Ambulance cot
- Thread starter Stephen Everhart
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Ron Devies
PCS Ohio Chapter President, PCS Vice President
That's a nice cot. Is it a true model 30 with that Trendelenborg option?
If he doesn't have that answer, Stephen is attending Procar Graveyard Open House Ron. He could probably bring for you to inspect. 
that would be what it looks like to me. pegs on the frame say it a early one.
you get to looking at these and they did the trendelenborg a lot of creative ways. this is the first one I have seen that tilts the whole bed. not just lift the feet
you get to looking at these and they did the trendelenborg a lot of creative ways. this is the first one I have seen that tilts the whole bed. not just lift the feet
Ron, I have no idea
Another easy way to tell is the red foot pad. Later models of the cot just had the aluminum framework of the footpad
Martin Harvey
PCS Member
I own an identical with trendelendburg option dated 1973.
Ferno mod 30-T
Is this cot still available ????
Is it too high to use in a station-wagon ambulance???
Respond here or msstrick1948@gmail.com
Thanks.
Is this cot still available ????
Is it too high to use in a station-wagon ambulance???
Respond here or msstrick1948@gmail.com
Thanks.
Yes, it is - you would need a #54-L (most popular), #32, or even a #28. A #21-L would work, as well.
What year and make is your wagon?
Denny Shira - Deceased - 1951 - 2020
June 5, 1951 - January 29, 2020
I bought 2 model 30-T cots in 1971 when I started my ambulance company. If i remember correctly,the cost was less than $600.00 for the pair. A few years ago my fire company bought a Stryker cot and a new stair chair.The cost was almost $ 14,000.00. My how times have changed!!
Ever priced the self-loading, electric Strykers? Probably more than your ambulance cost back then.
Probably more than your ambulance cost back then.disregard, duplicate
Station Wagon cot
1966 Ford wagon used when I served my apprenticeship. Be ready 3/1/14.
Need to find cot, if only ground-level only...just for show.
1966 Ford wagon used when I served my apprenticeship. Be ready 3/1/14.
Need to find cot, if only ground-level only...just for show.