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Boardman Towing - updated fleet (2012)


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Originally Posted on Tow411 in July of 2012:

 

Here is our current fleet of equipment. 


Truck 601 is an 2012 F550 XLT 4x2 (6.7 Diesel) rollback with 19' Jerr-Dan aluminum bed

 

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Truck 602 is a 2009 GMC 5500 4x2 (6.6 Duramax Diesel), with a 21' Jerr-Dan aluminum bed

 

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Truck 603 is a 2012 Ford F550 XLT 4x4 (6.7 Diesel), with Jerr-Dan MPL-40 twin-line wrecker body

 

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Truck 604 is a 2012 Ford F550 LARIAT 4x4 (6.7 Diesel), with Jerr-Dan MPL wrecker body

 

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Truck 707 is a 2011 Ford F150 XL 4x2 (3.7 Gas V6)
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For running service calls, misc shop/parts runs, traffic control at crashes, etc.  Also used to pull crash trailer (below)

 

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Crash Response Trailer
--Equipped with absorbent materials, containment drums, Billy-Goat vacuum, leaf blowers, tools, chain saw, brooms, shovels, trash cans, etc.

 

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he Billy Goat is a model MV650SPH, Honda engine, self propel.  They're about $2,000.  Its their top of the line debris vacs, it will shred just about anything that goes through it, pop cans, car parts, glass, small dogs, etc. lol   I think in one of the mfg's videos they mentioned something about sucking up a groundhog or something like that.  They make a large hose attachment that I'd like to get for this. 

Its great for crash scenes that are a complete mess, or especially when there is debris and glass in someone's lawn after a car slams a tree or pole, etc.  This vac usually impresses whomever is around when we bring it out, since it is so large and powerful.  Every crash response unit should have one.  We also have a couple leaf blowers on board as well.  Using lawn equipment on crash scenes pays well, sometimes better than the tow itself. 

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