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State Of Conneticut - Guest - 07-10-2010
Round Hill VFC
KME Engine 1
State Of Conneticut - Guest - 07-10-2010
Round Hill VFC
Peterbuilt/??? Tanker
State Of Conneticut - jshippey - 07-10-2010
Simsbury, CT 2003 KME from the Bushy Hill Station
State Of Conneticut - jshippey - 07-10-2010
Sorry about the in-station shot. This is Engine 2, a 1999 KME 1500gpm pumper. Also assigned to the Bushy Hill Station.
State Of Conneticut - jshippey - 07-10-2010
The last unit assisgned to the Bushy Hill Station is Ladder 11, a 1992 Seagrave low profile aerial.
State Of Conneticut - tntway - 07-10-2010
Grumpy.....my sources *wink* give me this info on the Round Hill tanker:
2000 Peterbilt Model 378/S&S Tank 1500/4500
State Of Conneticut - Frank B - 07-11-2010
Clinton CT 1964 Oren Duplex?
State Of Conneticut - Frank B - 07-11-2010
Clinton CT 1964 Oren Duplex?
State Of Conneticut - Frank B - 07-11-2010
Waterbury, CT
1989 American LaFrance
1500/500 75'
Pemfab photo
State Of Conneticut - Frank B - 07-11-2010
Oxford CT Riverside Fire Co
1970 Oren Ford C
photographer unknown
State Of Conneticut - Frank B - 07-11-2010
Hartford CT
Ranger Ford L
photographer unknown
State Of Conneticut - Frank B - 07-11-2010
Waterbury, CT
LTI
photographer unknown
State Of Conneticut - Frank B - 07-11-2010
East Great Plains CT
PemFab photo
State Of Conneticut - tntway - 07-11-2010
one of Hartford's Ford/Ranger Tacs is out in East Granby now
State Of Conneticut - Guest - 07-12-2010
Waterbury Engine 11 had the aerial removed not to long after delivery if memory serves me right. The ALF remained in service until this past year when it was replaced with a new Gowans-Knight / Spartan Gladiator pumper. Gowans-Knight is located in Watertown, CT, the next town over from Waterbury.
State Of Conneticut - hoss - 07-15-2010
Waterbury L-20 as seen in 2005, near a truck stop/junk yard - I doubt it is in any better shape today.
![[Image: DSC07717.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/02_2005/021205/images/DSC07717.jpg)
State Of Conneticut - hoss - 07-15-2010
[quote name='tntway' date='11 July 2010 - 08:22 PM' timestamp='1278892938' post='392236']
one of Hartford's Ford/Ranger Tacs is out in East Granby now
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![[Image: DSC00156.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/07_2005/071005a/images/DSC00156.jpg)
![[Image: DSC00155.jpg]](http://www.fireservicephotography.com/07_2005/071005a/images/DSC00155.jpg)
State Of Conneticut - tntway - 07-15-2010
yeah yeah...that's the one!! the 1996 Mack Tac had over 100,000 miles when she was replace by the current Tac.....i wonder how much this Ford beauty has on her??
State Of Conneticut - theunknowncomic - 07-15-2010
[quote name='hoss' date='15 July 2010 - 04:34 AM' timestamp='1279181651' post='392714']
Waterbury L-20 as seen in 2005, near a truck stop/junk yard - I doubt it is in any better shape today.
[/quote]there is another former waterbury truck in that same condition it is their 1966 alf 100' midship ladder truck it is at milewski's auto parts in scranton,pa
State Of Conneticut - Guest - 07-17-2010
fireengines.net held a model fire engine display in Meriden today and was able to get a few shots of some of the "real" apparatus on static display. With all the photogs there, I'm sure there will be more pics posted.
New Haven once ran this 1962 Seagrave 70th anniversary "Shorty" model pumper as Engine 15. It was equipped with a 750gpm pump and a 300 gallon booster tank. This particular truck saw service for over 30 years and is now privately owned by a New Haven firefighter