Ambulance cot

[Stephen Everhart]

Ambulance cot. $300.00. Lexington nc. 336-250-1245

 

[Ron Devies]

That's a nice cot. Is it a true model 30 with that Trendelenborg option?

 

[Attila Bethlenfalvy]

If he doesn't have that answer, Stephen is attending Procar Graveyard Open House Ron. He could probably bring for you to inspect.

 

[John ED Renstrom]

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

 

[Stephen Everhart]

Ron, I have no idea

 

[Steve Tarbert]

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]

I own an identical with trendelendburg option dated 1973.

 

[Steve Loftin]

Ferno #30-T

As introduced in 1969:

 

[Mark Strickland]

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.

 

[Steve Loftin]

Is it too high to use in a station-wagon ambulance?

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]

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!!

 

[Steve Lichtman]

Ever priced the self-loading, electric Strykers? Probably more than your ambulance cost back then.

 

[Steve Lichtman]

disregard, duplicate

 

[Mark Strickland]

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.