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Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 08-11-2009
Engine 8, at Station 2, is the newest piece in the department. It is a 2007 Pierce Contender 1250/1500/30F Pumper. I couldn't find the Pierce number on it.
That's it for what I shot in Okeechobee County.
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Mark Carr Photos - e290l103 - 08-11-2009
as it was in Rio, FL
photo from my collection
[quote name='unMARKedCARR' post='328823' date='Aug 11 2009, 11:03 ']Engine 3 is an ex-Martin County, FL 1987 Mack MC/E-One 1500/750 Pumper SO#5672.
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Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 08-11-2009
Cool! Thanks! Is Rio in Martin County? Never heard of it.
Mark
Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 08-11-2009
[quote name='unMARKedCARR' post='328871' date='Aug 11 2009, 13:19 ']Cool! Thanks! Is Rio in Martin County? Never heard of it.
Mark[/quote]
Just found out that Rio is one of the departments that formed Martin County Fire-Rescue.
Mark Carr Photos - GA_Dave - 08-11-2009
Additional info on some of the Okeechobee County rigs:
Tanker 7 is an AM General M-818 pulling a 5000 gallon tank.
Engine 8 is #7511194. Some Contenders don't have the normal Job Numbers on them, but the Work Order Numbers are just as unique.
Mark Carr Photos - jim kay - 08-12-2009
Mark ... Rio is a little community between Stuart and Jensen Beach, as you cross the bridge going north on US 1 you bear right on 707 and follow that and staion is on the left in the Rio comm.
Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 08-12-2009
Thanks for the info Dave and Jim.
Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 08-12-2009
I lucked out and found this beast yesterday. It was purchased by Palm Beach Gardens, FL Fire Rescue for use by the city. It's a 2005 Peterbilt fuel tanker that carries 2000 gallons of diesel fuel and 1000 gallons of gasoline. It will soon be built in 1/64 scale by yours truly.
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Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 08-12-2009
I "borrowed" this picture from David Iman of Palm Beach County Fire Rescue in Florida. He's "photographed" one of our newer engines and rescues. Trust me, like this, these rigs are quite at home in their neighborhood.
Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 08-13-2009
Today I went out galavanting with no particular destination in mind. I got a picture of a 2002ish Int'l/EVI rig now owned by the Palm Beach Gardens, FL Police Dept. It's a former rescue rig from their fire department. Now being used as a SWAT truck, it still sports all of the cool lights and the Q of the rescue rig.
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Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 08-13-2009
Also today, I picked up a new lens for the camera. I got lucky and was able to shoot the two new Striker 3000's of the Palm Beach County Fire Rescue station at Palm Beach Int'l Airport. They are the first Oshkosh rigs bought by the department after operating for many years with only E-Ones. Dragon 2 and 3 are identical models and have 2000 gpm pumps, 3000 GWTs, 420 gallon foam tanks and 500 # of Purple K. Dragon 2 is Oshkosh #114209 and Dragon 3 is #114210.
I'll definitely be having decals made to apply to a TWH model.
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Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 08-13-2009
And Dragon 3.
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Mark Carr Photos - dJames - 08-13-2009
GREAT shots Mark! Really enjoy your work.
Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 09-06-2009
Well, yesterday, I went hunting for a loose Gremlin, and lo and behold I captured it! These will be before some of y'all's time but this one is a 1974 AMC Gremlin built or outfitted by Hurst Equipment Company. I'm told that there were only 3 of these made and that this is the only one still alive. It still has the original Hurst tools in it. After finding someone to come out and show me the critter, the guy arrived and said, sure, I'll pull it out but I have to move about 4 trucks out first to get to it. He did that and I photographed away. After he pulled the Gremlin out, he told me to go ahead and move it whereever I wanted it for pictures. So, as you can imagine, I didn't turn down the offer to drive it. It has only 15,000 miles on it. Thing purred like a kitten. So, here it is, the Murray County, GA Search & Rescue Team's Gremlin.
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Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 09-06-2009
And yours truly with the Gremlin.
Mark Carr Photos - GA_Dave - 09-06-2009
Quote:And yours truly with the Gremlin.
TWO Gremlins!!! <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/hysterical.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
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Mark Carr Photos - Frank B - 09-07-2009
Classic! <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/BananaMan.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
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Mark Carr Photos - VFN102 - 09-07-2009
That old school light bar looks HUGE on a Gremlin.
Mark Carr Photos - Guest - 09-07-2009
Mark, what happened to you? You look like half the man you used to be......... <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/thumbsup.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
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Mark Carr Photos - Mark V. Carr - 09-07-2009
[quote name='photobuff6162' post='334774' date='Sep 7 2009, 11:39 ']Mark, what happened to you? You look like half the man you used to be......... <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/thumbsup.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
' />[/quote]Thanks John! I love you!