P1000 Fire Dept 2022 1000-5 Build

[Scoop]

For door rattles, cut some pieces of vacuum or fuel line and zip tie them to the latch hoops. Same goes for the dump bed rattle.

P1000 - Scoop's 2021 P1K5 Deluxe Phantom Camo Build

If I'm not mistaken, most of your suspension components are all new. You may still need to account for sag once they break in. And, a little negative camber is good.

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I put pieces on both sides of the hoop, but you only need on on the side the latch contacts the hoop on.

For my fronts, I was able to adjust how far out the door bumper was.

 

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[CaptainCullen]

It's been a while but I'm pretty much done with the build. A few little finish details like a box for gloves and a quick attachment for the tank but I'm happy to say it is in service. The department has been training everyone with the ROHVA Basic Driver Course. I had to change the original door graphics and eliminate the background maltese cross but it came out good. I did change the rear springs to the Eibach single rate 325's. I preloaded them so that with a firefighter and a patient in the back it will sit level. I haven't been able to load the full tank in it yet but it should only sag a little over an inch if I've calculated correctly. My firefighter says it definitely rides better with the new springs. On one of our recent trips she noted that there was a lot of dust in the back. I looked around a bit on the forums and decided to try some 1X1" D bulb slide out replacement seal material. I haven't tried it yet but it looks like the gaps are severely reduced so it should be a lot better. A side benefit is the door closes more securely which should eliminate rattling. The patient tray came out better than I expected. It hooks into the bed handle in the front by angling it in and then latches down in the back. The Stokes basked is secured with a couple automotive door latches in the front and 2 cam levers with webbing in the rear. I installed a handle with some bicycle cable to activate the door releases. I also added several chambers for the Pulaski and McCleod handles. I have a hook to hold up the back pump against the right rear seat. It's pretty tight with the medical gear but everything has a place. I'm really happy with how it all came together.

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My fire department recently purchased the same make/model as yours. Can I ask what is the patient tray that the stokes basket sits on?