Engine 177
2009 Spartan/4Guys
Lieutenant Dan Billings

Engine 177 serves many purposes for the Village of Irvington, primary responses include; car accidents/extrication, car fires, brush fires, hazardous materials calls, wires down, carbon monoxide and gas leaks. Engine 177 also responds to all structure fires to supply a secondary water source.

Chassis: Spartan Gladiator classic MFD 10" raised roof 8 man cab
Engine: Detroit Diesel series 60 455hp
Pump: Waterous 2000GPM single stage, FireResearch Incontrol 300 regulator, FireResearch Insight Flow Meters
Water Tank: 500gal Foam Tank: 60gal class A
NFPA Lighting: Whelen - lightbar Delta Lightbar D13S7N
Electrical: 12KW Onan Hydraulic Generator
Will-Burt light Tower w/ 6- 900watt quartz floodlights
4 - 1000watt Quartz lights (2) on each side of body
Two - 200ft Hannay Electric Reels

Features:
Upper "coffin" compartments
Air-Actuated Aluminum diamond Plate Hose Bed cover
Speedy dry chute with 200lbs storage in coffin compartment
Audiovox Voyager rearview Camera

Two - 100ft Hannay Hydraulic hose reel
8 - 30min SCBA bottles, 2- 1hr SCBA bottles
Ladders: 24' two-section, 12' roof, 10' folding attic

Hose:
100 ft 1-3/4 trash line from front bumper
midhip: 2-150ft 1-3/4 preconnect/crosslay, 200ft 2-1/2 deadlay
rear:1200ft 4in, 300ft 1-3/4 deadlay, 200ft 2-1/2 preconnect, 100ft 2-1/2 deadlay
2- 10ft lengths of 6" hard suction

(Photo Courtesy of Tim Brennen)

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