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They look so good together!!! Congrats on your new engine!!!!

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Which one is the new one

Long Creek Fire Department

6 days ago

The Long Creek Fire Department is pleased to present the newest addition to our department. We have taken delivery of a brand new engine company from Pierce Mfg and have designated it as Engine 10. After some final equipment mounting and driver training, we expect to place Engine 10 in service in the next few weeks. Thank you to Atlantic Emergency Solutions for working hard with us through the long design and build process.

Here are some details about the truck:
-2019 Pierce Enforcer Pumper
-Cummins L9 450hp
-2000 GPM Pump
-750 gal. Water Tank
-Husky 3 Foam, 30 gal.
-HiViz LED Lighting on front, sides, and rear
-Seating for 5 with medical bags and engineer gear storage in cab
-Hurst eDraulic tools in front bumper
-Winch connection points on 3 sides
-Coffin compartments
-Internal ladder storage
-Crosslays and hosebed are all 64” from ground

Engine 10 was designed to be more of a rescue-engine for our department. It carries all the normal engine company equipment, but has additional rope rescue, vehicle extrication, and hazardous material equipment.

This apparatus presents two “firsts” for our department. This is the first time that both of our engine companies have been painted red since the 1970’s. This is also the first Engine with the 10 designation. We chose to do this to represent our original Mecklenburg County station number, 10. In an effort to better streamline our operations and radio identification, all of our apparatus will be slowly changing over to this same number system (Rescue 10, Brush 10, etc).

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It’s badass to say the least!! Being a former member from the mid-late 90’s, the red still hasn’t quite grown on me fully! It is growing slowly though!! I love the “10” designation!! That’s a great idea!!! Beautiful truck y’all!!!

Gorgeous. Glad to see you and Cooks have new equipment.

Congratulations !!

Congrats to all who contributed to bringing it from conception to delivery. When is the wet down?

Nice truck

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