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Maryland photo's - Guest - 04-21-2009 Maryland photo's - Guest - 04-21-2009 Maryland photo's - Guest - 04-21-2009 Maryland photo's - GA_Dave - 04-21-2009 Quote:hope the brief visit to this thread was ok... It was too brief, we want more! Maryland photo's - Guest - 04-22-2009 <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/hail.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' /> Wow, 3 tankers from Frederick County, 2 of which, (Lewistown, New Midway) I've never seen photos of. The New Market tanker was a converted fuel tanker, placed in service around 1969. All of these were replaced in the 70's. It's amazing how many different vehicles were used to haul water 30-50 years ago. The Ford C/Young later served Buchanan Valley VFC in Adams Co.,PA. Maryland photo's - Guest - 04-22-2009 1 more from Frederick, this 1980 Mack MC/4-Guys 350/2000 did a yeoman job for the Independent Hose of Frederick from 1980-94. Warren Jenkins photo Maryland photo's - Guest - 04-22-2009 [quote name='Dr. Stinebaugh' post='299434' date='Apr 22 2009, 16:42 ']1 more from Frederick, this 1980 Mack MC/4-Guys 350/2000 did a yeoman job for the Independent Hose of Frederick from 1980-94. Warren Jenkins photo[/quote] During 1994, the tanker was involved in a controversial accident, which resulted in the rig being totalled and replaced by the current 95 Peterbilt/4-Guys. Jenkins collection Maryland photo's - kieferfire - 04-23-2009 Engine 91 from the Bay District FD in California, St.Mary's Co, was this 1988 Duplex D-500 with Ranger bodywork, 1500 gpm/ 2000 water. Virginai mcLaughlin photo / Kiefer collection I miss some more warning devices at the front. Juergen Maryland photo's - kieferfire - 04-23-2009 Engine-Tanker 503 from Chestnut Ridge, Baltimore Co, was this 1986 Seagrave HB with 1250 gpm-pump and 2500 gallon-tank. Virginia McLaughlin photo / Kiefer collection Maryland photo's - kieferfire - 04-23-2009 Engine 263 from Halfway, Washington Co, was this Mack CF 688F with Pierce bodywork, 1250 gpm/ 2000 water. I have it as a 1980 chassis with bodywork from 1991. Virginia McLaughlin photo / Kiefer collection Is this great looking tanker still in service ? Maryland photo's - kieferfire - 04-23-2009 Tanker 13 from Maugansville, Washington Co, was this 1975 Mack R 600 with bodywork from Techweld, 1000 gpm-pump/ 2700 water. Virginia McLaughlin photo / Kiefer collection Maryland photo's - kieferfire - 04-23-2009 Squad 13 from Riviera Beach, Anne Arundel Co, operated this 1985 Pemfab with Ranger bodywork. Virginia McLaughlin photo / Kiefer collection Maryland photo's - kieferfire - 04-23-2009 Engine 8-3 from the Tenth District FD in Marbury, Charles Co, was this 1988 Pemfab with bodywork from 3-D Fire Apparatus. Virginia McLaughlin photo / Kiefer collection Maryland photo's - kieferfire - 04-23-2009 Tanker 5 from Brunswick, Frederick Co, was a 1984 International S-1900 with bodywork from 4-Guys, 750 gpm/ 1800 water. Virginia McLaughlin photo / Kiefer collection Maryland photo's - BCFDphotoman - 04-23-2009 [quote name='kieferfire' post='299603' date='Apr 23 2009, 14:00 ']Engine 263 from Halfway, Washington Co, was this Mack CF 688F with Pierce bodywork, 1250 gpm/ 2000 water. I have it as a 1980 chassis with bodywork from 1991. Virginia McLaughlin photo / Kiefer collection Is this great looking tanker still in service ? [/quote] Yes, this tanker is still in service, looking good as ever!!! Maryland photo's - BCFDphotoman - 04-23-2009 [quote name='kieferfire' post='299605' date='Apr 23 2009, 14:03 ']Squad 13 from Riviera Beach, Anne Arundel Co, operated this 1985 Pemfab with Ranger bodywork. Virginia McLaughlin photo / Kiefer collection [/quote] This one finally went out of service. It served Baltimore City as a reserve until a few months ago. It's now in a junk yard along Route 1 in Elkridge jacked up on blocks!! Maryland photo's - Guest - 04-23-2009 Juergen, Bay Dist., Brunswick rigs are still in service, Halfway's is 1 of the last CF's in the area. Chestnut Ridge Seagrave now with Rural Security VFC, Lebanon Co.,PA. Maugansville's tanker was rebuilt in 1992 by Interstate, they stretched chassis into a tandem axle to fit a new Techweld 2700 gal.tank. Replaced a couple years ago, sold to Dallas,PA. I think the 10TH District rig was recently replaced. Maryland photo's - Roto-Ray - 04-23-2009 [quote name='Dr. Stinebaugh' post='299624' date='Apr 23 2009, 17:22 ']I think the 10TH District rig was recently replaced.[/quote] Correct, it was sold through a broker about 2 years ago. Replaced with a really neat Arrow XT. Maryland photo's - e290l103 - 04-23-2009 1981 CF688F12-1007 Halfway, Maryland MD ET26, E263 1250/2500 1981 Mack CF/Pierce/1991 Pierce Rehab [quote name='kieferfire' post='299603' date='Apr 23 2009, 14:00 ']Engine 263 from Halfway, Washington Co, was this Mack CF 688F with Pierce bodywork, 1250 gpm/ 2000 water. I have it as a 1980 chassis with bodywork from 1991. Virginia McLaughlin photo / Kiefer collection Is this great looking tanker still in service ? [/quote] Maryland photo's - Maxim4Ever - 04-24-2009 [quote name='kieferfire' post='299601' date='Apr 23 2009, 13:55 ']Engine 91 from the Bay District FD in California, St.Mary's Co, was this 1988 Duplex D-500 with Ranger bodywork, 1500 gpm/ 2000 water. Virginai mcLaughlin photo / Kiefer collection I miss some more warning devices at the front. Juergen [/quote] Bay District's is soon to be replaced with a straight Tanker and another Engine. This will be placed as a reserve unit to be used between thier two stations. |