Cambridge, Dash® CF Heavy Duty Non-Walk-In Rescue

The Cambridge Fire Department received the first heavy duty Rescue equipped with the TAK-4® T3 rear suspension system. This system combines Pierce's exclusive TAK-4 independent rear suspension technology for improved ride quality and handling characteristics with a 100% mechanical rear steering system which allows the department to turn on a dime and maneuver effortlessly in Massachusetts’s narrow streets and tight corners.
• Dash CF chassis, raised roof
• GVW Rating: 62,800 lb
• Frame Rails: 13.38”
• Front Suspension: TAK-4® Independent Front Suspension
• Rear Suspension: TAK-4® T3
• Engine: Detroit Diesel DD13, 450 hp, 1550 lb-ft torque
• Transmission: Allison EVS 4000
• Wheelbase: 231.50”
• Overall Height: 10’3”
• 5-person seating capacity
• Side Roll and Frontal Impact Protection
• Bumper: 19” extended
• (10) AMDOR roll-up, side compartments
• 25 kW Onan generator
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[@barclaybenjamin6322]

Best heavy rescue I've ever seen. Pierce is really on the ball!

[@trishtrish101]

Nice! By far my favorite non-walk in heavy duty rescue! Great job, Cambridge, MA Fire! The dashCF Cab is so dang nice! Great specs! Great job!

[@johngibson3594]

Nice truck like to see a vid of the rear steering in action

[@xxbryan715xx]

either this man is very small or very few people will be able to retrieve equipment from many of the compartments.

[@cdocker3070]

like the super singles on the rig, makes it look more aggressive to me

[@TheJcookieman]

This so cool I like to this rescue truck in action.

[@imcrazyal1]

And a Walk Thru Much Better

[@fireball-gd1ze]

nice truck

[@benjarvey1711]

Is there more videos coming?

[@timmuller1567]

How come all firemen in the Northeast look like the first baseman for the Saturday beer league softball team?

[@fireball-gd1ze]

what kind of engine

[@imcrazyal1]

Cambridge Fire Rescue always Transported injured People To the Hospital I Guess No More

[@firemedic-86]

They haven't transported with the old rescue in more than a decade.

[@imcrazyal1]

Yes, Your Right , but there was a time ,They always Transported.

[@LCERRP]

And rescue company traditionally has a walk in body smh

[@LCERRP]

+Anthony Rogers it does but it's not traditional

[@kylermacintire4823]

God forbid................

[@nikerailfanningttm9046]

100th official like

[@SGBUSES_EMERGENCYVEHICLES]

213 offcial like