MULE 52
2000 Ford F450/PL Custom ex M6,RM 33,M 52
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[quote name='anesti' post='228159' date='Jul 9 2008, 15:36 ']what does low profile mean ive seen it a few times?[/quote]
Based on what I've seen, I think it signifies a lower overall height. T25 cab sits a little lower than a regular
Seagrave cab and you can tell that the back compartments also seem smaller.
That new style gold(?) shaded by blue(?) cab lettering always looks out of focus in pics..........
Does any know when they are going to sell the hahn tiller?
[quote name='anesti' post='228159' date='Jul 9 2008, 18:36 ']what does low profile mean ive seen it a few times?[/quote]
Low profile? THIS is low profile! 1978 Oshkosh/LTi at the Andy Leider collection.
[quote name='Bklyn Phil' post='228736' date='Jul 12 2008, 09:08 ']Low profile? THIS is low profile! 1978 Oshkosh/LTi at the Andy Leider collection.[/quote]
Drove that piece many times while at Abingdon. Very unique driving being that low to the ground.
[quote name='Bklyn Phil' post='228736' date='Jul 12 2008, 09:08 ']Low profile? THIS is low profile! 1978 Oshkosh/LTi at the Andy Leider collection.[/quote]
I wouldn't like to drive that rig. You wouldn't be able to see over the SUV's that refuse to get out of the way, despite the lights and siren.
Where are the maintainance shops for Baltimore and Baltimore County. Thank you. Dick Logan
Baltimore City's shop is on Key Highway in South Baltimore about 6 blocks from 26 engine/6 truck.
[quote name='JFong' post='228315' date='Jul 10 2008, 15:03 ']Based on what I've seen, I think it signifies a lower overall height. T25 cab sits a little lower than a regular
Seagrave cab and you can tell that the back compartments also seem smaller.[/quote]
Engine 44 / Truck 25 is a very old firehouse located in the Roland Park section of Baltimore. Truck 25 has typically been assigned a low-profile apparatus so that it would make the tight vertical fit into that fire station. I remember growing up in that area and T25 operating a mid-mount 85' (?) open-cab Peter Pirsch ladder and after that one of the rear-mount single axle ALF Ladder Chiefs was used before the Seagraves started showing up for duty as T25.
Going to the firehouse expo next week. I know in the past that they different companies come down on saturday to the steadman station for photos. Will they be having them coming down this year.
[quote name='cml0774' post='230931' date='Jul 19 2008, 17:23 ']Going to the firehouse expo next week. I know in the past that they different companies come down on saturday to the steadman station for photos. Will they be having them coming down this year.[/quote]
Yes, they will. But this year it's going to be after the show closes between 5 & 9 P.M, at the Box 414 Museum on Gay St.
How far away is that from the convention center for the out of towners.Thanks
About 5-10 min depending on traffic. You go down Pratt St. make a left on Gay St. and your their.
BCFD
Truck 42
2003
Seagrave 100ft RM
ex T 2
BCFD
Rsv. Engine 63
1994
Pierce Saber
1250/500
ex E 56
Rsv AC 1 and Fire Academy 11
FireBoat # 2
1956''D'Alesandro,Jr''103'8; 12500Gpm 4 Pipes 1000 Foam
# 272398
ex FB 1
How about some water flowing.