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Here are some views of the final drawing. Took a bit longer to get, had a few minor changes to be made.
Drivers Side Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Passenger Side Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Top View Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Front View Eng. 105 (New).pdf
Rear View Eng. 105 (New).pdf

Thanks, looking forward to the delivery also. Just like was said, we wanted to keep the truck as small as possible. We have a 1000 gal. pumper already, tried to mirror the engine it is replacing. Will have a ton more space on this one with high side compartments on both sides and a 8 man cab.

Date: 01-11-13
Time: 21:50hrs.
Location: 5 Nitra Rd.(Bing Maps)
Frequency: 60 Control, Fireground 8(Ops.)
Weather Conditions: Cold
Description Of Incident: PD o/s reporting a Working Fire for smoke showing from the roof of a P/D. Car 2281 transmitting a 10-75(Working Fire) and requesting 2 additional Tankers S/C. WCDES Battalion 16 o/s reporting fire on the 1st and 2nd floors w/extension into the cockloft of a 2-story 50'x30' wood-frame P/D. 2 L/S/O's. All hands working. Originally multiple reports a farmhouse on fire on the grounds of the Yeshiva Farm Settlement Complex. All searches negative w/no injuries reported.
Reporters: sfrd18, truck4
Units Operating: MKFD, Yorktown Heights FD, Millwood FD, Bedford Hills FD, Katonah FD; MKPD; WCDES
Initial Assignment:
Engine 103, Engine 105
Tower Ladder 14
Rescue 31, Rescue 15
Yorktown Heights FD Tanker 14, Millwood FD Tanker 15
Car 2281, Car 2282, Car 2283, Car 2284
10-75(Working Fire) Assignment:
Engine 106, Engine 102
Bedford Hills FD Tower Ladder 57(F.A.S.T.)
Bedford Hills FD Tanker 5(S/C), Katonah FD Tanker 6(S/C)
WCDES Battalion 16
21:56hrs. - PD o/s reporting a Working Fire for smoke showing from the roof of a P/D. Units to enter from Lake Rd. to Torah Rd.
22:01hrs. - Car 2281 transmitting a 10-75(Working Fire) and requesting 2 additional Tankers S/C.
22:17hrs. - WCDES Battalion 16 o/s reporting fire on the 1st and 2nd floors w/extension into the cockloft of a 2-story 50'x30' wood-frame P/D.
22:25hrs. - WCDES Battalion 16 reporting 2 L/S/O's.
22:35hrs. - WCDES Battalion 16 reporting fire is k/d.

Good Job Sir!

well done officer.

Thought it'd be a good idea to start a discussion about what departments have bought the new Chevy Caprices.
I have seen several in lots of different departments. Only got the chance to get one photo of it, which is the one below.
Does anyone have any photos of them? Would like to see all the different paint schemes/set ups on them.
I'll start off... (Taken at the Freedom Tower, couldn't get any closer due to security zones.

Correct, to allow a full trial of the vehicle to test it's response capability.

They are very effective, will explain a little further down.

Correct with what the pod carries, there is more than one of these (around 3). Our average response time is 90 seconds, a pod response time is about 2 mins due to having to unload the pod it was carrying and load the needed pod. There pretty quick still! Our frontline engines carry enough hose for a second alarm.

Thanks! More to come.

It's certainly an interesting place. More pictures from a buffing trip today will be put up soon. Hopefully I have answered you questions and feel free to keep asking!

maybe they should donate to a NY fire department that lost everything

just as a side note the 7.3 and the 6.0 are both 8 cylinder engines not 6's. good luck with the new rigs.

Sig Sauer is a Swiss and German company founded as a wagon maker in 1853 (go figure). The company was smart enough in the 1980s to invest big bucks in the U.S. to manufacture and sell all kinds of arms. See more at http://www.sigsauer.com/AboutUs/History.aspx

Not a C-130... Its a C-17 Globemaster III...

Thanks X4093k. Its a 2012 Quantum, with a 70 gallon CAFS system run off the cascade system.

