Engine 401 - 1997 Pierce Lance
- Detroit diesel engine with Allison transmission- 1250 GPM pump
- 710 gallon water tank with built-in 40 gallon foam tank
- Seating for 6 firefighters
- Paramedic Engine
Engine 401 - 1997 Pierce Lance- Detroit diesel engine with Allison transmission- 1250 GPM pump - 710 gallon water tank with built-in 40 gallon foam tank - Seating for 6 firefighters - Paramedic Engine |
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Medic 401 - 2004 Horton on International Chassis- Cummins diesel engine with Allison transmission- Responds to all ALS calls |
Ambulance 401 - 1998 Horton/Ford F350 chassis- Reserve unit used primarily as a BLS unit and back-up medic unit- Diesel engine - Reserve unit placed in service by volunteers in times of inclement weather and/or high incident demand. |
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Squad 401 - 2007 Pierce/Dash Rescue- Detroit diesel 515 HP engine with Allison transmission- Carries 250 gallons of water - Serves as a satellite Haz Mat unit - Serves Fairfax County and surrounding jurisdictions as needed - Capable of carrying a crew of 6 |
Tower 401 - 2000 E-One Aerial Platform- Cummins 50 HP ISM engine- Cummins 50 HP engine - 10 KW Harrison Hydraulic generator - 95 foot aerial platform - 1000 GPM waterway - Full compliment of ground ladders |
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Pumper 401 - 1970 Peter PirschThis unit is the oldest vehicle in the McLean fleet and still carried in the County fleet as an operational unit. It has a 400 gallon water tank. It is used primarily within the community as a ceremonial/PR unit. It can be seen at Christmas time transporting Santa throughout the community. |
Utility 401 - 1992 Chevrolet SuburbanThis unit is used as both a utility vehicle and chief's car and for many special events. It is equipped to carry a full size stretcher if necessary. It is used as the tow vehicle for the Safety Trailer. The four-wheel drive feature comes in handy during snow emergencies, etc. |
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Kids Fire Safety Trailer - 1994 Mobil Concepts by ScottyThis trailer is used as an educational tool to teach kids first hand about fire safety in the home. Features include:- Living room complete with fire place - Kitchen with a stove, microwave, sink, pots/pans - Upstairs bedroom - Smoke machine - Closed circuit TV Children are taught to recognize safety, and potential fire hazards, that may be found around a house. In addition to the obvious, they learn about frayed wiring under a carpet, obstacles on the stairs, arrangement of pots/pans on the stove, electrical hazards. When the smoke detector is activated in the bedroom, they are taught to crawl low and examine the door to see if it is warm to the touch. If it is, they are taught to seek a second means of egress by way of the rear porch and down a ladder. It is a favorite of many children at community events and especially at Fire Prevention Week Open House |