LANESVILLE/ FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP VOL. FIRE DEPT
Lanesville, Indiana

Department receives training on operation and care for their new Hackney prior to placing it into service.

The town of Lanesville, just west of Louisville, has added a Hackney all-purpose emergency support vehicle to their fleet. The apparatus serves primarily as a rescue, but all incorporates other support roles to the fire department. Due to the climate and rural terrain, Lanesville selected an International 7400 cab/chassis with 330‐hp engine and four‐wheel drive.

The 16.5 ft body features 9‐compartments, plus two storage compartments on the roof. Hackney roll‐up doors, a feature that Lanesville recognized for its benefit of low maintenance and increased storage.

Following is a list of just some of the features and benefits incorporated into the design (see drawings for further details):

• 25‐kw PTO generator
• Light tower with (6) flood lights
• Tri‐pod flood lights (2)
• Cord reels (2) with 200‐ft cable
• Refrigerator
• SCBA fill station (2‐bottle) configured to also fill 
  SCUBA with four 6000 psi DOT receivers
• Utility air hose reel
• Hydraulic rescue hose reels (3)
• WhelenLED warning lights
• LED tail lights
• LED traffic advisor light bar
• LED upper side and rear body scene lights
• LED compartment lights
• Whelensiren and speaker
• Air horns on left and right side of hood
• Auto‐eject shorepower, battery conditioner and transfer relay to int. outlets
• Automatic tire chains
• Winch receivers: left, right, front and rear with 9000# Warn portable winch
• Speedi‐Dry hopper in right rear wheelskirtpanel