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Off-Road ResQ
Trailer & JUNKIN JSA-200 Litter,
Stainless
Steel frame and 1,200 lbs. Capacity!!!
Order your "JSA-200" for $645.00 +Shipping.
Call: 859-359-4502 or Email
us at: EEResQ@cs.com
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Off-Road ResQ's new ATV
EMS Medical Tray installs in seconds! Order yours today, by calling:
"859-359-4502"
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Off-Road Rescue
Team, with a Junkin JSA-200 Litter and 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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Off-Road Res-Q ATV &
OHV Rescue News: Our "ATV RESCUE TEAM" was put to a test during an ATV Safety Program at the 2006 Pike County Fire & Rescue School. With a
new ATV Off-Road 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
* * * Off-Road Res-Q ATV /
OHV Rescue News: Posted: July
10, 2008 ATV Accident
Injures Hamilton, Ontario Man Off-road rescue
made quicker with new Off-Road ResQ Trailer! WALLOON LAKE, MI An Ontario man was seriously injured in an all terrain vehicle accident
on a trail in Charlevoix County yesterday. The Charlevoix County Sheriff's Office identified the man as Maurice Labelle,
56, of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Labelle was transported to the Northern Michigan Regional Hospital where he was listed
in fair condition Thursday. Deputies
said Labelle was riding a 4-wheeler on a trail that runs east of Chandler Hill Road in Chandler Township at 2:15 p.m. Wednesday,
when he hit a deep rut in the trail, was thrown from the vehicle, which then ran over him. Labelle sustained serious
abdominal injuries, but, fortunately he was wearing a helmet at the time of the accident. Fire - Rescue personnel from Melrose Township and
Boyne Valley Township used Boyne Valley's new ATV and 'All Terrain Res-Q Trailer' to
transport Labelle from out of the wooded area where the accident took place. Once at the road, Labelle was transported
to the hospital by ambulance to NMRH in Petoskey. MICHIGAN
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The
Army's Ft. Knox Fire & Emergency
Services actively trains with their two
Off-Road ResQ Trailers in the woods of Ft. Knox,
Kentucky. With hundreds of miles of wooded trails on this
major US Army training base, Ft. Knox rescue personnel no longer have to pack them out on foot! *** Off-Road
ResQ Trailers save lives and rescuer's backs! * * * * * NOTICE: All images, photographs, and logos on this website are the property
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Plastics, Inc., Junkin Safety Appliances Co. Inc., Rescue U, or 1ST Attack Engineering.
Reprint of these images, photos or logos is expressly forbidden without written authorization from the owners of the respective
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page updated: July 16, 2010 at 11:01 PM EDT
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