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History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - Guest - 11-13-2009
[quote name='firemick' date='17 June 2008 - 12:39 PM' timestamp='1213723181' post='222285']
I drove by Station 7 and noticed this rig parked on the side of the firehouse back towards the SCBA shop. I think it is some sort of Motor Maintenance vehicle? It looked nice so i snapped a few shots.
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Thats the Reserve Air Truck...
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - chief60 - 11-13-2009
I know they received the KME engine. The Pierce Tower is still in Forsyth at the Pierce dealer. Also, two additional aerials should be arriving in Forsyth any day.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - Guest - 12-02-2009
Drove by Station 23 the other day and there appeared to be a newer unit in the the right side bay....anyone know what it is? Maybe just a new engine that's being stored there?
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - GA_Dave - 12-03-2009
Quote:Drove by Station 23 the other day and there appeared to be a newer unit in the the right side bay....anyone know what it is? Maybe just a new engine that's being stored there?
Just a guess, but it could be new Engine 11. Maybe they decided not to just store it outside at the shops. <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/doh.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
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History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - Shoe - 01-14-2010
[quote name='GA_Dave' date='03 December 2009 - 04:32 PM' timestamp='1259874754' post='350649']
Just a guess, but it could be new Engine 11. Maybe they decided not to just store it outside at the shops. <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/doh.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
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It is the KME for Engine #11.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - Shoe - 01-14-2010
[quote name='Kiddo76' date='15 September 2009 - 04:18 PM' timestamp='1253048337' post='336819']
Ok. But couldve find where Air 7 moved when 7 closed...
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It's at #1. The office is in the former Battalion #1 qtrs. Still called Air #7.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - DaveYoung - 01-14-2010
Shoe- question for you if you have the time. What is Atlanta down to in terms of numbers of engines and trucks in service per day, not including the airport. Thanks in advance.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - chief60 - 01-14-2010
Where are the 3 new Pierce aerials going? I know one has been at the dealer for almost 5 months.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - GA_Dave - 01-14-2010
Quote:Where are the 3 new Pierce aerials going? I know one has been at the dealer for almost 5 months.
That one is destined for Tower 11, but there is no Station 11 for it yet. Like Engine 11's new KME, I suspect it will sit for a while.
The other two are going to replace the two TDA's at the airport. They may already be in service, I haven't checked in a few weeks. Last I was over there, they were still training on them.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - GA_Dave - 01-14-2010
Quote:What is Atlanta down to in terms of numbers of engines and trucks in service per day, not including the airport.
I believe its 30 Engines and 13 Trucks. There are an additional four Engines and two Trucks at the airport.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - DaveYoung - 01-14-2010
[quote name='GA_Dave' date='14 January 2010 - 06:55 PM' timestamp='1263512110' post='358546']
I believe its 30 Engines and 13 Trucks. There are an additional four Engines and two Trucks at the airport.
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Thanks Dave!
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - Guest - 01-18-2010
Does anyone know what they are going to be buying soon as far as replacements for all the Quality's. Are they still going to use tillered ladders for the city?
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - GA_Dave - 01-18-2010
I was told that the new Engine 11 (KME) was the pattern for all new engines. Nothing was said about the Trucks, although I would imagine that the TDA's are here to stay.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - recoveringspark - 01-20-2010
[quote name='GA_Dave' date='18 January 2010 - 11:26 AM' timestamp='1263830780' post='359146']
I was told that the new Engine 11 (KME) was the pattern for all new engines. Nothing was said about the Trucks, although I would imagine that the TDA's are here to stay.
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Anybody have pics of the new KME engines?
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - GA_Dave - 01-20-2010
Quote:Anybody have pics of the new KME engines?
That would be "Engine". There's only one and it is not yet in service.
http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/index.php?showtopic=7203&st=1160 (Post #1169)
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - recoveringspark - 01-20-2010
[quote name='GA_Dave' date='20 January 2010 - 01:40 PM' timestamp='1264011625' post='359517']
That would be "Engine". There's only one and it is not yet in service.
http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/index.php?showtopic=7203&st=1160 (Post #1169)
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Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - GA_Dave - 01-31-2010
Quote:Blue Ridge, TX
1987 Spartan/SPI #?
1500/?
Diesel/automatic
Engine 2
(ex-Atlanta, GA)
One of four purchased by Atlanta in 1987. They originally had 500 gallon tanks and served Engines 12, 17, 27, and 28.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - GA_Dave - 01-31-2010
Quote:I should've photographed the rear, as well; this truck had a vertical tank that resulted in a VERY low hosebed.
Then it was still a 500 gallon tank. That is the standard Atlanta design going back to 1982.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - jim kay - 04-24-2010
Anyone have any info on new equipment or station updates... I know Sta.11 in Atlantic station has finally broke ground, what about the airport station that was being renovated..... Looking for updates
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - jim kay - 07-25-2010
A view of old and new Sta.13