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St. Louis Metro - photog999 - 04-08-2011 Here' some more Metro St. Louis rigs as photographed by George Reichhardt. This group was photographed in 1989. O'Fallon, MO Engine 301 1961 Seagrave 750/500 Serial# M-3240 George Reichhardt photo St. Louis Metro - photog999 - 04-08-2011 O'Fallon, MO Engine 311 1978 IH/Towers 750/500 Serial# 1639 George Reichhardt photo St. Louis Metro - photog999 - 04-08-2011 O'Fallon, MO Engine 302 1974 Towers 750/1300 Serial# 1494 George Reichhardt photo St. Louis Metro - photog999 - 04-08-2011 O'Fallon, MO Engine 303 1980 Ford/FMC 1000/1000 George Reichhardt photo St. Louis Metro - photog999 - 04-08-2011 O'Fallon Engine 305 1975 IH/Towers 750/750 Serial#1540 George Reichhardt photo St. Louis Metro - photog999 - 04-08-2011 O'Fallon Truck 9112 1989 Federal/E-One 1500/300 80' RM Serial# E-1-6731 George Reichhardt photo St. Louis Metro - senatobiafire704 - 04-08-2011 [quote name='SLCPDEXPLORER' timestamp='1302289175' post='433398'] I want to say the height is 10'9". Weight 53,800lbs. We have Two 200' 1 3/4 preconnects and One 200' 2 1/2 preconnect. All triple flat loaded. The diamond plate tranverse compartment houses 2 backboards. The nice thing about the PUCs, the preconnects are on removable trays, the hose is loaded off the truck and the tray placed back in. I have more detailed compartments shots if anybody would like to see the setup. [/quote] I'd love to see some more detailed pics of the compartments if you have them... St. Louis Metro - photog999 - 04-08-2011 O'Fallon, MO Squad 309 1981 Ford/Marion Serial# 16926 St. Louis Metro - photog999 - 04-08-2011 Last one for O'Fallon O'Fallon, MO Engine 2 1941 GMC/Central St.Louis 500/200 St. Louis Metro - photog999 - 04-08-2011 Berkeley, MO Engine 21 1980 Seagrave 1500/500 Serial# J-73887 These were photographed in May of 1989 Dennis Metzger photo St. Louis Metro - photog999 - 04-08-2011 Berkeley, MO Engine 22 1985 Federal/E-One 1500/750 Serial# E-1-3987 Dennis Metzger photo St. Louis Metro - photog999 - 04-08-2011 Berkeley, MO Squad 21 1989 GMC/E-One Serial# E-1-6823 Dennis Metzger photo St. Louis Metro - photog999 - 04-08-2011 Berkeley, MO Chemical 8 1962 Ford/Ansul This was supposed to be an x-McDonnell-Douglas rig Dennis Metzger photo St. Louis Metro - Guest - 04-08-2011 Three forward facing SCBA seats. The three forward facing seats allowed us room to store our EMS bag and engineers gear. The slide compartments up top have c-collars, headblocks, gloves and spare traffic vests. St. Louis Metro - Guest - 04-08-2011 Starting with the 1st compartment on the engineers side. Pump panel Top shelf: Nozzles, Flue Bombs Middle Shelf: 2 nozzles, scene tape, light tower control Bottom shelf: Adaptors Middle Compartment: Front side: 2 dry wall hooks Back side: Lock out kit, Foam eductor, cellar nozzle 4 spare SCBA bottles St. Louis Metro - Guest - 04-08-2011 Rear engineers side compartment: Top Shelf: K12 and Cutters Edge saws Bottom: Electric and Gas Fans (Gas on order) Rear End Top: 10ft attic ladder Bottom: 24ft extension, Roof ladder St. Louis Metro - Guest - 04-08-2011 Officers Side: Compartment 1: Hand tools, extension cord, step ladder Top shelf: Portable flood light, utility rope Middle Shelf: RIT Bag Bottom shelf: Cones, DeWalt Kit, Cooler St. Louis Metro - Guest - 04-08-2011 Middle Officers side compartment: Top Shelf: PR Bag, Jumper Cables, tool bags Bottom Shelf: Salvage Covers, pokey stick for exit signs and emergency lights during inspections SCBA Compartments: 2 spare SCBA Bottles, 1 Water Extinguisher, 1 Dry Chem extinguisher St. Louis Metro - Guest - 04-08-2011 Just realized I didnt grab a pic of the rear officers side compartment. The compartment space on this truck really makes it look bare. Top shelf: Box has chains and come-a-longs, porta-power spreaders Bottom Shelf: Old set of Holmatro Rescue tools. (2 new sets on order with Core Technology, 1 for each pumper) St. Louis Metro - Guest - 04-08-2011 Here is the truck that was replaced. This truck was packed full, the new truck has the same amount of equipment on board. 1994 Pierce Arrow 1250/500 *sold to former Valley Park chief Brignole, will be inservice at the Peel, Arkansas Fire Department. Chief Brignole purchased this truck new in 1994 and once again 17 years later. Picture taken in 2007. |