Apparatus

We are very fortunate to have such a dependable apparatus fleet. Since the fire department was founded and established in 1986, we continue to have tremendous support from our community. Leaving the days of the "homemade" truck to NFPA compliant apparatus is the goal of the community. Keeping the firefighters as safe as possible when responding and having the equipment necessary to save life and property.

The vehicle was given to the department by the Sampson County Sheriff’s Department. We are blest to have a Sheriff Department that is completely committed to the fire and EMS departments throughout the county.

This vehicle’s primary use is a command vehicle operated by the Fire Chief, responding directly to all calls and incidents. Equipped with a lap top computer, all operational plans are easily available during any fire related incident. Members also use the vehicle for offsite training seminars throughout the state.

Engine:
Ford, 390 HP
Transmission:
10 Speed Manual
Water Capacity:
1750 Gallons
Equipment Highlights:
2500 Dump Tank

Taylors Bridge Tanker 1623 is a 1967 tanker made by the department. The chassis was used by the Forestry Service and the tank donated by Campbell Oil Company. This was our second tanker and is used for in district incidents. The 1600 gallon water capacity reduced the need for two apparatus. Filling is not compromised with two 2-1/2 fill inlets at the rear. There is seating for two firefighters.

Engine:
Ford, 330 HP, Turbocharged
Transmission:
Allison World HD4060
Pump:
Hale Single-stage 350 GPM
Water Capacity:
1800 Gallons PolyTank

Equipment Highlights:
(2) Scott NxG2 SCBA
2500 Dump Tank
1 - 200' 1-3/4" Attack
80 gal. AFFF Foam

Taylors Bridge Tanker 1624 is a 1995 E-One tanker. This is the first out tanker for both in district and mutual aid incidents. The 1800 gallon water capacity reduced the need for two apparatus. Filling is not compromised with two 2-1/2 fill inlets at the rear. There is seating for two firefighters. Four large tool boxes were added to the hose bed for additional storage capacity.

Engine:
Ford, 330 HP, Turbocharged
Transmission:
5 Speed Manual
Pump:
Hale 1250 GPM
Water Capacity:
1000 Gallons PolyTank

Equipment Highlights:
(4) Scott NxG2 SCBA
1000' 0f 4" LDH
2 - 200' 1-3/4 Attack
1 - 200" 2-1/3 Attack
Akron Deck Gun
20 gal. AFFF Foam

Taylors Bridge Engine 1632 is a 1989 E-One pumper/tanker. This is our mutual aid engine company and our primary water point engine for the Taylors Bridge Fire District. The apparatus is equipped to be an "first-in" engine on structural incidents without compromise. Service test are performed annually. There is seating for two firefighters.

Engine:
Caterpillar 330 HP, Turbocharged
Transmission:
Allison World HD4060
Pump:
Hale 1250 GPM
Water Capacity:
1000 Gallons PolyTank

Equipment Highlights:

(4) Scott NxG2 SCBA
(1) Scott RIT Pack
Thermal Imaging Camera
5000kw Honda Generator
(2) 750W Tele Lights
1000' of 4" LDH
(2) - 200' 1-3/4" Attack
(1) - 200' 2-1/2" Attack
100' 1-1/2" bumper line
Akron deck gun
20 gal. AFFF Foam

Taylors Bridge Engine 1633 is the primary engine company for the Taylors Bridge Fire District and response area. There is seating for five firefighters, four being SCBA seats. This new apparatus allows us to respond safely and comfortably with a large number of personnel in an enclosed cab. Service test are performed annually.

