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Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 04-22-2009
Pickens County, GA's 2005 Mack Granite/Smeal 1500 gpm Pumper from Bethany-Salem Engine 8 #400121. I'm not sure the tank size. One person told me 1000, one told me 1500 and one said an impossible 3000. You choose.
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Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 04-22-2009
Cherokee County, GA Fire-Rescue's 2000 American LaFrance Metropolitan 1500/1000 Pumper Engine 24.
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Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 04-22-2009
One of those butt ugly 2008? Dodge Sprinter/Medix units from Grady Healthcare in Atlanta, GA. It's ugly but different so I shot it. Should have shot it dead!
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Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 04-22-2009
And last for yesterday's journey is Emory Life Flight, GA's unit at Cherokee County Airport. It's a 200? Eurocopter AS350-B2 Helicopter N125LN.
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Mark Carr Photos - ShoreFire - 04-22-2009
"One person told me 1000, one told me 1500 and one said an impossible 3000"
Don't ya just love that, as always enjoyed the pix.
Mark Carr Photos - Andrew2340 - 04-22-2009
[quote name='unMARKedCARR' post='299466' date='Apr 22 2009, 20:55 ']One of those butt ugly 2008? Dodge Sprinter/Medix units from Grady Healthcare in Atlanta, GA. It's ugly but different so I shot it. Should have shot it dead!
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Holy cow Mark, you've uncovered the E\-One Quest of ambulances!!! That's by far the ugliest ambulance I've EVER seen!! Looks like some Matchbox car gone wrong!
Mark Carr Photos - GA_Dave - 04-23-2009
Quote:Pickens County, GA's 2005 Mack Granite/Smeal 1500 gpm Pumper from Bethany-Salem Engine 8 #400121. I'm not sure the tank size. One person told me 1000, one told me 1500 and one said an impossible 3000. You choose.
Pickens County bought several of these rigs. They carry 1500 gallons of water and 30 gallons of foam.
Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 04-23-2009
Thanks Dave, that makes way more sense. I knew you'd come through.
Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 04-28-2009
I don't know anything about this rig other than that it's a 200? Ford F550. I shot it at an MVC yesterday. It's a mini-pumper of sorts from Gilmer County, GA Fire & Rescue and is designated Squad 1.
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Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 04-28-2009
Union County, GA Fire Dept's 1983 Chevrolet C70/Georgia Forestry 500/1000 Tanker as Brush 6.
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Mark Carr Photos - GA_Dave - 04-28-2009
Quote:Union County, GA Fire Dept's 1983 Chevrolet C70/Georgia Forestry 500/1000 Tanker as Brush 6.
A typical GAF "Fire Knocker". Unless they've made some changes to it, the pump is rated at 140GPM and the tank holds 900 gallons. There are a couple hundred of these across the State.
Mark Carr Photos - ffemtwakeman - 04-28-2009
[quote name='unMARKedCARR' post='300915' date='Apr 28 2009, 14:54 ']Union County, GA Fire Dept's 1983 Chevrolet C70/Georgia Forestry 500/1000 Tanker as Brush 6.
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A brush unit with a roof ladder?
Mark Carr Photos - GA_Dave - 04-29-2009
Quote:A brush unit with a roof ladder?
For many rural Georgia communities, the Knocker was the only apparatus they had. Many were equipped with ground ladders. As time went on and the apparatus situation improved, the Knockers were reduced to the tanker or brush role.
Mark Carr Photos - firescooby - 04-29-2009
[quote name='GA_Dave' post='301155' date='Apr 29 2009, 00:06 ']For many rural Georgia communities, the Knocker was the only apparatus they had. Many were equipped with ground ladders. As time went on and the apparatus situation improved, the Knockers were reduced to the tanker or brush role.[/quote]
Yep, I fought many a house fire on the end of a 1.5" line off a "fire knocker".
Mark Carr Photos - ffemtwakeman - 04-29-2009
[quote name='GA_Dave' post='301155' date='Apr 29 2009, 00:06 ']For many rural Georgia communities, the Knocker was the only apparatus they had. Many were equipped with ground ladders. As time went on and the apparatus situation improved, the Knockers were reduced to the tanker or brush role.[/quote]
Thanks for that info.
Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 04-29-2009
Today I visited the Peachtree Vol. Fire Dept. in Murphy, NC. They are in a brand new station and the dude there, Cody, was very gracious and pulled everything out for me. The clouds weren't too cooperative but the pictures came out ok I guess. First up is one that was broken down but I managed to shoot it a few months ago. It is a 1975 Chevrolet C65/FMC Bean 350/1000 Pumper as Tanker 1562 SO#9660.
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Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 04-29-2009
1983 GMC/Amthors 500/250 Unit 1552.
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Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 04-29-2009
1985 GMC/EEI 1250/750 Engine 1551 #8450.
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Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 04-29-2009
1998 International 4900/EEI 1250/1000 Tanker 1561 #74600.
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Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 04-29-2009
2006 Chevrolet/SSV Rescue 1591. This unit is what they take on medical calls, auto accidents and such. It also carries their air compressor.
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