Yellville Volunteer Fire & Rescue Apparatus
| Engine 1 |
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| This engine is our back up truck for rural and city calls. Its very cold natured and tends to be on the slow side. Once it gets going, it is a very dependable truck |
| Engine 2 |
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| Our city's very first pumper sits in storage in the rear of our station. It is the hope of the department to restore this truck one day. All of the original chrome and lights are still on it. Sorry, collectors, she's NOT for sale. We nicknamed this truck "old Betsy". |
| Engine 3 |
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| Engine 603 is a mix of an original truck and a former wrecked vehicle. It is used for responses in our rural fire district.
Pardon the dark picture. It was a stormy day when this was snapped. |
| Engine 4 H |
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| This is our city pumper and is used in and around town. It carries the nickname of "Yeller" for its yellow color. This engine is for sale. |
| Engine 4 R |
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| 2007 Rosenbauer 1250 Gal. Tank 1500 gpm Pummp. It has Amkus Extrication quipment Pre plumbed foam system 8 man cab with firecom system. |
| Rescue |
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| Yellville's rescue truck is often called in to action on our curvey Ozark Mountain roads. It carries two complete sets of rescue tools, air chisels, a variety of saws, 8 SCBA's, and lots of medical gear. |
| Tanker 1 |
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| This unique vehicle is made from an 18 wheeler tractor with a home made tank on the back. The tank was made by the Arkansas Forestry Commission and mounted on the chasis by Ranger Boats, a local boat manufactorer. |
| Yellville fire station |
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| Yellville Fire Dept. only has one station and it is jammed full of equipment. This two bay station holds three pumpers, a tanker, our antique pumper, and a rescue truck. The station is centrally located on Panther Avenue (Hwy 14) in the center of town. |
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