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Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - edburke - 04-05-2008

Attleboro Ladder 2


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - edburke - 04-05-2008

Attleboro Rescue 1


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - R1SmokeEater - 04-05-2008

[quote name='BFDFAO9' post='202418' date='Apr 3 2008, 15:31 ']they sent it back numerous mechanical breakdowns from what i heard it never offically went in service <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/banghead.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Banghead' />[/quote]



-Thank You !


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - Guest - 04-14-2008

I found this today on my way home I do not know anything about it other then in is a 40's Seagrave former Revere Ladder 1. It is located next to the old Point of Pines firehouse in Revere Any info anyone has on this? Sorry about pic quality but used Phone camera.


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - Guest - 04-14-2008

Another angle of old Revere Ladder


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - Guest - 04-14-2008

Another angle of old Revere Ladder


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - AMBULANCE34 - 04-14-2008

[quote name='creofire' post='205094' date='Apr 14 2008, 18:45 ']Another angle of old Revere Ladder[/quote]



I know Citwide 231 knows something about it, he sent me a pic w/ the phone the other day also. I guess it was up in NH and one of the Revere guys found it and brought it back, its only been there since Friday/Saturday


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - Daly242 - 04-14-2008

I saw it on the way home last night. I will Email the Chief for info


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - Daly242 - 04-14-2008

[quote name='Daly242' post='205105' date='Apr 14 2008, 19:04 ']I saw it on the way home last night. I will Email the Chief for info[/quote]



A Quick reply from Chief Doherty via Email.



Yes. We have re-acquired our 1936 Seagrave Ladder 2. Originally stationed at Central. We found it up in Kittery, Me. Originally went to Medfield from us in early 60's. Somebody from Stratham, NH. Got it who was going to make camper out of it and then the woman we got it off of bought it for her son who was a vol up there. They thought they were going to restore it but never did. It has been sitting in their yard for last seven years and had been garaged the years before. It seems like it is in solid shape needs a lot of TLC. Supposedly was first truck in Mass to have hydraulic outriggers.


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - Guest - 04-14-2008

[quote name='Daly242' post='205139' date='Apr 14 2008, 19:59 ']A Quick reply from Chief Doherty via Email.



Yes. We have re-acquired our 1936 Seagrave Ladder 2. Originally stationed at Central. We found it up in Kittery, Me. Originally went to Medfield from us in early 60's. Somebody from Stratham, NH. Got it who was going to make camper out of it and then the woman we got it off of bought it for her son who was a vol up there. They thought they were going to restore it but never did. It has been sitting in their yard for last seven years and had been garaged the years before. It seems like it is in solid shape needs a lot of TLC. Supposedly was first truck in Mass to have hydraulic outriggers.[/quote]



Ok Thanks for the info. Jim when you get a chance can you ask the Revere Chief when the new rigs will be in?


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - roadman - 04-14-2008

[quote name='Daly242' post='205139' date='Apr 14 2008, 19:59 ']A Quick reply from Chief Doherty via Email.



Yes. We have re-acquired our 1936 Seagrave Ladder 2. Originally stationed at Central. We found it up in Kittery, Me. Originally went to Medfield from us in early 60's. Somebody from Stratham, NH. Got it who was going to make camper out of it and then the woman we got it off of bought it for her son who was a vol up there. They thought they were going to restore it but never did. It has been sitting in their yard for last seven years and had been garaged the years before. It seems like it is in solid shape needs a lot of TLC. Supposedly was first truck in Mass to have hydraulic outriggers.[/quote]



Glad to see the rig back home... we had talked to the woman in Kittery a year or two ago, but one project truck in the yard is enough! <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Big Grin' />


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - Guest - 04-15-2008

[quote name='Daly242' post='205139' date='Apr 14 2008, 19:59 ']A Quick reply from Chief Doherty via Email.



Yes. We have re-acquired our 1936 Seagrave Ladder 2. Originally stationed at Central. We found it up in Kittery, Me. Originally went to Medfield from us in early 60's. Somebody from Stratham, NH. Got it who was going to make camper out of it and then the woman we got it off of bought it for her son who was a vol up there. They thought they were going to restore it but never did. It has been sitting in their yard for last seven years and had been garaged the years before. It seems like it is in solid shape needs a lot of TLC. Supposedly was first truck in Mass to have hydraulic outriggers.[/quote]



Here is a photo I took last May when I stumbled across it in Maine.



It's good to see it home!



   


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - Daly242 - 04-15-2008

I Wonder if "The Commish" or "222" <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/thumbsup.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Thumbsup' /> has a photo of this rig from back in the day <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/stirpot.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Stirpot' />


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - fbrfde4 - 04-15-2008

[quote name='R1SmokeEater' post='202888' date='Apr 5 2008, 10:17 ']-Thank You ![/quote]

it is a 1936 Seagrave 65 jr. aerial with a 100 gal. tank and a booster. we found it in kittery maine and brought it home saturday april 12, our plans are to restore it and use it for a parade piece any info or pics any one has please let me know fbrfde4


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - Guest - 04-15-2008

[quote name='fbrfde4' post='205271' date='Apr 15 2008, 08:54 ']it is a 1936 Seagrave 65 jr. aerial with a 100 gal. tank and a booster. we found it in kittery maine and brought it home saturday april 12, our plans are to restore it and use it for a parade piece any info or pics any one has please let me know fbrfde4[/quote]





Any idea when the new rigs will be in and the new stations opening?


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - Guest - 04-15-2008

[quote name='fbrfde4' post='205271' date='Apr 15 2008, 09:54 ']it is a 1936 Seagrave 65 jr. aerial with a 100 gal. tank and a booster. we found it in kittery maine and brought it home saturday april 12, our plans are to restore it and use it for a parade piece any info or pics any one has please let me know fbrfde4[/quote]



Can't wait to see it in the Columbus Day Parade!


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - Guest - 04-15-2008

Fantastic that Revere was able to bring that back to Mass.



Who are "we" that brought it home? The City, the Union or some of the Brothers?



Just curious.



Rusty...


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - mmwolf65 - 04-16-2008

[quote name='Loot61' post='205378' date='Apr 15 2008, 15:09 ']Fantastic that Revere was able to bring that back to Mass.



Who are "we" that brought it home? The City, the Union or some of the Brothers?



Just curious.



Rusty...[/quote]

fbrfde4, care to answer the man?


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - Guest - 04-16-2008

Newton C2 at the 3 alarm fire in Brookline


Massachusetts Fire Apparatus - Guest - 04-16-2008

Brookline H1