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I see a few pics that belong to someone else pics of the ladder,engine and light truck from station 1 and the c95 mack pumper from station 2 and I know this because my father took those pics
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Hope this helps everyone and is able to close this case once and for all on Hartsdale fire dept's site in the apparatus section they have added a post repair photo that would lead me to think that TL 15 is back using the FWD
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PCFD eng 58 did ardsley's old seagrave go up to circleville that was outside
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The best way to describe them are elevated waterways not a very sturdy ladder to work off of. Our telesquirt saw alot of work over the years but not a true ladder no reach like a ladder does. when did west point get a squirt
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yes seth same rig
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I was talking about the Mack
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It made it up to circleville last I knew it was in a garage at a Christmas tree farm in Dutchess County
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a lot of members of the public are not aware they can vote for fire commissioner elections they think it's part of the departments internal elections
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I dont think the rescue is a seagrave It looks like an international and the pumper looks like a 50 something oren
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1935-Antique-Vintage-Ford-Americana-France-132E-Pumper-Fire-Truck-Engine-Used-/150899403923?pt=Commercial_Trucks&hash=item23224e2c93#ht_1840wt_862
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sitting in the same place rotting away it's a shame been there for years. How bad was he do deal with ?
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who owns it and is it local
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it takes alot of time and money one or two a year could cost as much as $200,000 depending on whats being done and that is a rough idea for two trucks not going too crazy I think it will take time but they will all get the attention they deserve
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the way the website runs with firehouse solutions it has to be approved incase someone trys to post something inappropriate you can filter it
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maybe he bought his own set. You should find out before going on a rant without all the facts !