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University of Florida – Department of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation / DPC Brush Truck

Fire Pump: Hale HPX75 w/Briggs & Stratton 11 HP engine
Hoseload: 25' of 2-1/2"; 200' of 3/4"
Compartment Configuration: Aluminum compartments w/lift-up doors and LED strip lighting
Lighting: (2) FRC Spectra 12-volt LED telescoping lights (SPA510-Q20)
Warning Lights: Whelen Liberty 22" LED lightbar
Water Tank: 225 gallon UPF Defender 3
Hose Reel: (1) Hannay w/100' of Reelite booster hose
Sales Person: Mike Heston
Link: http://www.ordway-swisher.ufl.edu/
Additional Information: FRC TankVision water level gauge; custom storage provision for chainsaw, water cooler, and torches The University of Florida contracted with DPC to build and deliver a brush truck to their Department of Wildlife and Conservation. This vehicle will be based at the Ordway Swisher Biological Station and be used primarily as a support unit for controlled burns. The department burns anywhere between 800-1,800 acres annually on their 9,500 acre facility. It will supplement two older vehicles and is occasionally used to support other local agencies with controlled burns.


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University of Florida – Department of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation / DPC Brush Truck

In by Eric McGinnisOctober 12, 2012

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