Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
Engine - Truck - Rescue - TROT
Engine 128
Engine 128 is owned by the Borough of Mechanicsburg and housed at Station 28. The newest of two borough owned engines it has sufficient capabilities to handle most structure fires as well as light vehicle rescue. It was built by W.S. Darley on a Spartan Diamond Series Chassis and delivered to the borough in May of 1996
The pump panel is functional and compact by today's standards. The 6 pre-connect cross lays are fed by a 1500 gpm pump and 500 gallon tank. A 20 gallon class A Foam System by Foam Pro rounds out the configuration.
Pre-Connects are as follows
1 150 ft 1 3/4 Foam Line
1 200 ft 2" Hand line
2 150 ft 1 3/4 Hand lines
2 200 ft 1 3/4 Hand lines
The hose bed has sufficient space for the 1800 ft of 5" supply line.
Also deployed off the rear are:
350 ft 1 3/4 Hand line
200 ft TFT Blitzfire
150 ft 3" Warehouse Load
350 ft additional 3"
The roll up door conceals a Amkus Hydraulic Rescue Tool
Additional Equipment:
Amkus Rescue Tool
Cribbing
Crash bag
Full Medical Complement
35 Gallons AFFF
10Gallons Class A Foam
Assorted Tarps and Salvage Equipment
Mutli Gas Meter
Radiological Meter
Combustible Gas Meter
NFPA Ladder Complement
10 Kw Genset with 8500 Watts of Lighting
Foam Pro Pack
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