Engine:
Cummings 350 HP, Turbocharged
Transmission:
Allison World HD4060

Equipment Highlights:
(5) Scott NxG2 SCBA
25kw PTO Generator

(2) 900 watt MagnaFire lamps and (2) 110,000 lumen metal-halide lamps

9000 lb. Winch (4 ports)
6000psi Cascade System
(1) Scott RIT Pack
Water Rescue
High Level Rescue
Medical Equipment
Air Shore Stabilizing
TNT Hydralic System

Medium Rescue Compliant
NCAR&EMS

Taylors Bridge Special Operations 1651 is a 2004 Hackney Heavy Rescue truck. There is seating for six firefighters, five being SCBA seats. This apparatus is our equipment truck, rescue and multi-purpose vehicle, providing support to Fire, EMS, Sheriff's department and other agencies throughout Sampson County. It has all the necessary equipment needed to support all emergency operations. The equipment to the left is only a quick reference.
We have also included accommodations for rehab of all personnel on a scene and can provide hot and cold beverages and hot food during long durations.

Apparatus
Described below is the standard.

11 - 19 Engine
21 - 29 Tanker
31 - 39 Pumper/Tanker
41 - 44 Brush Truck
45 - 49 Air Truck
51 - 54 Utility Truck
55 Aerial Device
56 Fire Medic (First Reponder)
57 - 59 Special Other

The department number would
preceed the apparatus type.
Example: 1611

Engine/Pumper
Pump shall be rated at not less than 1000 GPM at 150-PSI net pump pressure. Has no “Quick Dump” capability.

Tanker
Shall carry a minimum water capacity of 1000 gallons and has “Quick Dump capability.

Pumper/Tanker
Pump shall be rated at not less than 1000 GPM at 150-PSI net pump pressure. Carries a minimum water capacity of 1000 gallons and has “Quick Dump capability.

Quick Dump
A six-inch AMES devise (standard) equipped at the back of the apparatus. A ten inch Newton Valve or larger can be substituted however the department must have a four foot extension.


Home Apparatus 1986 - Present 166 - Tanker 1600 - Command 1621 - Tanker 1622 - Tanker 1623 - Tanker 1624 - Tanker 1631 - Engine 1632 - Engine 1633 - Engine 1645 - Equipment 1651 - Rescue


	We are very fortunate to have such a dependable apparatus fleet. Since the fire department was founded and established in 1986, we continue to have tremendous support from our community. Leaving the days of the "homemade" truck to NFPA compliant apparatus is the goal of the community. Keeping the firefighters as safe as possible when responding and having the equipment necessary to save life and property.

2001 Ford Crown Victoria The vehicle was given to the department by the Sampson County Sheriff’s Department. We are blest to have a Sheriff Department that is completely committed to the fire and EMS departments throughout the county.


	This vehicle’s primary use is a command vehicle operated by the Fire Chief, responding directly to all calls and incidents. Equipped with a lap top computer, all operational plans are easily available during any fire related incident. Members also use the vehicle for offsite training seminars throughout the state.

1967 Home Made F-750 Ford Engine: Ford, 390 HP Transmission: 10 Speed Manual Water Capacity: 1750 Gallons Equipment Highlights: 2500 Dump Tank


	Taylors Bridge Tanker 1623 is a 1967 tanker made by the department. The chassis was used by the Forestry Service and the tank donated by Campbell Oil Company. This was our second tanker and is used for in district incidents. The 1600 gallon water capacity reduced the need for two apparatus. Filling is not compromised with two 2-1/2 fill inlets at the rear. There is seating for two firefighters.

1995 E-One F-800 Ford Engine: Ford, 330 HP, Turbocharged Transmission: Allison World HD4060 Pump: Hale Single-stage 350 GPM Water Capacity: 1800 Gallons PolyTank Equipment Highlights: (2) Scott NxG2 SCBA 2500 Dump Tank 1 - 200' 1-3/4" Attack 80 gal. AFFF Foam


	Taylors Bridge Tanker 1624 is a 1995 E-One tanker. This is the first out tanker for both in district and mutual aid incidents. The 1800 gallon water capacity reduced the need for two apparatus. Filling is not compromised with two 2-1/2 fill inlets at the rear. There is seating for two firefighters. Four large tool boxes were added to the hose bed for additional storage capacity.

