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open cab

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Open semi cab

Spent many a nite at 169th and Intervale

Looks like Johnny Gage

Port Chester will be there, had a BLAST last year

40 year old design, best visibilty ever!

What are you smoking? Get me some!

Do you mean cab forward? or Ward Lafrance ambassador?

Wonderfull !!!!!!!!!!!

I was up on high ridge road yesterday and had to see for myself the temp buildings you guys work from. The one on Vine looks like they are putting up a one bay building next to the temp one. Is that a real building or a footing for a butler style, anybody know?

I think the firefighters are better now because we have EMT BRAVO to talk about it, and not just rocks and a stick!

Is that a Mister T starter set hanging on the mirror?

This is the factory photo from Seagrave of the 1936 Seagrave pumper in service Port Chester F.D. 1936 to 1958 then Wassaic F.D. till 1976 ?. Sorry it took so long to find but found many other pictures of fires and rigs in same box. Will post soon.

Go for it , also have color shot of right side somewere.

Port Chester New York . This shot taken on south main st this date Feb 3 1934 75 years ago 1926 Mack AC 100FT Tiller LADDER 30. In service 1926 till 1948

That is across the street from the old south main st firehouse, right where stop and shop is and all buildings are gone and yes the Steamship Tickets is still there!

Glad they saved the pot!

Port Chester Rescue 40 has the same set up for 15 years now and it works woderfull, less fuss out on the road each hookup has a different head [use] and when you use multiple tools at the same time it takes less time to remove victims. Now Rescue 40 has a very busy area [i-95, I-287 HUTCH] and is used all the time. If you don't have a busy area then you be right it may be excesive.

R.I.P.

Why do you have NY license plates on it, and does the rest of your fleet have them! Very nice rig and good luck with her.

TOTALLY unsafe and a risk to manpower if no one is in the bus. Let the tow compay do their job, thats what insurance is for!

134 , you look a little taller on radio

The 1981 Mack CF Ex engine 62 and the 1981 Seagrave 100ft tiller Ex ladder31 from the Port Chester Fire Dept are now in there new home. We made the trip upstate to the warehouse in Middletown this afternoon with no problems. will have photos up tomorrow if I don't have any trouble trying to get them in. Five more rigs are to arrive tomorrow from all over the country with a airport rescue truck coming in from New Mexico.

IF you want a tour for EMT Bravo members, I will try to arrange for one [PCPD ENG58]