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DCFD Photos, old or new - Guest - 03-03-2012 [quote name='Good2Go' timestamp='1330795357' post='476502'] 10 Engine taken a year and a half ago. Hopefully they are actually stationed in a firehouse by now. [/quote] Yes, E10, T13 and A10 are all back in the firehouse on Florida Ave. DCFD Photos, old or new - Guest - 03-03-2012 Good to hear. Thanks for the info. DCFD Photos, old or new - fyrfoto - 03-04-2012 [quote name='dcfireman' timestamp='1326995438' post='471975'] An advantage of stainless steel - Engine 4 in the 3400 block of Brown St., following collision with Truck 9, 16[sup]th[/sup] and Oak St. NW; Nov. 2010 [/quote] What does a steel and aluminum bumper have to do with Stainless Steel?? DCFD Photos, old or new - Guest - 03-04-2012 [quote name='fyrfoto' timestamp='1330892895' post='476631'] What does a steel and aluminum bumper have to do with Stainless Steel?? [/quote] Maybe he is just saying it because the cab and body are stainless. But yes you are right the bumper it self is just steel. DCFD Photos, old or new - Juice - 03-05-2012 Does Washington D.C. take the roto rays off of their older out of service or spare rigs, and put them back on their new rigs? Seems like a logical idea to save the $3,000 it costs for one... asking only because I have seen quite a few photos where the roto ray is missing, and only the round chrome arm is still on the truck. Trav! DCFD Photos, old or new - Guest - 03-05-2012 The individual companies have to buy the rotorays. Seagrave had it wired up and the mount was there but it was up to the company to get it. I wonder how long that will last with this Chief taking away company pride. DCFD Photos, old or new - Guest - 03-05-2012 All the new engines, rescue squads, and tillers came delivered with new roto-rays. Anything previous to that had to be purchased by the company. DCFD Photos, old or new - 68mack - 03-11-2012 I cought this one last weekend. DCFD Photos, old or new - 68mack - 03-11-2012 and the other side. DCFD Photos, old or new - SrFireOfficial - 03-12-2012 That's a beast compared to the DC foam units I've seen in the past. DCFD Photos, old or new - Guest - 03-12-2012 I know thats where the old foam unit was housed but will foam 2 be permanently placed there? That thing is a beast! DCFD Photos, old or new - Guest - 03-12-2012 Did Foam 2 finally go in service? DCFD Photos, old or new - Guest - 03-13-2012 Does this replace anything or is it at the house with Foam 1, TAU 1 and TAU 2? DCFD Photos, old or new - Guest - 03-13-2012 It replaced the Amertek crash truck that Foam 2 originally had. The old Foam 2 has been gone probably at least 2 years though. DCFD Photos, old or new - 68mack - 03-14-2012 Foam Unit 2 is IN SERVICE and has been for about 2 weeks but still goes to the TA for training. She is a tight fit in the firehouse note the bollards that were placed and the concrete curb protectors had to be cut for it to fit. DCFD Photos, old or new - jim kay - 03-14-2012 Anyone got a photo of the "House of Pain" post refurb with the apparatus at home... DCFD Photos, old or new - ff168577 - 03-30-2012 [quote name='Shoop' timestamp='1330560149' post='476244'] Alrite DC guys. When I was down the other day taking pictures, I was on S. Capitol St. SE in the area of S. 1st St. SE. Just below E33/T8. There was a huge brick school building. To the rear of it were 3 fire trucks. There also was an entrance marked fire department entrance. Anybody know what this is? The (3) rigs there were Truck 388 - 1997 SGRV X-T6, Engine 69 - 1999 E\-One X-E1, 29, and Truck ? - E\-One 110' Single Axle. I'm guessing X-Truck 15. All still retained their DCFD markings. [/quote] 2 engines and 1 truck are now listed on govdeals for auction. DCFD Photos, old or new - smketrfdny - 03-30-2012 Quote:I wonder how long that will last with this Chief taking away company pride. Ain't this the sad truth. This guy is a disgrace to the fire service, I saw the result of $6,000 of taxpayers money hanging on firehouse walls. I would have loved to have made a copy of it, laminate it and stick it in the commode. Glad I don't work there anymore. No doubt I would have had a line of DCFD (Can I say that?? lol) Brothers waiting to use the bathroom. Good luck to the DC Brothers. I miss the guys, not this crap (pun intended....) Stay safe, Brothers. DCFD Photos, old or new - Guest - 03-31-2012 Rescue Squad 1 DCFD Photos, old or new - Guest - 03-31-2012 21 Engine |