markmets415

Wow, there are alot of B-days on the 15th, seems to a good day.

I saw this on CBS the other day, how low can a human go. We adopted a kitten last year that was burned from one tip of his left ear to the tip of the right ear and the entire back on his head, he was dropped at the vets door step (thankfully), my wife found him when he came in for work that morning, he was nursed back to health and once the burns covered we brought the little guy home. Here he is, not a great shot but you can see that his left ear is partially gone. I hope the person(s) are caught and prosecuted to the fullest extent possible.

Dave while at Firematic the other day I believe we were told Vestal had purchased a set of the super single wheels??

Excellent story John as to why we never should assume things are where they are supposed to be, thanks for sharing.

I thought I added this one, but here is a shot of the panel

One thing I forgot to add is that they are adding a portable hydraulic combi-type tool to the rig to be placed in the empty area in the driver's side rear compartment.

Yes it is a front mounted pump. The Sag Harbour crew should be proud of this rig for sure, their committee did an outstanding job. We visited Sag Harbour after we were at the Firematic location, the builders of Sag Harbours and our B.R.A.T. I must say they build an awesome vehicle, the work ethic and attention to even the smallest detail were spot on. According to the manager they are up to 12 deliveries a year. Approximate delivery time is 100 days after the reciept of the chassis. The building crew is 4 guys, yes 4. They all assisted us with the many questions and design ideas wthout a hitch. The Sag Harbour rig is one of the nicest I have seen in along time. We took a ride and sat in the back and went through a smaller area along the beach with very narrow streets and this rig made it through all the tight places.

Happy B-Day, me too, had to get us under the tax wire

thanks we were wondering that also yesterday traveling on 684.

Pictures from the Firematic supply website and link to the page. http://firematic.com/brat/sag_harbor09/index.htm

a phantom pumper?

awesome looking rig, I love the color, thanks Rogue for sharing.

they had black ones there, I think we will probably look to see what they look like, black is what we had orginally. Here is a unit that has black ones. Here is the same rig with red wheels and black wheels, I like it better with the red ones, we'll have to see

Here are the wheel/tire package going on the black over red vehicle, 22" and they are also getting a 5" lift added.

No the black over red was not ours, our chassis will be in around June1st and then delivered hopefully mid September. They make an awesome vehicle there. Dan I actually thought that black over blue would look pretty sweet however to stay will our other rigs it will be painted as 51's cab is. It will have blue wheels or maybe some nice chrome inserts, not sure how they would look with those tires though?

The tires and wheels are part of the super single wheel conversation

and a few scenic shots, we had a great time, can't wait for the next trip in June.

The old brush rig @ Sag Harbor The old GMC/E-One that the new rig replaced. And this beauty sitting in the firehouse parking lot, SIGNMAN believes it is a 78.

Sag Harbor's Pumper:

These are the 19.5 wheels and tires that will be going on our rig, got these just for you Dan.

Some of the blue crew may attend

Great shots and video, that was my exact point in the Dover thread, the JHK brothers got on scene before the fire had reached the magnitude of this one, but that's why I mentioned the various containers of gas and propane on scene there.