Reliance

I see they lost another dealer. DPC Emergency Equipment of Delaware and Maryland has switched to Rosenbauer.

PATRIOTS all the way

Yes I remember that show. Also Emergency, 240 Robert, etc.

I am just wondering it is my McAfee or is anyone else getting this VBS/Psyme script when opening, www.emtbravo.com

The new red looks alot better than the white.

Sounds like Oshkosh/Pierce are going to outlive everyone else.

Seth According to Fire News network - John Galla's site they have a couple listed Engines 7 & 12rsv that are 1989 units and 22 is not in his list. They look to be the same type and maybe not. Reliance

Greenwood Emergency Vehicles in North Attlebourgh under their own Maxim label

Pierce Lance Pumper C13, 485hp, 1650 torq Engine Allison 4000 EVS PR Transmission 1750 CMU Waterous Pump 750 Gallon Poly Short Tank Tak 4 Front Suspension As taken from http://www.tylerfire.com/

Also, if you remember, E-One bought out Superior Emergency Apparatus, in Red Deer, Alberta Canada and renamed it E-One Canada and then moved it to Florida as well. At the time Superior pretty well had the market in Canada next to Hub (ALF at the time), Fort Garry, Pierce as well as regional manufacturers Metalfab & Allain in New Brunswick, Canada. They also had two dealers that switched to Rosenbauer from E-One a couple years ago.

In Nove Scotia, Canada it is: Pierce, E-One, Metalfab, Lantz Truck Bodies, LRB Fabricators, Fort Garry Ind., Allain MFG., Hub

Very nice unit - It looks different with only three compartments on the sides where as the regular ones have four or more. Can't wait to see it finished and find a way to ship it to Nova Scotia

We have two websites: 1. http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/yfd/yfd 2. http://cms.firehouse.com/dept/YarmouthNSCA

I check it at least twice a day and sometimes three times a day.

Probably so the driver can keep an eye on the supplies on the front bumper

I was just walking in the door of the fire station to drop off my groceries for the next days shift.

Firefighters battle blaze at S. Phoenix business Mark Phillips 12 News Aug. 25, 2007 12:56 PM Phoenix fire fighters battled a two-alarm fire in an industrial park along the Salt River Saturday morning. A tower of black smoke led firefighters to Frontier Emergency Products near 16th Street and Broadway Road. Flames could be seen through the roof. The company does repair work on ambulances and fire trucks. The fire was burning south of the Sky Harbor airport. An airport operations official said the smoke did not pose any hazards to aircraft. There was no information on a possible cause. www.azcentral.com

http://www.1strespondernews.com/webpages/n...b1-79fe32a4c27a Here is a link to 1st respondernews

Why Blue lights?? I thought only policecars could have blue lights.

Why would the PD's handle brush fires don't the fire service have helicopters for that use in the forestry department.

We had one do that and now there is an SOP to CHOCK the wheels

In Nova Scotia, Canada according to the Insurance Bureau of Canada and the Province of Nova Scotia - Department of Transportation and Public Works Motor Vehicle Act the only people allowed to have red lights and/or siren in their POV's are chiefs and deputy chiefs. No other lights allowed doesn't matter what color it's illegal to use them or break the laws of the road

Yes but I neglected to say was it was 27 years ago.

New York already does. I got caught doing 75 in a 55 on the I 90 New York thruway and did not pay it for about three months after I got back to Nova Scotia, Canada and had two letters written to me from Schenectany, New York and finally a third registered letter telling me to pay the $25 US fine or lose my Nova Scotia license and not set foot back in New York.

I think it was International that left Ford high and dry because of the new 2007 EPA ratings on the Diesel engines and wanted more money for them