1989 E-One F-800 Ford Engine: Ford, 330 HP, Turbocharged Transmission: 5 Speed Manual Pump: Hale 1250 GPM Water Capacity: 1000 Gallons PolyTank Equipment Highlights: (4) Scott NxG2 SCBA 1000' 0f 4" LDH 2 - 200' 1-3/4 Attack 1 - 200" 2-1/3 Attack Akron Deck Gun 20 gal. AFFF Foam


	Taylors Bridge Engine 1632 is a 1989 E-One pumper/tanker. This is our mutual aid engine company and our primary water point engine for the Taylors Bridge Fire District. The apparatus is equipped to be an "first-in" engine on structural incidents without compromise. Service test are performed annually. There is seating for two firefighters.

2000 Pierce FL-80 Freightliner Engine: Caterpillar 330 HP, Turbocharged Transmission: Allison World HD4060 Pump: Hale 1250 GPM Water Capacity: 1000 Gallons PolyTank Equipment Highlights: (4) Scott NxG2 SCBA (1) Scott RIT Pack Thermal Imaging Camera 5000kw Honda Generator (2) 750W Tele Lights 1000' of 4" LDH (2) - 200' 1-3/4" Attack (1) - 200' 2-1/2" Attack 100' 1-1/2" bumper line Akron deck gun 20 gal. AFFF Foam


	Taylors Bridge Engine 1633 is the primary engine company for the Taylors Bridge Fire District and response area. There is seating for five firefighters, four being SCBA seats. This new apparatus allows us to respond safely and comfortably with a large number of personnel in an enclosed cab. Service test are performed annually.

2004 Hachney Spartan Big Easy Engine: Cummings 350 HP, Turbocharged Transmission: Allison World HD4060 Equipment Highlights: (5) Scott NxG2 SCBA 25kw PTO Generator (2) 900 watt MagnaFire lamps and (2) 110,000 lumen metal-halide lamps 9000 lb. Winch (4 ports) 6000psi Cascade System (1) Scott RIT Pack Water Rescue High Level Rescue Medical Equipment Air Shore Stabilizing TNT Hydralic System Medium Rescue Compliant NCAR&EMS


	Taylors Bridge Special Operations 1651 is a 2004 Hackney Heavy Rescue truck. There is seating for six firefighters, five being SCBA seats. This apparatus is our equipment truck, rescue and multi-purpose vehicle, providing support to Fire, EMS, Sheriff's department and other agencies throughout Sampson County. It has all the necessary equipment needed to support all emergency operations. The equipment to the left is only a quick reference. We have also included accommodations for rehab of all personnel on a scene and can provide hot and cold beverages and hot food during long durations.

	Sampson County Numbering System
	Apparatus Described below is the standard. 11 - 19 Engine 21 - 29 Tanker 31 - 39 Pumper/Tanker 41 - 44 Brush Truck 45 - 49 Air Truck 51 - 54 Utility Truck 55 Aerial Device 56 Fire Medic (First Reponder) 57 - 59 Special Other The department number would preceed the apparatus type. Example: 1611	Engine/Pumper Pump shall be rated at not less than 1000 GPM at 150-PSI net pump pressure. Has no “Quick Dump” capability. Tanker Shall carry a minimum water capacity of 1000 gallons and has “Quick Dump capability. Pumper/Tanker Pump shall be rated at not less than 1000 GPM at 150-PSI net pump pressure. Carries a minimum water capacity of 1000 gallons and has “Quick Dump capability. Quick Dump A six-inch AMES devise (standard) equipped at the back of the apparatus. A ten inch Newton Valve or larger can be substituted however the department must have a four foot extension.

	Apparatus no longer in service
Home	161 (1631) 1989 Ford F-800 Engine FMC Slagle Fire Equipment Salesman Mark Edwards First New Apparatus 162 (1622) 1964 International Tanker "Homemade" Purchased from Myrtle Grove Fire Dept. First Fire Truck	164 (1621) 1980 GMC Tanker "Homemade" Chassis Prestage Farms donation Tank - Army Surplus 165 (1645) 1985 Chevrolet Equipment Truck "Homemade" Army Surplus 166 1957 International Tanker "Homemade" Purchased from Piney Grove Fire Dept.