Also makes it easier to get rid of his house. Looks like no means of extinguishment nearby

Gotta love that Gothic Lettering scheme!

love the paint scheme and the 450 chassis. was it for the 4wd or the diesel?

http://newyork.cbslo...ill-in-yonkers/

It is a joke. First off the only thing our helmets do besides protect from heat is to attempt to prevent penetrating injuries from objects. Our helmets contain very little to reduce the loads from impacts. Motorcycle helmets have a 5 year rating because the helmet contains foam that is designed to slow your head down when involved in a crash to prevent your brain from being shocked from the sudden stop. Foam breaks down over time because of its chemical structure. This whole thing is complete BS, show me a guy with a head injury and I will show a kinesiologist who can show that the helmet did nothing to prevent it, because practically all of our head injuries are to the spine from the load.

love the pow mia plate too!! should be a standard feature...

love the pow mia plate too!! should be a standard feature...

love the look of the new interceptors... sexy yet practical...

my names Brett, Ive been volunteering in this county for nearly 10 years now.
7 years in Chappaqua fire department and have now been in Mt. Kisco for 3 years, currently serving as 1 assistant engineer for E106.
I have had my EMT for about three years and have been involved with Chappaqua/ Mt. Kisco vac for about 6 years.
I am a member of the county's Technical Rescue Team and have been active with them for about 4 years.
additionally i serve our country as a member of the US Army (68w- combat medic) and look forward to my deployment early next year.
Other than all that i currently go to school at WCC as well as John Jay College majoring in criminal justice with a minor in emergency management.
im new as a poster to this site but a long time viewer. keep it up.

my names Brett, Ive been volunteering in this county for nearly 10 years now.
7 years in Chappaqua fire department and have now been in Mt. Kisco for 3 years, currently serving as 1 assistant engineer for E106.
I have had my EMT for about three years and have been involved with Chappaqua/ Mt. Kisco vac for about 6 years.
I am a member of the county's Technical Rescue Team and have been active with them for about 4 years.
additionally i serve our country as a member of the US Army (68w- combat medic) and look forward to my deployment early next year.
Other than all that i currently go to school at WCC as well as John Jay College majoring in criminal justice with a minor in emergency management.
im new as a poster to this site but a long time viewer. keep it up.

my names Brett, Ive been volunteering in this county for nearly 10 years now.
7 years in Chappaqua fire department and have now been in Mt. Kisco for 3 years, currently serving as 1 assistant engineer for E106.
I have had my EMT for about three years and have been involved with Chappaqua/ Mt. Kisco vac for about 6 years.
I am a member of the county's Technical Rescue Team and have been active with them for about 4 years.
additionally i serve our country as a member of the US Army (68w- combat medic) and look forward to my deployment early next year.
Other than all that i currently go to school at WCC as well as John Jay College majoring in criminal justice with a minor in emergency management.
im new as a poster to this site but a long time viewer. keep it up.

my names Brett, Ive been volunteering in this county for nearly 10 years now.
7 years in Chappaqua fire department and have now been in Mt. Kisco for 3 years, currently serving as 1 assistant engineer for E106.
I have had my EMT for about three years and have been involved with Chappaqua/ Mt. Kisco vac for about 6 years.
I am a member of the county's Technical Rescue Team and have been active with them for about 4 years.
additionally i serve our country as a member of the US Army (68w- combat medic) and look forward to my deployment early next year.
Other than all that i currently go to school at WCC as well as John Jay College majoring in criminal justice with a minor in emergency management.
im new as a poster to this site but a long time viewer. keep it up.

I recently came across another "fine" video on another site of a training session gone bad (for lack of better terms I really want to use). Unfortunately it is of a department that is in the coverage area of this site.
Just like the title says, what were you thinking?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
As a certified instructor you all should be givin' a swift kick on the backside, this was not funny, this could have been even potentially worse outcome. And why even post it?????
I don't care if I get reprimanded or suspended from the site for posting this. Everyone involved should be suspended by their officer / chief. Morons!!!!!
Obviously no one believes in safety anymore.

(Seth and mods, if you take this down, please me know by a PM. Thank you.)