What does your agency ride in...
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We have all E350s:
some Type III dualies (not as many of these):
some E350 SRW Type IIIs (the majority of our fleet):
a bunch of E350 Type IIs (still have a lot of these, mostly replacing them with the above style Type IIIs):
We also have a few Chevy Tahoe fly cars that some of our paramedics run around in to assist BLS crews when need be.
and we just started getting some Chevy Type IIs but no one seems to like these at ALL compared to the Fords
we have a bunch of different bodies, including:
* Ford Motor Company
* Wheeled Coach
* McCoy Miller
* Marque Emergency Vehicles
* Horton Emergency Vehicles
* Braun Emergency Vehicles
some Type III dualies (not as many of these):
some E350 SRW Type IIIs (the majority of our fleet):
a bunch of E350 Type IIs (still have a lot of these, mostly replacing them with the above style Type IIIs):
We also have a few Chevy Tahoe fly cars that some of our paramedics run around in to assist BLS crews when need be.
and we just started getting some Chevy Type IIs but no one seems to like these at ALL compared to the Fords
we have a bunch of different bodies, including:
* Ford Motor Company
* Wheeled Coach
* McCoy Miller
* Marque Emergency Vehicles
* Horton Emergency Vehicles
* Braun Emergency Vehicles
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TheMowingMonk
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I think my EMS Agency has the Sickest Rides of them all.
Nothing Beat Hard Core EMS Golf Carts
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Nothing Beat Hard Core EMS Golf Carts
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Grady_emt
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"Two Fouty Fo"
A classic that is hopefully due for remount with an F350 cab and air-ride suspension here in the next few months.
A classic that is hopefully due for remount with an F350 cab and air-ride suspension here in the next few months.
Grady_emt
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"Deuces Wild/Triple Deuce"
This truck is about 18months out of remount with an 01 McCoy Miller box remounted onto an 06' F350 and has 62,145 miles on it when I fueled it last night.
This truck is about 18months out of remount with an 01 McCoy Miller box remounted onto an 06' F350 and has 62,145 miles on it when I fueled it last night.
Grady_emt
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"Two Fowty"
240, a 00' Box remounted on an 05' F350 cab. This unit was formerly the Special Ops. Unit (aka SWAT truck) and in the last batch of units to be remounted without air-ride suspensions. The Special Ops crew has now swapped into 230, an 08' F30 remount of an 02' box with air-ride.
240, a 00' Box remounted on an 05' F350 cab. This unit was formerly the Special Ops. Unit (aka SWAT truck) and in the last batch of units to be remounted without air-ride suspensions. The Special Ops crew has now swapped into 230, an 08' F30 remount of an 02' box with air-ride.
Niftymedic911
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Our newest (10) 2008 Freightliner MB2 extended cab chasis with custom American LaFrance Box. EQ2B, dual Wheelen sirens, Dual Grover Air horns, Chrome vertical smoke stack, Full Wheelen LED pacakge, Air suspension / air brakes, and a special fin... it delfects the air away from the back of the truck to allow the back of the truck to stay clean:
Our older and newest Ford 450's: (2) 2008 F-450's on custom Horton Chasis with full LED and Buel airhorns:
Our Critical Care Transport helo's (2):
Medstar 1 and 2:
MedStar 1: 2004 EC-145 first 145 Medical helicopter in North America.
Some Action Pics including our older trucks: 2003 Freightliner FL60 Chasis with ALF boxes:
Some More action:
Our Parade response vehicles:
Polaris's (6):
Lastly our Sprinter units for special details:
Our older and newest Ford 450's: (2) 2008 F-450's on custom Horton Chasis with full LED and Buel airhorns:
Our Critical Care Transport helo's (2):
Medstar 1 and 2:
MedStar 1: 2004 EC-145 first 145 Medical helicopter in North America.
Some Action Pics including our older trucks: 2003 Freightliner FL60 Chasis with ALF boxes:
Some More action:
Our Parade response vehicles:
Polaris's (6):
Lastly our Sprinter units for special details:
EMT815
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My corps just got 2 new rigs this year, they are MedTech boxes on F-350 chassis (318 & 319)
We also have a Ford Explorer that serves as a first response and command vehicle (317)
We also have a mountain bike that we use for special events (Bike 1)
We also have a Ford Explorer that serves as a first response and command vehicle (317)
We also have a mountain bike that we use for special events (Bike 1)
Trailpatrol
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You forgot the bikes!
You guys in Lee County have such neat toys! But you forgot to post any pictures of the bike team!
Any of your bike medics going to be at IPMBA in Indianapolis?
Ride safe,
Hans
You guys in Lee County have such neat toys! But you forgot to post any pictures of the bike team!
Any of your bike medics going to be at IPMBA in Indianapolis?
Ride safe,
Hans
aussieemt1980
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The paramedics around here have everything. Its a state govenment service so money isnt an issue lol. Pics of vehicles state wide.
Ah, the old MAS, how are things going down there in Victoria?
aussieemt1980
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We only have 1 unit at the moment woth plans to expand the fleet. It is an ex Queensland Ambulance Service VS Commodore Ambulance, a little cramped in the back but it does the job nicely. It even goes places that the statutory ambulance service wont go as I found out last weekend on a job. It is not marked up as yet, and I will try and get some photos of it when it is done. I will also try and get a night shot of the lights going.
firemedic7982
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At my FT 911 service we have 9 24hr Trucks, 4 12hr rotating peak trucks, 1 Tactical/ SWAT truck, MCI Trailer, and 4 Reserve Trucks, A 24hr. Field Supervisor, and a 12 hr. Clinical Supervisor.
