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Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - Guest - 05-16-2012 [quote name='drfeelgood' timestamp='1336526983' post='484580'] PWC upcoming pumpers Dale City 2 KME's Buckhall Pierce Arrow XT Stonewall Pierce Arrow XT PWCDFR Pierce Arrow XT Lake Jackson Rosenbauer Commander All I know from the City is a pumper and a ladder truck are in the works [/quote] I'm interested to see Buckhall's Arrow XT, seeing how their last deliveries (not the international chassis) were monsters (no disrespect). Any early pics of Dale City's new Engines in progress? Dr Feelgood, if I may ask, why the switch to KME? From what I have been told they are strong at working with departments with particular apparatus designs ideas in mind. Is the current KME Rescue doing as well as the previous E\-One (which both career and volunteer crews thought was superbly spec'd)? Thanks Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - drfeelgood - 05-17-2012 [quote name='Good2Go' timestamp='1337225331' post='485312'] I'm interested to see Buckhall's Arrow XT, seeing how their last deliveries (not the international chassis) were monsters (no disrespect). Any early pics of Dale City's new Engines in progress? Dr Feelgood, if I may ask, why the switch to KME? From what I have been told they are strong at working with departments with particular apparatus designs ideas in mind. Is the current KME Rescue doing as well as the previous E\-One (which both career and volunteer crews thought was superbly spec'd)? Thanks [/quote] FRA policy on pumpers prevents "monsters" because of max OAL, Height, and WB requirements. KME was the lowest bidder which met the bid spec that was sent out and the department was comfortable with that because of the rescue project. Well it depends on who you talk too, some would tell you the E\-One was better but they didn't really know the rig (Paint, electrical, generator, and other issues) but the KME overall is holding up very well and has had a few minor issues which all units tend to have but they have been quick to respond and address them. The front IFS has been an ongoing problem with getting the cramp angle correct but everything else has been simple and taken care of quickly when issues are reported. I will say that the air ride rear and IFS front makes it the best riding unit I have ever been in or driven. Many seem to forget how involved I was with the 99 E\-One (4 years of my life specing it) and it was a good rig that did a great job but it had plenty of “E\-One” issues to deal with. The real Rescue was the 87 E\-One even with all of the E\-One issues (Electrical, Paint, fit and finish)and “20 lbs. of stuff in a 5 lbs. bag” it was a work horse. https://www.facebook.com/groups/127566560635503/363659027026254/?notif_t=group_activity#!/media/set/?set=a.301623386587994.71827.187315551352112&type=3 Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - Guest - 05-17-2012 I was wondering if this was the unit from Arlington County that became Hollywood's first truck. I believe there was two of these. DanEvans photo. Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - Guest - 05-17-2012 [quote name='drfeelgood' timestamp='1337257126' post='485361'] FRA policy on pumpers prevents "monsters" because of max OAL, Height, and WB requirements. KME was the lowest bidder which met the bid spec that was sent out and the department was comfortable with that because of the rescue project. Well it depends on who you talk too, some would tell you the E\-One was better but they didn't really know the rig (Paint, electrical, generator, and other issues) but the KME overall is holding up very well and has had a few minor issues which all units tend to have but they have been quick to respond and address them. The front IFS has been an ongoing problem with getting the cramp angle correct but everything else has been simple and taken care of quickly when issues are reported. I will say that the air ride rear and IFS front makes it the best riding unit I have ever been in or driven. Many seem to forget how involved I was with the 99 E\-One (4 years of my life specing it) and it was a good rig that did a great job but it had plenty of “E\-One” issues to deal with. The real Rescue was the 87 E\-One even with all of the E\-One issues (Electrical, Paint, fit and finish)and “20 lbs. of stuff in a 5 lbs. bag” it was a work horse. [url="https://www.facebook.com/groups/127566560635503/363659027026254/?notif_t=group_activity#!