I saw that Ferrara announced they are making their own aerials. Does this mean that they are no longer buying Smeal aerials?

The Ferrara aerial looks similar to KME aerials, is this new line from the ground up or in partnership with other REV brands?

Lastly, is Spartan going to continue all three aerial lines, Spartan, LTC and Smeal?

ALS 301’s (hospital id 2003) 2016 Chevy crewcab 4wd The rear Pod is from a company called Space Cap This is the first Of quite a few to our area of Nj

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Starting off with Thier 1931 Ahrens Fox 1000/200 This piece is in the process of fund raising for a complete restoration

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Been so busy lately that I've been unable to share some shots from my "recent" travels. Really enjoy the new layout. Enjoy! 

Charlotte, NC 
Engine 1
Spartan/Smeal 
2000/500/30

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City of Englewood Fire is about to take delivery of a new Seagrave marauder II  pumper Their First  since  sometime back in the 60’s This Dept is an all. E one fleet

Thought I ‘d post some pics from a fire in a duplex under construction in fort lee during a thunderstorm it was stuck by lightning (If you blow up the picture you’ll see Heavy Fire Though the roof) They had Back to Back incidents when this fire came in The 1st due Engine (FL 2 ) was Down on south sid of  town  & Squad6 was Out on wires Down calll Redirect To Call

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2006 F550 Oddesey  Unit is a Support Unit for Rescue 2 & Carries repel team equipment as well as other equipment also EMS bag & AED

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2016 Ford Explorer  Used by the Squad’ s Chief

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Many current and former members of Firepics have moved on to maintain their own site and no longer post here because of the tediousness involved in posting many places.  In an effort to address this concern, I have researched and found a way to share your Smugmug gallery directly on Firepics with just a few clicks.  Hopefully, this will get some people back to sharing their fire scene images here.

1.  Go to your Smugmug Home page and choose a gallery
   

2. From the gallery, click on any photo
   

3. Click on the "Share" button
   

4.  From the share menu, click on "Gallery"
   

5.  Then click on "EMBED"