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OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY Fire Service Training – Stillwater, Oklahoma The Oklahoma State University is one of the world’s premiere fire/safety degree institutions and home for Oklahoma Fire Service Training (OFST). OFST’s service was recently enhanced with the purchase of a Hackney TR1882 Emergency Support Trailer. The tractor is an International 9400i with sleeper cab powered by a Cummins ISX, 500 hp engine. Two 150-gallon fuel tanks provide the capability to respond anywhere in Oklahoma without refueling concerns. The sleeper cab was specified due to concerns about driver accommodations in disaster responses and provides the driver with a virtual “home-away-from-home.” The 41-ft tandem axle trailer has 16 roll-up compartment doors, plus side and rear hinged generator service doors (sides are louvered). Four (4) 16-ft storage compartments are installed on the roof. Compartments on the road side of the trailers are loaded with slide-out trays and shelving for supplement disaster response equipment and supplies. Also located on the roof is a NightScan light tower with multi-directional lamps (3 separate flood light heads can be pointed in opposing directions). All compartment lighting is supplemented with 36” 120VAC fluorescent lights recessed in the top of compartments. The 20-hp air compressor, flood lighting and two cord reels are powered by an Onan 60.0kw diesel generator using a Cummins 4BT engine. A separate 100-gallon fuel tank is located beneath the generator compartment. Besides it primary use at the training center, the unit is also a part of the Oklahoma Task Force One emergency response team. The OSU tractor/trailer is shown below at the Tulsa disaster training site with Oklahoma’s two USAR tractor/trailers operated by the Oklahoma City and the Tulsa Fire Departments. (Click here to view details on Oklahoma Task Force One USAR trailers). All three State of Oklahoma Hackney disaster response tractor/trailers are shown staged at the Tulsa Fire Department disaster training site.