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Old FDNY rigs with new homes - countryboy88 - 01-23-2014

Quote:South Brownsville, PA one of the most interesting places I have ever been to.
Can anyone confirm the company that this ran with? I have in my files as Ladder 42 but I am not really 100% sure. Still in service with South Brownsville Pa and there looking at replacing it.



Old FDNY rigs with new homes - Guest - 01-23-2014

Franklin FC in Chambersburg PA


Old FDNY rigs with new homes - countryboy88 - 01-23-2014

Thanks Shoop but I should have phrased the question differently. What company with the FDNY did this truck run from.




Old FDNY rigs with new homes - Guest - 01-23-2014

XFDNY L-42

Franklin FC of Chambersburg,PA

1995 PHOTO BY WW Jenkins




Old FDNY rigs with new homes - countryboy88 - 01-24-2014

Thanks Doc




RE: Old FDNY rigs with new homes - VFN102 - 09-10-2022

(10-04-2011, 07:29 PM)John Kenealy Wrote: Frankfort Center Truck 406 is a 1973 Ex-FDNY Mack/Baker Aerialscope, with a ALF cab.  This is scheduled to be replaced very soon by a Sutphen tower.

The former Baker Equipment Co / Aerialscope factory in Richmond, VA is now a Movieland theater. I have not been inside but looks mostly the same on the exterior.


RE: Old FDNY rigs with new homes - Lad4Ever343 - 09-14-2022

Big Indian-Oliverea NY Fire Co.
Ulster Co. NY.
Rescue 17-13 Ex NYC Fire Patrol 3


RE: Old FDNY rigs with new homes - crash_over-ride - 10-14-2022

20 years ago I came across a Mack CF with an FDNY-style cab at the Truxton, NY, FD. 

It looked very similar to this one, I remember the Code 3 lightbar.  Never knew where it was from or where it went.

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