Heavy Rescue - Hackney Emergency Vehicles
Heavy Rescue - Hackney Emergency Vehicles
Heavy Rescue - Hackney Emergency Vehicles
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Model DFC1173TR<br />
Yaphank Fire Department<br />
Yaphank, New York<br />
<strong>Heavy</strong> <strong>Rescue</strong><br />
Located on the eastern end of Long Island and just off the Long Island Expressway, the Yaphank Fire<br />
Department serves a diverse response area that required a rescue vehicle capable to serving multiple tasks<br />
from a single apparatus. They selected <strong>Hackney</strong> due to its unique drop/pinch frame that increased the<br />
storage capacity without increasing wheelbase and overall height and made storage and retrieval of<br />
equipment simple and fast to deploy. Following is a list of some of the major features:<br />
• Spartan Gladiator Extended Four Door<br />
Cab with 24” raised roof<br />
• Cummins ISX, 600 hp engine<br />
• 23,000# front axle<br />
• 54,000# tandem rear axles with air<br />
suspension<br />
• V‐MUX multiplexed chassis<br />
• Seven seating positions with Secure‐All<br />
SCBA brackets<br />
• EMS storage cabinet behind engine<br />
housing.<br />
• Storage cabinets above all rear seat<br />
positions with cargo netting over<br />
openings<br />
• 28” extended severe‐duty steel front<br />
bumper with rescue tool & reel storage<br />
• 16,500# Warn winch mounted beneath<br />
bumper<br />
• 10,000# winch receiver left and right<br />
side of body and under rear bumper<br />
• 9000# Warn portable winch<br />
• <strong>Hackney</strong> 22‐ft body with (11) roll‐up<br />
door compartments<br />
• 42” deep floor‐to‐ceiling<br />
compartments forward of rear wheels<br />
• 24.5” deep roof top compartments<br />
• 968 cu.ft. useable storage capacity<br />
• Sliding roof access ladder (see photos)<br />
• Polished stainless steel fenderettes<br />
• Slide‐out Speedi‐Dry hopper in left<br />
and right wheelskirt panels<br />
• SCBA bottle storage tubes in<br />
wheelskirt panels (8)<br />
• Recessed adjustable shelf tracks in all<br />
compartment side walls to increase<br />
compartment storage capacity<br />
• PacTrac tool boards (see drawings)<br />
• <strong>Heavy</strong>‐duty tool drawers integrated<br />
into lower compartment – 37” wide x<br />
38” deep: (1) 4” high; (2) 8” high<br />
• 20cfm, 240VAC air compressor<br />
installed on roof with (2) hose reels.<br />
<strong>Hackney</strong>’s drop/pinch frame<br />
permits 40” deep floor‐to‐<br />
ceiling tool boards not possible<br />
with conventional rescue<br />
bodies.
Low‐profile design permits 72” high compartments for increased storage capacity without exceeding overall height restrictions.<br />
Safety rails are shown at entrance to roof storage area complimenting the sliding ladder. Fold‐down auxiliary step platforms<br />
facilitate access to upper storage areas. Upper side body fixed and removable tripod flood lights supplement the 12vdc LED flood<br />
lights. A Command Light tower with six FRC flood lights in installed on the forward recessed roof.<br />
Two hydraulic rescue tool hose<br />
reels pre‐connected to spreader<br />
and cutter.<br />
<strong>Hackney</strong>’s exclusive sliding ladder tilts outward when positioned<br />
over the roof top opening for safer roof access . Glides on nylon<br />
rollers inside a track and locks in place in receivers.<br />
Fold‐down auxiliary compartment<br />
step and four spare SCBA bottle<br />
storage tubes. Long cribbing tunnel<br />
shown above wheels.<br />
25kw PTO generator is<br />
protected inside the<br />
compartment, not beneath.<br />
Yaphank Fire Department<br />
<strong>Heavy</strong> <strong>Rescue</strong><br />
Two PacTrac tool boards slides out<br />
either side of body. These are two of<br />
six PacTrac tool boards installed.<br />
Speedi‐Dry hopper in left<br />
and right wheel skirts.
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