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ENGINE
7 is a 2003 Spartan/Boise Mobile Equipment (BME) 1500 gpm pumper.
The chassis is a Spartan Gladiator FF series chassis with a cab that seats
four. There is additional seating for two forward-facing passengers in the
rear section by means of two fold-down seats (these can't be used when
responding to fire calls, as there is no SCBA attached to them).
The body is built by Boise Mobile Equipment. It has a 500
gallon tank and Waterous pump. It is powered by a 430 hp Detroit diesel engine and has a complement
of lighting by Federal Signal.
Other specifications are as follows:
- Top-mount pump and speedlays
- 42,500 lb. gross vehicle weight rating
- Allison EVS automatic transmission
- Air brakes with Anti-lock (ABS) braking system
- Aluminum body
- Rescue style compartments
- Roll-up doors by ROM
- Slide-out vertical tool boards
- Stainless steel pump panel
- Hale QMAX pump
- Hale 5.0 foam system
- 30-gallon foam tank
- 270-amp Leece Neville alternator
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TRUCK 7 is a 2003 Pierce All-Steer 110 ft. Tower Ladder built on the
Pierce Dash chassis. It made its debut during the Boise River Festival
in 2003. Due to it's size, the center bay door at the station had to
be raised to allow enough clearance for the truck to pass through. |
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RESCUE 7 is a 2004 Spartan/Boise Mobile Equipment Rescue rig.
This rig is based on the Spartan Gladiator Classic chassis, which is similar
to the other Spartan/BME rigs in Boise's line-up, except for the difference
in height of the cab's raised roof. It is also 18 inches longer than
the comparable umpers. The rig boasts a 35 kw power generator,
110-volt HID lighting with a boom light tower, pneumatic, hydraulic, and
electric powered rescue tools, cribbing, roll-out trays for all
compartments, and two Bullard Thermal Imaging Cameras. This rig is the
regional response rig for all rescues and extrications and responds to all
east-bound Interstate 84 extrications calls. |
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BATTALION 3 is a 2004 GMS Suburban Command unit. This is the newest
of the battalion chief rigs and covers the areas for stations 3, 7, 8, 12,
and 22. |
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TECHNICAL RESCUE 7 is a 2004 Ford F450 4-door pickup with a Leer
Commercial Topper on the back. This rig also responds with Rescue 7 on
technical rescue calls. |
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RESERVE ENGINE 7 - 1999 Simon Duplex chassis with rescue style body built by Boise Mobile Equipment (BME). This 1500 gpm pumper served as the former Engine 8. |
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OLD NUMBER 13 is a 1927 American LaFrance 500 GPM pumper, which was originally housed at the South Boise station. In
1948, the pumper was involved in a motor vehicle accident, but through restoration by local
firefighters, is still used today for parades, displays, and other special events. |