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Tractor Fire

On Wednesday, May 24, at approximately 1500 hours, the Miller Fire Department was paged to a tractor fire. The location was 22 miles from Miller. I didn't hold out much hope for the tractor. We responded with two engines, two brush trucks, and a suburban.

The South Hand Fire Department was also paged. They responded with an engine and a brush truck.

The first unit to arrive was our brush truck F7. The tractor had a small amount of smoke showing, but no major damage. The brush truck was able to extinguish the fire without any trouble. Surprisingly, the tractor wasn't damaged too badly. A few repairs and it should be ready to go.

Tractor Fire
Photo courtesy of Hand County Emergency Management.
It shows our 1st assistant chief and treasurer, along with a South Hand firefighter inspecting the tractor to make sure the fire is out.

All units were back in service at the Miller fire hall by 1630 hours.

Posted May 26, 2006 08:55 AM  ·  Link   ·  Miller Fire Department

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