Pocantico HIlls new engine?

[grumpyff 1,159]

I drove past Pocantico Hills' quarters today, and noticed the Hahn was gone, and a white apparatus was in its place. I did not have my camera, or time to stop and get a better look at it. It looked like the engine in this prior thread (now locked, or else I would have posted there ) http://emtbravo.net/index.php?showtopic=17...mp;hl=pocantico

Also, does anyone know the disposition of Pocantico's Hahn?

[stephen morea 1]

I know they sold it I dont know where it went though

[x635 4,066]

C'mon, someone must know something?

Maybe Archville or Briarcliff are loaning them an Engine?

I'd like to say Archville, Pocantico Hills, and Briarcliff consolidated, but it's Westchester...............

[x635 4,066]

Here's what was sitting in the bay this afternoon. Looks like an awesome 4x4 Rescue pumper, obviously purchased used from the Fire Company mentioned in the other thread. Looks to be in great shape, and a perfect fit for a department such as Pocantico Hills. I wonder why the Dept. they bought it from got rid of it fairly quickly though?

Thanks to grumpyff for the heads-up, BTW.

Here are the photos:

http://www.emtbravophotos.com/SpyShots/Poc...scueEngine.html

SOMEONE HERE MUST KNOW SOMETHING THAT THEY CAN SHARE!! (Plans, Unit Designations, Is it going for a repaint, etc)

[Guest seanc]

i was just about to say that we (briarcliff) didn't loan them anything. but i does look similar to our rescue 37, well the front end does

[x635 4,066]

What's the big secret here? Someone must know something they can post.....

[ldrco195 17]

it is from former trainer fire co in pa. i believe they are in montgomery or chester co pa. It was refered to as TAC 68.

[SteveOFD 176]

Heard testing of the PHFD apparatus this afternoon, and 60 Control was calling E190/R43. With the new rig in service will it be redesignated R43?