

Engine 103 is currently running a 2006 E-One Cyclone II which
was placed in service on December 14. It is
powered by Detroit Diesel 60 series 370 HP with an Allison 4060 World Transmission.
It has a Hale QMG 1250 gpm single-stage pump, 750 poly water tank, and 30
gallon AFFF foam cell.
It has a 6kw AMPS 120/240 volt PTO driven hydraulic generator with
halogen lights at the front, rear and sides along with a pre-connected 150'
electric cord reel.
Engine 103 carries 1200' of 4" supply line along with
400' of 3" supply line.
Pre-connected lines consist of:
Each 1-3/4" line has an Akron Chief (75# NP) break-away
nozzle with built-in 15/16" smooth bore. They are pumped to flow 150 gpm
with the fog tip attached and up to 210 gpm with the smooth bore.
The 2-1/2" line is pumped to flow 300 gpm.
Engine 103 also carries an Akron Extenda-Gun
de-mountable master stream capable of flowing in excess of 1,000 gpm.
In addition to the pre-connected lines, Engine 103
carries a high-rise pak with 200' of 1-3/4" hose and a 2-1/2" high-rise pack
with 100' of hose.

The "old" Engine 103 2002 E-One on the
left and the "new" Engine 103 2006 E-One on the right.

C shift flowing water on the first day the new rig was placed in service.
December 14, 2006.

Reagan National Airport 9-10-07

Pumping two lines at Reagan National Airport 9-10-07