Inside 1E2

1E2 was designed as a multi use rescue pumper. This engine was the main engine in Hall 1 for many years and is currently the main engine in Hall 2. 1E2 also has a 6000 PSI breathing air refill station that has got a lot of use during its time on the engine. Although the older of our two engines, 1E2 carries a large variety of rescue tools that were obtained in a federal grant in 2012 and many fire related tools. 

The back of 1E2 contains four seats and multiple hand tools.

A view of the driver and passenger area.

The main pump panel controls.

Multiple types of rescue tools, cribbing, and chains are stored here.

EMS equipment and air bags and tools are located here.

The jaws of life and rams are kept here.

Ladders are kept in a chute and hose connections in the back. 

Extra air bottles, air cart, and ventilation fans.

K12 saw and high rise hose packs. 

Breathing air refill station on 1E2.

Passenger side pump panel and air refill station bottle storage.