Apparatus

Identifier	Year	Manufacturer	Type	Status
T39-1	2008	E One	Tower Ladder	In Service
Features	T39-1 is a mid mount platform with 95 feet of vertical reach, 88 feet of horizontal reach with a four section aluminum aerial ladder. The platform can accomodate up to 1300 lbs of firefighters and equipment. The master stream nozzle is 1250 gpm. The truck is equipped with a 2000 gpm Hale pump and a 300 gallon water tank. 800 feet of 5" hose is carried in the hose bed. The 8 man cab has 5 SCBA equipped seats with 3 additional SCBA's in a compartment on the truck. The truck has a 10' 10" travel height and can be set up in under 1 minute with its self stabilizing controls. The truck has 4 bottle jacks and only one set of underslung stabilizers that extend out to a total width of 15' 6", however, the unit can be short jacked.
Description	T39-1 is the first aerial platform that the City of Mechanicville has ever owned. This unit is located at the Central Fire Station.

Identifier	Year	Manufacturer	Type	Status
ETA 42-1	2000	KME	Engine Tanker	In Service
Features	1500 gpm Hale QMax pump, 1000 gal. poly tank, 6 man enclosed cab, 7 kw diesel generator, 4 cross lays, 1000 ft. 5 in. hose
Description	ETA 42-1 is the first truck to join the fleet without being under the authority of a specific company. It is located at the Central Station.

Identifier	Year	Manufacturer	Type	Status
ETA 44-1	1989	Young	Engine Tanker	In Service
Features	1500 gpm Hale pump top mount, 1000 gal. poly tank, 6 man enclosed cab, 3 in. hose
Description	ETA 44-1 was purchased and run under the supervision of the W.L. Howland Chemical Engine Company #5. Since the closure of the Howland's station, it had been moved to the Depot Square Station (MFD Station #2) and run under the joint supervision of the Howlands and the Strangs. Since the dissolution of the 5 companies, this truck has been moved to the Central Station.

Identifier	Year	Manufacturer	Type	Status
L 39-1	1985	Seagrave on Ford Chasis	Ladder	Retired
Features	100 ft. aerial ladder, 50 ft. bangor ladder, 7 man cab with open jump seats, 7 kw diesel generator, 1000 gpm automatic nozzle with ladder pipe
Description	L 39-1 was run under the supervision of the J.L. Short Hook and Ladder Company #1. This unit has been retired and sold to a department in need.

Identifier	Year	Manufacturer	Type	Status
E 41-1	1982	Maxim	Pumper	In Service
Features	1250 Hale pump, 500 gal. poly tank, 5 man cab with open jump seats, 8 kw gas generator, 1500 ft. 5 in. hose
Description	E 41-1 was run under the supervision of the D.E. Ladow Steamer Company #2. Since the dissolution of the 5 companies, this truck has been moved to Station #2.

Identifier	Year	Manufacturer	Type	Status
E 43-1	1977	Mack	Pumper	Retired
Features	1250 gpm. Waterous pump, 500 gal. steel tank, 5 man cab with open jump seats, 5 kw portable generator, 3 in. hose
Description	E 43-1 was run under the supervision of the W.B. Neilson Hose Company #4. It was taken off of the front line and placed as a reserve pumper upon arrival of ETA 42-1. It has since been retired and donated to a charity organization that outfits struggling fire companies around the world with needed equipment.

Identifier	Year	Manufacturer	Type	Status
E 42-1	1973	Hahn	Pumper	Retired
Features	1000 gpm pump and 500 gal. tank
Description	E 42-1 was run under the supervision of the E.H. Strang Hose Company #3. It was placed into retirement and its call numbers were given to ETA 42-1.

Identifier	Year	Manufacturer	Type	Status
U 39-2	2005	Ford	Utility	In Service
Features	Four wheel drive, 9000 pound winch, 6 man cab, LED traffic arrow
Description	U 39-2 serves as a utility vehicle for use on emergencies ranging from pump outs and vehicle accidents to structure fires. U 39-2 is located at the Central Station.

Identifier	Year	Manufacturer	Type	Status
MR 39-3	2000	Action Craft	Shallow V	In Service
Features	20 feet long, 225 hp Mercury outboard, side mount dive platform.
Description	This boat was previously owned by the United States Air Force and used as a police patrol. It was purchased at a government auction and recovered from Florida. This unit is located at the Central Station.

Identifier	Year	Manufacturer	Type	Status
Unassigned	1991	Achilles	Inflatable Boat	Retired
Features	Honda 15 hp, 4 cycle, outboard motor. Trailor with hitch.
Description	This boat was donated to the MFD from the Round Lake Fire Department. Their donation is much appreciated and it is hopeful that in the future, the MFD will be able to once again offer water rescue service to the City of Mechanicville. A very special thanks to the Village of Round Lake and the chiefs and members of the Round Lake Fire Department. This unit has ben donated to Momentive Performance Materials.