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///EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT uses JUNKIN litters for their RUGGED CONSTRUCTION and RELIABILITY!
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With a high visability Junkin JSA-200 litter and our All Terrain Rescue trailer, the night isn't so dark!
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All Terrain ResQ Trailer & JUNKIN JSA-200 Litter,
Stainless Steel frame and 1,200 lbs. Capacity!!!
Order your "JSA-200" for $598.00 +Shipping.
Call: 859-359-4502 or Email us at: EEResQ@cs.com
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All Terrain ResQ's new ATV EMS Medical Tray installs in seconds! Uprights are made of PVC to isolate defibrillators from the trailer frame. Order yours today by calling: "859-359-4502"
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All Terrain Rescue Team, with a Junkin JSA-200 Litter and new CMC Litter Shield, prepares to run a slalom couse during the ATV Safety & Rescue course taught in Pike County, KY by Kentucky's Department of Agriculture Farm & Home Safety Program in September 2007. For ATV SAFETY program information call: KY Dept. of Agricuture at 502-564-4696 .
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All Terrain Res-Q™ ATV & OHV Rescue News: Our new "ATV RESCUE TEAM" was put to a test during an ATV Safety Program at the 2006 Pike County Fire & Rescue School. With a new ATR All Terrain Rescue trailer in tow, and +800 lbs. of patient and EMT on board, we negotiated a tough "ATV Safety Program - Slalom Course" without knocking over a single traffic cone !!!
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Salyersville Fire Department in Magoffin County, Kentucky has purchased this ATR-2 folding frame Res-Q for use in cooperation with the new "AREA-9 ATV Rhino Res-Q Team." Salyersville FD personnel completed the Kentucky Dept. of Agriculture's new "ATV Safety & Rescue" training program at the 2007 Daniel Boone Fire / Rescue School in Moorehead, Kentucky in May 2007. This program is one of several taught throughout the state by KDA's "Farm & Home Safety Training Program." For ATV Safety & Rescue Training Program information call: Kentucky Dept. of Agricuture at 502-564-4696.
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All Terrain Res-Q ATV / OHV Rescue News: Posted: October 10, 2007 3-Year-Old Ulster Todler Injured In ATV Accident A 3-year-old Sayre girl sustained severe head injury following an ATV accident that occured on the railroad tracks behind the Dandy Mini Mart in the township late Sunday Morning. Pennsylvania State Police reported that at 11 AM Sunday, a 2008 Polaris Sportsman X2 700CC ATV driven by Thomas Darrow, 26, of Sayre, was traveling north along the railroad tracks when, for reasons unknown, the 3-year-old girl and Shawn Darrow, 24, fell off the ATV. At the time, the single seat ATV was being operated with a driver and two passengers on board, police said. Also, at the time the accident occured, none of the three riders on the ATV were wearing helmets. The little girl was transported by ambulance to Robert Packer Hospital with a severe head injury while Shawn Darrow received only minor injuries. According to police, charges of reckless endangerment of a child will be filed against Tomas Darrow as a result of injuries the girl sustained. PENNSYLVANIA
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The Army's Fort Knox Fire & Emergency Services actively trains with their 2 new All Terrain Res-Q Trailers in the back woods of Fort Knox, Kentucky. With hundreds of miles of wooded trails on this major US Army training base, Fort Knox rescue personnel no longer have to pack them out on foot! ATRs save lives and rescuer's backs! * * * All Terrain Res-Q ATV / OHV Rescue News: Posted: October 16, 2007
Two Boys In Fair Condition After ATV Accident WICHITA, KS Two boys, ages 9 and 10, were seriously hurt when their mini ATV was hit by a truck Friday. They remain hospitalized in fair condition. The collision happened at about 1:15 p.m. Friday at 22nd North and Park Place, police said. The young boys were traveling south on the roadway riding an ATV barely bigger than a tricycle. They were trying to keep up with another ATV in front of them, the older boy's mother said. Neither boy was wearing a helmet as they followed the first ATV through the intersection without stopping. The truck driver, who was heading east on 22nd, did not have time to stop before he hit the boys on the ATV. After investigating the incident, police said the truck driver will not be ticketed. KANSAS
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