/media/set/?set=a.301623386587994.71827.187315551352112&type=3"]https://www.facebook...51352112&type=3[/url] [/quote] Many thanks for the thorough response, DRFG. One of the things I liked most about the recently retired E\-One Rescue was how well the crew cab was set up, tool placement, etc. In the mid 90's (when I volunteered in the county prior to moving out of the state for 10 years) I got to work many incidents with the Hurricane Rescue. Got a stack of polaroids from I-95 wrecks over the years. I look forward to watching the KME Engines as they come together. Thanks again! Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - drfeelgood - 05-17-2012 [quote name='Deejr' timestamp='1337273824' post='485370'] I was wondering if this was the unit from Arlington County that became Hollywood's first truck. I believe there was two of these. DanEvans photo. [/quote] Ex ACFD Ex Hollywood, Md. one ended up in Annapolis, Md. for a short time and I lost track of it from there the other is located here for some time and has been for some time now http://www.companytwofire.com/Public/InventoryVehicle.aspx?id=674 Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - Guest - 05-17-2012 The last time I shot apparatus from Arlington, Virginia, they were about to go through a color change, from white over yellow to white with a yellow stripe. Haz Mat & Rescue Squad 109 and Quint 109. Need some help for specs! DanEvans Photos Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - Guest - 05-17-2012 Former Quint 14 from Burke VFD in Fairfax County, Va was this Pierce. DanEvans photo Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - Guest - 05-17-2012 Now serving in Fluvanna, VA. Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - lawrencewhite111 - 05-17-2012 Here it is taken last year. Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - Fire28 - 05-17-2012 [quote name='drfeelgood' timestamp='1337274542' post='485372'] Ex ACFD Ex Hollywood, Md. one ended up in Annapolis, Md. for a short time and I lost track of it from there the other is located here for some time and has been for some time now [url="http://www.companytwofire.com/Public/InventoryVehicle.aspx?id=674"]http://www.companytw...cle.aspx?id=674[/url] [/quote] Ex ACFd T79 went to Hollywood, then Annapolis, then Dover, DE and currently resides in Howard County MD. Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - Guest - 05-18-2012 Greater Manassas VRS, Rescue Squad 1 is a 1997 Spartan/American. DanEvans Photo Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - Guest - 05-18-2012 Former Wagon 12 from OWL was this EOne. DanEvans Photo Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - Guest - 05-18-2012 Engine 12 from OWL in Woodbridge, Va. is this EOne. DanEvans Photo Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - Guest - 05-18-2012 Truck 12 from OWL in Woodbridge, Va is this 1994 EOne Hurricane 105ft. tower. Photo was taken at least 12 years ago and it looks like there is a different platform on it now. DanEvans Photo Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - drfeelgood - 05-18-2012 [quote name='Deejr' timestamp='1337353553' post='485425'] Engine 12 from OWL in Woodbridge, Va. is this EOne. DanEvans Photo [/quote] Now runs as Engine 502 Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - drfeelgood - 05-18-2012 [quote name='Deejr' timestamp='1337353892' post='485426'] Truck 12 from OWL in Woodbridge, Va is this 1994 EOne Hurricane 105ft. tower. Photo was taken at least 12 years ago and it looks like there is a different platform on it now. DanEvans Photo [/quote]Caught fire and totalled. Sold by the insurance company for scrap. Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - Guest - 05-18-2012 [quote name='drfeelgood' timestamp='1337354363' post='485429'] Caught fire and totalled. Sold by the insurance company for scrap. [/quote]OK, so what are the specs on the rig that burned up? Dan Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - Guest - 05-18-2012 [quote name='Deejr' timestamp='1337353368' post='485424'] Former Wagon 12 from OWL was this EOne. DanEvans Photo [/quote] Seeing "W12" just made my day <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/fireman.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' /> Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - lawrencewhite111 - 05-18-2012 I think this is ex Wagon 12 now a Reserve. Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous - lawrencewhite111 - 05-18-2012 Here are a few from Today. Henrico County Engine 17 |