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Chaska Fire Dept Pirsch???

Another FWD, appearred to be some type of rescue-pumper

FWD

Warwick,NY Chevrolt

Franklin, NJ 1915 American LaFrance

North Branch Fire Dept. 1928 Chevrolt

Rescue 15

Photos under 'All Other Photos' section, Here is a link http://www.emtbravo.net/index.php?showtopic=32212 I f anyone else has photos feel free to add. I will add more photos over the next couple of days, its been a real long day, and I need to get some sleep.

Last one for tonight is ex-Yorktown Heights. If anyone else has photos, feel free to add them here.

ex Port Chester FD

Ex-Pocantico Hills, and ex-Verplanck Hahn's

ex Pleasantville Engine 91 1969 American Lafrance 900 Series 1500/300

Some of the collection inside

A group shot outside

I got there late, about 1:30 pm, and could only stay for a short bit. I will post some of my photos shortly in the a new thread in the Photo's section. I was in such a rush that I did not get a chance to record many details i.e. year, oumo size, tank size, etc. just the photos.

Just found out I got the day off. I will most likely get there around 12:30, probably will wear my Patterson FD polo shirt. Looking forward to tomorrow

Greenwich (Glenville) Engine 41 I know it is a Pierce, but have no other info, anyone?. Photo taken on Friday 05/29/09 at PLeasantville's parade. I did hear there have been some problems related to the axles, resulting in the hunched down rear end as seen in the photo. When the photo was taken, the Engine was moving at a slow steady speed up a small grade.

Ex-Engine 86, a 1977 American LaFrance (privately owned) made an appearance Friday at Pleasantville's parade. Here is a photo I got of it:

I got real bored at work yesterday, and while killing time, found the old Tanker over on the Firetec website in the Bargains section. http://www.firetec.com/detail/BG-8798.html

As I stated in the Harrisburg Expo thread I had the opportunity to watch the Rosenbauer demonstration on Saturday May 16,2009 at the Harrisburg Area Community College. Here are the photos I got , plus some other apparatus that I was able to shhot there. First up is a group shot of the Rosenbauers

Finally, hiding in a garage in the back of the training field was this 1969 Hahn. It was recently replaced by a 1980's Pierce donated by Upper Darby Fire Dept

A great surprise, was the new Engine 34, a 2009 Seagrave that they took delivery on just 2 weeks ago, it is not yet in service.

They also brought this 1982 Pierce Ranger, that is currently for sale.

Also present was Paxtonia Fire Dept., http://www.paxtonia34fire.com/ , with their Truck 34, a beautiful well equipt 1998 Segrave TDA with 100' aerial. Best quote from one of their members, " If you can't find it on the truck , you don't need it."

Also on the field were a couple of departments finishing training on ground ladders, ventilation , and search. Colonial Park Fire Company brought their Squad 33, and a duty officer car. Here is their website: http://www.colonialparkfire.org/