Recent content by dlkelleytn

I would like to get some feedback from agencies who have experience with Marque Ambulances - good, bad, or otherwise. We are considering adding them to our product line but would like to hear some comments from the field. Feel free to email me privately if you don't want your comments posted...

This is always a tough question to answer when someone contacts me about buying a new rig. Here are a few of my pros and cons concerning the E-450 versus the Medium Duty chassis. E-450 - Built specifically for the RV industry so it will provide a much better ride than the medium dutys. The...

Southeastern Emergency Equipment - www.seequip.com - call for better pricing than what is in thier catalog.

As someone who has been on both sides of the situation I have seen really good units and sales reps and some really really bad ones. Just a thought on Matt's post - If you are dealing with a trustworthy sales agency it is their job to find out your agencies needs then show how the ambulance...

Speaking of 10 codes reminds me of the "good old days" before Central Dispatch when each agency handled their own dispatch. Our department had a new dispatcher who had been training for about a week and a half when the Chief sent a couple of guys up the "discreetly" question her on procedures...

Just curious: Who made the best ambulance you have ever worked out of and why is it the best? On the other hand, who made the worst rig and what made it bad? My best was Road Rescue. Units were solid and quiet although I believe the new Life Line units have them beat on both accounts but I...

Most agencies in our area has switched to Southeastern Emergency Equipment - competitive pricing and really good service.

Small, cheap, and out of business leaving their customers high and dry. I know the post was about the size but a lot of agencies bought these units because of the low price tag, now according to the Access company's website the units are to be shelved when clients use up all of their current...