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Maryland photo's - kieferfire - 02-16-2009
Truck 15 in Burtonsville operated this 1969 Pirsch 88 with 100' ladder. Juergen Kiefer photo
Maryland photo's - kieferfire - 02-16-2009
Rescue Squad 15 in Burtonsville was this 1976 International Loadstar 1850 with Saulsbury body. Virginia McLaughlin photo
Maryland photo's - kieferfire - 02-16-2009
Engine 403 in Sandy Spring was this classic 1954 Mack B 85F, 750 gpm/ 500 water. Juergen Kiefer photo
Maryland photo's - kieferfire - 02-16-2009
Tanker 6 in Boonsboro operated this 1976 Diamond Reo. The info says, that the body is a 1947 Mack 750 gpm/ 1000 water. Virginia McLaughlin photo
Maryland photo's - kieferfire - 02-16-2009
Tanker 20 from Lake Shore was this beauty, a 1947 Mack LS 85, 750 gpm/ 1000 water. Virginia McLaughlin photo
Maryland photo's - kieferfire - 02-16-2009
The Queen Anne-Hillsboro FD had this 1946 International K-8 with Oren bodywork, 500 gpm. Joel Woods photo
Maryland photo's - kieferfire - 02-16-2009
Finally, Goldsboro operated this nice 1961 International V-190 with bodywork from American, 500 gpm-pump, I assume 1000 water. Joel Woods photo
Maryland photo's - Guest - 02-16-2009
[quote name='seagrave100ft' post='281596' date='Feb 13 2009, 18:49 ']Oh yeah, unfortunately it's still there and looks silly sitting in their multi million dollar station (in a town of 500 people!) but like every other thing in Rock Hall, there is no explanation.[/quote]
By request, the Rock Hall VFD in Kent Co. in 1993.
The 1966 Maxim F 100' aerial, ex- Owings Mills, orig. Harmonville,PA.
Warren Jenkins photo
Maryland photo's - Guest - 02-16-2009
1991 Spartan/ Grumman 1250/2500
Warren Jenkins photo
Maryland photo's - Guest - 02-16-2009
1969 Ford F-850/Maxim 750/500
Warren Jenkins photo
Maryland photo's - Guest - 02-16-2009
1979 Ford C/Oren/Grumman 1000/750
Warren Jenkins photo
Maryland photo's - Guest - 02-16-2009
Tascman's favorite that day was this 1955 Dodge PW/American 250/200
Warren Jenkins photo
Maryland photo's - Guest - 02-16-2009
1977 IHC Transtar/? 4200 gal. ex-ARCO fuel tanker
Warren Jenkins photo
Maryland photo's - Guest - 02-16-2009
1975 Dodge/Horton
Warren Jenkins photo
Maryland photo's - Guest - 02-16-2009
1988 Chevy Blazer
Warren Jenkins photo
Maryland photo's - Guest - 02-16-2009
Montgomery County Sq 2
Wheaton Rescue Squad
Pemfab / Ranger
Maryland photo's - 1958 F.W.D. - 02-17-2009
[quote name='1958 F.W.D.' post='282194' date='Feb 16 2009, 02:28 ']This piece was sitting in a junkyard in Coopersburg, Pennsylvania on Route 309, back when I posted a photo of it in the "relics" thread (along with ex FDNY Rescue 4, an ex-Philly rearmount Seagrave, and some other units.....) This piece disappeared from view (from Rt 309) over a year ago. I understand that it may have been dismantled and scrapped. Additonally, I understand it may originally have been a Hamerly, or at least refurbed at one point by Hamerly. Can anyone confirm or deny that?[/quote]
Post #373 in "Relics"
Maryland photo's - Guest - 02-17-2009
Lutherville Md.
Baltimore Co.
RESCUE SQUAD 303
MACK MR / SAULSBURY
Maryland photo's - Guest - 02-17-2009
Lutherville Md.
Baltimore Co.
RESCUE SQUAD 303
FORD / Pierce
Maryland photo's - Guest - 02-17-2009
Owings Mills 1951 Mack/Maxim.
Seeing the date on this photo, I believe that Owings Mills purchased
this Mack to run after they sold the Maxim while awaiting delivery of the Imperial.
Not sure where it came from and don't know where it went.
Credit unknown photographer, from my collection.