ER-573

ER-573’s primary function is as a first due Engine Company conducting fire suppression operations.  ER-573 is also equipped to respond as a FAST engine when requested for mutual aid assistance.  This engine replaced the 1967 Maxim city service truck and 1986 GMC Marion rescue truck.

ER-573 is a 2003 E-One custom fire engine with seating for up to eight firefighters.  It is powered by a 350 hp Cummins engine and Allison automatic transmission.  It is equipped with a 1250 gpm Hale single stage pump and a 1000 gallon poly water tank.

INVENTORY

Hose & Equipment:
700’ of pre-connected 1 ¾” attack hose.
200’ of pre-connected 2 ½” attack hose.
1000’ of 5” supply hose in the hose bed.
2 – 10’ 6” flexible suction
Pump / Hose adapters

SCBA’s:
6 – Scott 4.5
22 – spare 30 cylinders

Engine Tools:
Bullard Thermal Imaging Camera
2 – sets of irons (flat head ax & haligan)
Sledge hammer
2 – 6’ FDNY hooks

Ladders:
24’ Extension
14’ Roof
10’ Attic

Fire Extinguishers:
2 – 2.5 gallon water
10lb ABC Dry Chem
10lb Carbon Dioxide

Rescue:
Stokes basket
2 – 100’ search ropes
FF removal rope bag kit w/ pulleys and carabiners
Kit with prusik, webbing and carabiners
2 – Rescue ropes 200’
BLS bag w/ oxygen
KED

Extrication:
Amkus Power Unit
Amkus C-15 Combi Tool
Amkus Panel Cutters
Blocking
Come – A – Long
Air Chisel Kit
Windshield saw

Saws:
Stihl cut off saw
Stihl chain saw w/ bullet chain
Milwaukee electric reciprocating saw

Fans:
Positive Pressure Fan (21,000 cfm)
Electric smoke ejector w/ hanger

Electrical / Lighting:
Hydraulic internal 5kw generator
Honda Portable Generator w/ light
Portable flood lights
4 – Streamlight (Lite Box) handlights
6 – Streamlight (Survivor) handlights

Misc:
Bucket of speedi dry
10 gallons of AR-AFFF
GPS and Landing Zone Kit
4 – Motorola portable low band radios
Tool box

YEARLY RESPONSES