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RESOURCE GUIDE
Transport-11 Inventory

Updated August 7, 2020

This information sheet is primarily intended for persons associated with or working with the LRTC Emergency Response Team, however the information may be useful to other groups or private individuals who may wish to similarly equip a support unit or who may need to utilize the resources available from LRTC's Emergency Response Team.

Transport 11 is a rescue-transport "hybrid," normally garaged in a remote location, and as such is configured differently from the other transport trailers. It carries some of the same equipment as the rescue units but it is designed more for a combination of initial response (backed up by conventional rescue units) as well as 4-horse transport capability.

The unit is a 1990 Stidham 4-horse straight load, reconditioned and modified for TLAR and evac functions.

  Unit Inventory

The following inventory is typically carried on Transport 1.

Equipment normally stored in the compartments:

  • Drinking water

  • Horse blanket

  • First aid kit

  • Cattle marking crayons

  • Extra halters and leads

  • Recovery straps

  • Rope rescue equipment

  • Flexible strap guide

  • 36-inch Bolt Cutters

  • Catch pole

  • Lariat

  • Shovel

  • Traffic cones

  • Tool box
  • Ramps for Rescue Glide

  • Straps for Rescue Glide

  • Rescue clip (on extension pole)

  • Construction netting

  • PPE and rescue certified PFDs

  • Collapsible water bucket

  • Plastic tarp

  • (Human) jackets

  • 36 inch bolt cutters

  • Sledge hammer

  • Tire chock

  • Tire chains

  • 4-way lug wrench

  • Triangle reflector stands

Equipment stored outboard

  • 60 feet of 6-foot tall "drop pin" loading panels

  • Rescue Glide

  • Slip sheets

  • Utility box with chains for securing panels to the trailer and corrals

  • Portable fire extinguisher

Straight load divider removed. Floor replaced with pressure treated wood. (Shown with mats removed.)
Front feeder closed off. Center slam gate to divide into two 8-foot stalls.
Rescue Glide and slip sheets stowed outboard.
Transverse compartment.
Another view, transverse compartment.
Ceiling view, transverse compartment.
Driver's side upper compartment.
Passenger's side upper compartment.
On the job: Loose horse on Interstate 580, Reno.
On the job: Technical rescue, horse down a well vault.

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