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    2002 International 4400 LP

    2002 International 4400 LP

    • Manufacturer: International
    • Model: 4400LP
    • Fuel type: diesel
    • Transmission type: Manual

    2002 International 4400 LP CONVENTIONAL CAB, 7.6L L6 DIESEL. This unit was bought new by the city, has 203,000 miles on it. Was taken out of service with in the last two months. Good running truck, have a stack o...

    Fairlawn, OH
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    2002 International 4400 LP

    2002 International 4400 LP

    • Manufacturer: International
    • Model: 4400LP
    • Mileage: 203,138 mi
    • Fuel type: diesel

    As Is, Where Is 2002 International 4400 LP CONVENTIONAL CAB, 7.6L L6 DIESEL. This unit was bought new by the city, has 203,000 miles on it. Was taken out of service with in the last two months. Good running truck...

    Fairlawn, OH
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Overview

Ambulance vehicles are specially equipped transport vehicles designed to provide emergency medical care and transport patients to medical facilities. They are outfitted with life-saving equipment such as defibrillators, oxygen tanks, and advanced medical kits, and they often include space for paramedics to administer care while en route. Ambulances are critical in emergency response and patient transport services.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used ambulance vehicle?

Examine the vehicle's age, mileage, condition of the medical equipment, and overall maintenance records. Ensure the emergency systems, such as lights and sirens, are fully operational.

How is the shipping of an ambulance vehicle handled?

Ambulance vehicles are often shipped using specialized transport services. It's essential to ensure that all medical equipment is securely fastened and protected during transit.

What maintenance is required for ambulance vehicles?

Regular maintenance includes checking the engine, transmission, and brakes, as well as ensuring all medical equipment is in working order. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines and schedule routine inspections to ensure reliability.