All are MICU .
All are Braun Super Chief XL, type III mounted on Ford E350, and 450 Chassis.
Of varying year models ranging from 2002 - 2008.
The Supervisors, Clinical Sup, Exec Dir, MD, and Spec OPS dir. all have 2007 Ford Police Interceptors.
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My PT 911 Service runs 21 24hr. trucks, 3 12hr. rotating peak trucks, 1 paramedic sqaud, and 3 supervisors.
All MICU. All the Ambulances are Frazier Type I, mounted on Either F-350, Chevy 3500, or Dodge Ram 3500 chasis ranging in years from 2003-2008.
The Squad, and The Supervisor vehicles are either Chevy Tahoes, or Suburbans ranging in years from 99-2008
The Exec Dir. Car, and the MD car are 2006 Ford Police Interceptors.
All are MICU .
All are Braun Super Chief XL, type III mounted on Ford E350, and 450 Chassis.
Of varying year models ranging from 2002 - 2008.
The Supervisors, Clinical Sup, Exec Dir, MD, and Spec OPS dir. all have 2007 Ford Police Interceptors.
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My PT 911 Service runs 21 24hr. trucks, 3 12hr. rotating peak trucks, 1 paramedic sqaud, and 3 supervisors.
All MICU. All the Ambulances are Frazier Type I, mounted on Either F-350, Chevy 3500, or Dodge Ram 3500 chasis ranging in years from 2003-2008.
The Squad, and The Supervisor vehicles are either Chevy Tahoes, or Suburbans ranging in years from 99-2008
The Exec Dir. Car, and the MD car are 2006 Ford Police Interceptors.
hitechredneckemt
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this is my new truck at my volley deptPL makes good vehicles. I do a bit of business with them.
At the volunteer ambulance corps we have three type III PL customs on Ford E-450 chasis, and one Freightliner FL50 also from PL Custom vehicles. At the Hospital EMS service I work for all are type III Wheeled Coach custom series except for BLS city 911 units which are Wheeled Coach vans....
cookiexd40
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these our three here in hereford...
wolfwyndd
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Union Township Life Squad
http://flickr.com/photos/shintu/2527202641/
http://flickr.com/photos/shintu/2527202673/
I can't see to figure out how to get my pictures small enough to post directly in a post so I'm just gonna post a link to our two ambulances. Squad 1 we just got about 6 months ago. Squad 2 we've had for about 5 years. Their are both pretty much the same ambulance. About the only difference is the new one has a spot light on the top, a automatic step on the side door and a window on the passenger side of the box. Beyond that, they're pretty much identical.
http://flickr.com/photos/shintu/2527202641/
http://flickr.com/photos/shintu/2527202673/
I can't see to figure out how to get my pictures small enough to post directly in a post so I'm just gonna post a link to our two ambulances. Squad 1 we just got about 6 months ago. Squad 2 we've had for about 5 years. Their are both pretty much the same ambulance. About the only difference is the new one has a spot light on the top, a automatic step on the side door and a window on the passenger side of the box. Beyond that, they're pretty much identical.
K9kazoo
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Manitoba's fleet...
Manitoba's Crestline Fleetmax ambulance fleet...
Made by Crestline Coach...
and we're also slated to have 4 trial Sprinters on a Mercedes chassis early in 2009. Based on the same design Queensland and NSW in Australia. Any of our Aussie friends have any comments on the Sprinters?
I think we're losing 1 inch of headroom in the pt compartment... meaning more crooked necks and bent backs. How the heck do you fit a Supervisor, student, Medic, and a Fire Fighter in the back to work a trauma arrest? and safely transport?
B.
Manitoba's Crestline Fleetmax ambulance fleet...
Made by Crestline Coach...
and we're also slated to have 4 trial Sprinters on a Mercedes chassis early in 2009. Based on the same design Queensland and NSW in Australia. Any of our Aussie friends have any comments on the Sprinters?
I think we're losing 1 inch of headroom in the pt compartment... meaning more crooked necks and bent backs. How the heck do you fit a Supervisor, student, Medic, and a Fire Fighter in the back to work a trauma arrest? and safely transport?
B.
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We only have 1 unit at the moment woth plans to expand the fleet. It is an ex Queensland Ambulance Service VS Commodore Ambulance, a little cramped in the back but it does the job nicely. It even goes places that the statutory ambulance service wont go as I found out last weekend on a job. It is not marked up as yet, and I will try and get some photos of it when it is done. I will also try and get a night shot of the lights going.
Love to see a shot of the inside. Interesting truck for sure....
Grady_emt
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Our new truck, and 08' Chevrolet 3500 HD with an 03' McCoy Miller box remount. Previously we have run with Ford F350's and E350s before the F's. Due to problems with the 08' F350s and the new smaller engines, we ordered this Chevy and it rides like a dream, and takes off like a rocket too. The Chevy reportedly will have fewer overall maintenance porblems as well, but we will see
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