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Rescue Apparatus: Walk-in vs. Non-Walk-In? My department is considering combining a hazmat unit and a rescue company into one vehicle. Both of these companies are currently cross-st… Started by Scott Eckels	0	Feb 15, 2012
Non traditional tanker (tender) chassis. What's your view? At this point our department is not currently putting together specs for a tanker but it is on the horizon (1-2 years out). Most likely it… Started by Todd "Walt" Walton	2	Oct 14, 2009 Reply by Todd "Walt" Walton

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Rescue Apparatus: Walk-in vs. Non-Walk-In?

My department is considering combining a hazmat unit and a rescue company into one vehicle. Both of these companies are currently cross-st…

Started by Scott Eckels

Feb 15, 2012

Non traditional tanker (tender) chassis. What's your view?

At this point our department is not currently putting together specs for a tanker but it is on the horizon (1-2 years out). Most likely it…

Started by Todd "Walt" Walton

Oct 14, 2009
Reply by Todd "Walt" Walton

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