Weight

Registration #

11' 4"

45' 8"

8' 5"

70,550 lbs

9706520

For more information about this or any IFD apparatus, contact IFD Career Fire Lieutenant Mahlon Irish.