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Tanker 6-2-7
Riverhead Fire Department’s tanker is designed to provide a dependable water supply and pumping capability for hydrant and non-hydrant areas, supporting firefighting operations throughout the district and during mutual aid assignments.
Tanker 6-2-7
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Photos: Riverhead Fire Department
SPECIFICATIONS
| Unit Designation |
6-2-7 (Tanker) |
| Manufacturer / Body |
Fouts Fire |
| Chassis |
Kenworth T-880 |
| Engine |
Paccar MX-13, 565 HP |
| Transmission |
Allison 4000EVS Automatic |
| Pump |
Hale Qmax, 1,500 GPM |
| Water Tank |
4,000-gallon polypropylene tank |
| Tank / Body Design |
Wetside tanker design |
| Dump Valves |
Manually activated Newton stainless steel swivel dump valve |
| Tank Fills |
Two rear body direct tank fills |
| Hose & Water Supply |
Storage for two 10-foot lengths of lightweight hard suction
Storage for one 4,000-gallon aluminum FOL-DA-TANK portable tank
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| Compartments |
Four low-side compartments with AMDOR roll-up doors |
| Lighting |
Whelen LED warning and scene lighting package |
OVERVIEW
Tanker 6-2-7 supports fireground operations by transporting large volumes of water, supplying engines at the scene, and supporting sustained water supply operations in non-hydrant areas. Its integrated pump and wetside design allow the unit to function as a versatile tanker-pumper when operational needs require.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Additional builder background and apparatus details are available in a feature article from
Fire Apparatus Magazine
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