**NEW** 2023 Pierce Velocity Heavy Duty Walk-In Rescue - Princeton, NJ

Take a walk around Princeton, NJ First Aid and Rescue Squad NEW 2023 Pierce Velocity Heavy Duty Walk-In Rescue with Jeremy and Bob Emery of Fire and Safety Services, NJ. This rescue was designed with special operations in mind. Storage for specialized rescue equipment set the tone for this build.
Additional Features;
- Pierce Velocity 84” Chassis with a 20” Raised Roof
- Cummins X15 605HP 2021 EPA compliant Engine
- Allison EVS4000P Automatic Transmission
- TAK-4 Independent Front Suspension
- 24.5’ Walk-in/Walk-Through Body
- Onan 35kW Single Phase PTO Drive Generator

[@LakesRegionEmergencyPhoto]

GORGEOUS rescue. Loving the color scheme!

[@i.ak.1684]

Our "Rüstwagen 2" has the same equipment in about half the size of a truck.

[@joeanthony8755]

Bound brook rescue squad has a rescue truck just like that one

[@germedicsam]

I am honestly confused how much space wasn't used. I worked for a Career Fire Department in the US and work volunteer USAR in Germany, however our trucks are much smaller and pack a lot more stuff, what is the reason for that?

[@hunterleite9923]

It’s to expand in the future

[@darrens.4322]

Beautiful rig! Production on KZbin could be improved. May I: 1) The background music is not needed, and helped partly to obscure the voices of presenters; 2) Too many edits where you may have been wanting to shorten program length, but clipped starts/endings on sentences of the presenters; 3) As a suggestion, I think you should connect electrics or start engine and run the code/scene lights for a display to enhance overall presentation. Thank you though for the video.