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Lifeguard Unit

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This is legona beaches lifeguard unit. Located right on the ocean, Legona Beach was in need of a ocean rescue service. This lifeguard truck is part of the Department of Marine Safety. It responds to all 911 calls concerning the ocean and other technical rescue requests. Its 4WD allows it to drive accross the sand with ease. It has all the equiptment needed to perform ocean rescues and other technical rescues. The unit supervisor is a trained EMT and has been with department for at least 5 years. During the summer months, this unit supervises all the beaches in town and assists other lifeguards when the situation is out of their hands.

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This Lifeguard unit contains:
1- stokes basket capable of being winched up by a helicopter
1- pair of fins
1- rescue tube
2- trauma kits
1- mini O2 container
1- pairs of binoculars
1- rope
1- high intensity light for dark operations
1- rescue board
1- radio
1- pair of scuba gear to aid in SAR operations
1- marker bouy
1- green dye to determine ocean currents
1- shovel
1- fire extingusher

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Kevin S.

July 17, 2011

This one is great i would love this unit to help me on water rescue's and the jet ski

jonathan carroll

June 12, 2011

The green dye was a very clever idea and i love all of it keep them coming

I like it

tj kronen

May 11, 2011

I really like the design of the truck here as well as all the equipment, this is outstanding!

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John Davis

April 20, 2011

Quoting Christian Collins Now this is really great! I love all the equipment and detail. Have you ever thought about building a 6 wide SUV? I use them for the larger Fords (F350, 450, 550, and Excursion) and the Chevy Suburban

Yes I have thought about building 6-wide, but it just doesn't seem realistic to have an SUV as wide as an engine. Yours look very cool though.

I like it

Christian Collins

March 27, 2011

Now this is really great! I love all the equipment and detail. Have you ever thought about building a 6 wide SUV? I use them for the larger Fords (F350, 450, 550, and Excursion) and the Chevy Suburban

James Kontoules

March 21, 2011

Really cool! I really like all the equipment, it's great! Can't wait to see another!

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