What is this rig?????

[Capttomo]

Photo credit to unknown photographer.

So what is this? A PUMPERLANCE or an AMBULUMPER??

 

[STAjoey1]

Um... Looks like: Engine/Ambulance ?!?
AMBULUMPER

 

[raybrag]

It's the bastard stepchild of a Wheeled Coach mama and a KME daddy.

 

[Capttomo]

It's the bastard stepchild of a Wheeled Coach mama and a KME daddy.

 

[memorymaster]

Whatever, it was expensive.

 

[JohnnyGage]

many moons ago, while I was still otj, somone posted on the bullitin board of the firehouse a rig with a stretcher in it. Man, did some of the guys go ballistic!

 

[Extra One & One]

Combination engine & ambulance!

Fire Departments or EMS Departments? - Fire Apparatus: Fire trucks, fire engines, emergency vehicles, and firefighting equipment

There should be no apologies from fire departments that continue to look to ways to add value.

www.fireapparatusmagazine.com

 

[JohnnyGage]

I think its a great idea, I would even suggest putting a police officer on the rig and between runs they could patrol the neighborhood!

 

[Capttomo]

I think its a great idea, I would even suggest putting a police officer on the rig and between runs they could patrol the neighborhood!

Hahaha

 

[raybrag]

I think its a great idea, I would even suggest putting a police officer on the rig and between runs they could patrol the neighborhood!

And maybe a lottery ticket machine on the pump panel . . . but the beer tap is probably a no-no.

 

[smachalek]

Fire Departments or EMS Departments? - Fire Apparatus: Fire trucks, fire engines, emergency vehicles, and firefighting equipment

There should be no apologies from fire departments that continue to look to ways to add value.

www.fireapparatusmagazine.com

 

[Bulldog]

I saw a rig up several years ago, I'm not sure on what website, that had a stretcher and EMS equipment in the back half of the cab where the crew seating is in most rigs. I forget exactly what the department was but I believe it was in Minnesota or Wisconsin.

 

[zpppe]

Not the same setup but stumbled upon this video a couple years ago of early 90's Cleveland Fire Squad 1 pulling a woman from a house fire and then transporting her themselves in the back of their rig, starts around 2:30.

 

[Capttomo]

Not the same setup but stumbled upon this video a couple years ago of early 90's Cleveland Fire Squad 1 pulling a woman from a house fire and then transporting her themselves in the back of their rig, starts around 2:30.

Great post. I enjoyed that.

 

[AYoung]

Not the same setup but stumbled upon this video a couple years ago of early 90's Cleveland Fire Squad 1 pulling a woman from a house fire and then transporting her themselves in the back of their rig, starts around 2:30.

Cleveland has done this for years. Their rescues have had cots in them for years. It was always crazy to see them backed into the ER at University Hospital on the east side. They're down to two rescues now, from 4 but I'm pretty sure the cots remain. Their use has dropped dramatically though, basically members and kids, else CEMS (third service EMS) is usually on scene.

 

[egears18]

many moons ago, while I was still otj, somone posted on the bullitin board of the firehouse a rig with a stretcher in it. Man, did some of the guys go ballistic!

 

[egears18]

Broward Sheriff fire rescue used to have a engine that the stretcher went through the jump seats.

 

[Capttomo]

Broward Sheriff fire rescue used to have a engine that the stretcher went through the jump seats.View attachment 34420

They still have it. Last I knew it was assigned to Station 106 which is on I-75 / alligator alley in the Florida Everglades.

 

[BoomerTE511]

Heard at City Council...Just out of curiosity, between fire and medical responses, can "those" people working that day pick-up recyclables.
Asking for a friend

 

[FFM1938]

Sorta looks like the old SOC franken-rigs from the shops, only they kept the pump.