Alligator Fire District Engines and Tankers
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2007
Ford F550, 4-wheel drive, five speed automatic transmission with a 6.0
L diesel engine. 9,000 pound Warn winch, Reese towing package,
six side compartments with two upper storage compartments, cross lays
for two 200' 1-3/4 inch handlines, 2KW Honda generator for accessories
and telescoping lights, 18 volt battery power sawzall, 110 volt
sawzall, positive pressure ventilation fan, 5 heavy duty fire scene
flashlights with onboard charger, auto eject power supply, 300
gallon polypropylene water tank, 245 GPM at 10PSI and 150 GPM at 100
PSI 18HP B&S gasoline engine pump with discharge manifold, 200
foot of 1" booster hose with rewind reel. misc
hand tools and other accessories.
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Alligator Fire District purchased the following extrication equipment on July 26, 2007.
Hurst Mini Simo Pump and Hose - Xtractor-C Combi Tool - MOC II Cutter and 30 Ram.
The decision was made to go with Hurst since the Rescue Squad has all Hurst tools and this will give us interoperability.
Hurst has also made their Hurst low pressure line as strong as most high pressure tools without increasing the weight of the tools
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Hurst Moc II Cutter and Xtractor C Combi Tool |
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Cutter and Combi Tool |
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Mini Simo Pump and 30 Ram |
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Original Engines purchased from E-One in 1986 when fire district was formed. Engines all remain in service. |
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Tanker 12...one of 3 tankers of this type also purchased in 1986 and now out of service.. 2000 gallon capacity. |
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New Luverne engine stationed in McBee at station 1. |
| Alligator engine 4 purchased April - 2006 |
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The
Super Tanker chassis
is a 1999 Freightliner, automatic transmission with a Caterpillar
diesel engine, purchased from Ezzell Trucking in Bishopville, S. C.
The tank was modified from a 5,000 gallon JP5 jet fuel tank that we had
from a previous vehicle (McBee Fire Dept). This tank was cut down
to a 3,000 gallon capacity tank by Doug McLeod. He also designed
and fabricated the 12" square either side dump system. This
unit has a 300 GPM offload pump for nursing a pumper, plans are to
upgrade this pump to a larger volume discharge. The lighting
system and siren/air horns were installed by Will Porter of Porters
Garage in McBee, S. C. The striping and lettering was done by
Stripe-It of Florence, S.
C.
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Wildland 5
Entered
into service in 2003, the truck is a 1972 military duce and a half
obtained through the SC Forestry Commission military surplus.
Diesel engine, straight drive transmission, all wheel drive, 1200
gallon SS tank and 8" square dump (either side) designed and
fabricated by Doug McLeod, Camden, SC.
CET Pump 300 GPM with discharge header for 2-1/2, 1-1/2 and 1" , 18HP gas Honda engine, intake is 2-1/2", Decals by Stripe-It of Florence, Lights and reflective striping by Will Porter and Ricky Williamson (AFD). Alligator will have 3 Wildland trucks when the project is complete.
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2007
Ford F550, 4-wheel drive, five speed automatic transmission with a 6.0 L
diesel engine. 9,000 pound Warn winch, Reese towing package, six
side compartments with two upper storage compartments, cross lays for
two 200' 1-3/4 inch handlines, 2KW Honda generator for accessories and
telescoping lights, 18 volt battery power sawzall, 110 volt sawzall,
positive pressure ventilation fan, 5 heavy duty fire scene flashlights
with onboard charger, auto eject power supply, 300 gallon
polypropylene water tank, 245 GPM at 10PSI and 150 GPM at 100 PSI 18HP
B&S gasoline engine pump with discharge manifold, 200 foot of
1" booster hose with rewind reel. misc
hand tools and other accessories.
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