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Andy any idea why they are going with a rearmount instead of a tractor-drawn aerial?

County: Orange City/Town/Municipality/Dept: Middletown Unit designation/identifier: Chassis & Body (or Aerial) Manufacturer and model: Seagrave Pump size, tank size (water/foam), aerial type & length: 100ft rear-mount aerial, no pump or tank Estimated delivery date: Status: In begining stages of production Notes: From Seagrave Facebook page.

For those going up, if you could please snap a photo of my old rig - 1979 Seagrave tractor-drawn aerial (ex Ridgefield Park NJ and Cliffside Park NJ, now black over red). Andy bought it a few months ago and I assume it will be on display up there. Thank you in advance!

So they ordered a KME tiller, Pierce Contender pumper and Seagrave pumper all in one year.....

State: New Jersey County: Bergen City/Town/Municipality/Dept: Cliffside Park Fire Department Unit designation/identifier: Engine - Ladder 1 Chassis & Body (or Aerial) Manufacturer and model: Pierce Arrow XT tractor-drawn aerial Pump size, tank size (water/foam), aerial type & length: 100ft Estimated delivery: Unknown Status: Production

Any idea what they plan on doing with my old rig?

What did Hartsdale hit?

I've been wondering the same thing. Aren't the Squad's out for bid as well?

State: New Jersey County: Bergen City/Town/Municipality/Dept: Leonia Fire Department Unit designation/identifier: Engine - Engine Chassis & Body (or Aerial) Manufacturer and model: Smeal/Spartan Gladiator Pump size, tank size (water/foam), aerial type & length: DELIVERED

I think it is pretty tough to get one but I could be wrong....I believe Seagrave stopped making the Lo-Profile cab, but I remember seeing a 2008 Seagrave Maurader II (not Lo-Profile) rearmount 100ft on a single axle. I think it was to some department in Illinois or Indiana.

On my Seagrave tiller was have a ten-inch bumper, mainly just to house the Q siren. We have 2 4-ft rook hooks mounted on the bumper.

Anyone know of any update on the tiller order by FDNY? I had heard a while back that they were putting them out to bid but have not heard anything since.

State: New Jersey County: Bergen City/Town/Municipality/Dept: Ridgefield Park Fire Department Unit designation/identifier: Engine - Engine 1 Chassis & Body (or Aerial) Manufacturer and model: Seagrave Pump size, tank size (water/foam), aerial type & length: 2250gpm DELIVERED

Update - Being delivered Friday March 4th

Still at Seagrave Sales and Service being lettered and striped.

Yep Engine 1's 1985 Mack with the manual trans is set to go.

One of the rescues is up on the Ferrara website...check it out. http://www.ferrarafire.com/CustomerSupport/InProduction/InProduction.html

http://www.foodfacts.info/mcrib/ This is exactly why I no longer eat any fast food....

Date: October 27, 2010 Time: 0800 hours Location: 72 Hille Place (cross Emerson Street) Frequency: Units Operating: RPFD (E-1, E-2, E-3, E-4, L-1, L-2, Car 539), RP Heavy Rescue, RP Ambulance Corp Weather Conditions: Cloudy, Light Rain Description Of Incident: Fire in living room of single family, 2 1/2 story wood frame dwelling. First-in engines (E-4, E-2) knocked fire down, L-1 vented, fire under control by 0810 hours. Reporters: Writer: rpbravest29fd

RIP Brother.....John's brother Tom is a member of Ridgefield Park Fire Department Ladder 2.

Brian, will this be on display this weekend in Wildwood like 11 was last year?

Unfortunately...these things are not a joke. Parts of my town are infested with them, and the volunteer EMS building is now dealing with its third infestation in a year with the bugs being brought into the ambulances by residents who live among them. The problem is that these things have nothing to do with a persons cleanliness. 5-star hotels around the world have them and they are almost impossible to get rid of.

I'm seeing rumors on other boards about a new FDNY Tractor-Drawn aerial that was ordered. Anybody have any info?

In my vol. fire company, the driver of the tractor is responsible for aerial operations. The way that we normally work it is that the tillerman is responsible for assisting the operator put the aerial into operations (putting down the jacks, chocking the wheels, etc). Once the ladder is in operation, the tillerman is usually the first member up the aerial for roof operations, vent, etc. I'm not sure how FDNY operates but I am assuming its somewhat similar to us.

Does anyone know if its coming from Seagrave?