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Tanker 717
Tanker 717 is a 2016 Peterbilt tanker. It carries 3500 gallons of water, a 4000 gallon folding tank for rural water operations, 500' of 4" hose, 300' of 3" hose, and a 200' pre-connected attack line. Ideally, the Tanker is the second piece to leave the station on any rural fire assignment, and when responding with the Engine Tanker, the two pieces deliver 5500 gallons of water on the initial response.
 
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