
Mechanical problems have plagued S.C county’s fire trucks. That makes them keep trucks off the streets, which is not a good thing. 2 million dollars worth of trucks have been taken off the streets. The 4 trucks out of service were delivered in late 2015. Problems were detected right after delivery.
Key Takeaways:
- Mechanical problems are forcing the Horry County (S.C.) Fire Rescue to keep more than $2 million worth of new KME fire trucks off the streets, WBTW reported.
- The four trucks out of service were delivered in late 2015.
- Technicians saw problems just weeks after delivery, and they logged almost 800 hours in a one-year period diagnosing and fixing the vehicles. The issues are covered under warranty.
“Mechanical problems are forcing the Horry County (S.C.) Fire Rescue to keep more than $2 million worth of new KME fire trucks off the streets, WBTW reported.”