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American LaFrance Apparatus - e290l103 - 12-09-2007
EEC stood for Engine Equipment Corp. of Oak Brook, Illinois, and seem to be the vendors for all ALF's that were exported to other countries. they apparently have since moved to Naperville IL
American LaFrance Apparatus - wardengine - 12-09-2007
this 1976 american lafrance is now private owned it served schuylkill tep tuscarora fire pa schuylkill county ,prior to that originally served bethpage new york. 1500gpm 750gwt. the guy that now owns it also has a 1975 american lafrance ex stroudsburg phoenix #2 monroe county pa
American LaFrance Apparatus - Richard_L_Dean_07405 - 12-09-2007
[quote name='CNYFireTrucks' post='170092' date='Dec 9 2007, 11:44 ']Was it this one, Rich?
[url="http://www.cnyfiretrucks.com/cd/ClintonE3r.jpg"]http://www.cnyfiretrucks.com/cd/ClintonE3r.jpg[/url][/quote]
Yep. That's the one. From a distance it caught my eye since the engines of that era were my favorites since they were the type that I responded on, worked off, drove and operated before I became a fire police. Unfortunately, it was dusk and darker so far when I've been up there and don't even know if it's still there even though the location is only 1.5 miles from my house.
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 12-09-2007
[quote name='FDNYTRUCKS.com' post='170079' date='Dec 9 2007, 11:07 ']According to my ALF delivery list there were 25 units destined for Brazil. for whatever reason they didn't go there, and were sold off. 9 were Waterchief aerials, 8 100' and 1 75'. and there were 16 2000 GPM pumpers. Lebanon is the only one where I have confirmed delivery of an aerial.
this is the list I have. I have a conflict in the serial # of 2 of them, but I confirmed the South Brunswick rig when I shot it.
CE7752 EEC-Brazil FO 100' Waterchief
CE7753 EEC-Brazil FO 100' Waterchief
CE7754 EEC-Brazil FO 100' Waterchief
CE7755 EEC-Brazil FO 100' Waterchief
CE7756 EEC-Brazil FO 100' Waterchief
CE7757 EEC-Brazil FO 100' Waterchief
CE7758 EEC-Brazil FO 100' Waterchief
CE7759 EEC-Brazil FO 100' Waterchief
27760 Lebanon Twp., New Jersey NJ 1500/500/75' Water Chief
CE7761 New Albany, Indiana IN 2000/500
CE7762 EEC-Brazil FO
CE7763 EEC-Brazil FO
CE7764 Sea Bright, New Jersey NJ E43-77 2000/500
CE7765 Bristol, Indiana IN 2000/500
CE7766 Culhowee, North Carolina NC E454 2000/500
17767 South Brunswick Twp., New Jersey NJ 2000/500
CE7767 Boeing Aircraft, Seattle, Washington WA 2000/500/50
CE7768 Boeing Aircraft, Renton, Washington WA 2000/500/50
CE7769 Moosic, Pennsylvania PA
CE7770 EEC-Brazil FO
CE7771 EEC-Brazil FO
CE7772 EEC-Brazil FO
CE7773 Lenoir, North Carolina NC E3 2000/500
CE7774 EEC-Brazil FO[/quote]
Mike...
There are TWO LEBANON's in Hunterdon... One as shown is BOROUGH. The other is TOWNSHIP which is north of this area close to the Warren County border. Numbering is 18 Lebanon Boro and 19 is Lebanon Twp. To help keep your records straight.
Rich...
In my visits to Clinton's station, I have never seen a Cinny cab... in photos or in person (1972 to now). They had a few commercial TASC rigs but nothing like what you describe.
There was one more ALF unit I have not photographed yet out in Hunterdon...
Station 26 - West Amwell took delivery of a 75 Foot Quint this summer. It is Lime with a black roof and ladder. Also it has a black background for the pump panel.
This photo was sent to me by a member of Station 26 - it was the lettering layout from the artist.
American LaFrance Apparatus - RI EMT - 12-09-2007
That West Amwell rig is sweet!!
American LaFrance Apparatus - e290l103 - 12-09-2007
Correction made on the Lebanon Boro rig.
we shot the West Amwell rig last Saturday, to say it is nice is an understatement. It is gorgeous...
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 12-09-2007
Golden Valley,Mn
1972 American LaFrance/Pacemaker
1500/500
#12
#PM-17-3224
Larry Phillips photo
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 12-09-2007
Glendale, AZ
1973 American LaFrance/Pacemaker
1250/500
Chuck Madderom photo/Commish Collection
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 12-09-2007
Ft Worth, Tx
1975 American LaFrance/Pacemaker
1500/500
Eng-12
Dave Miller Photo
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 12-09-2007
Tempe, AZ
1973 American LaFrance/Pacemaker
1250/500
Eng-5
Chuck Madderom Photo/commish collection
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 12-09-2007
Tempe,AZ
White Roof added
Commish photo
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 12-09-2007
Glendale,Az
1975 American LaFrance/Pioneer
1750/500
Eng-2
Chuck Madderom photo/Commish Collection
American LaFrance Apparatus - Richard_L_Dean_07405 - 12-09-2007
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Rich...
In my visits to Clinton's station, I have never seen a Cinny cab... in photos or in person (1972 to now). They had a few commercial TASC rigs but nothing like what you describe.
Here is a reply with a link to a pic of it:
QUOTE (CNYFireTrucks @ Dec 9 2007, 11:44 )
Was it this one, Rich?
[post="0"]http://www.cnyfiretrucks.com/cd/ClintonE3r.jpg [/post]
Yep. That's the one. From a distance it caught my eye since the engines of that era were my favorites since they were the type that I responded on, worked off, drove and operated before I became a fire police. Unfortunately, it was dusk and darker so far when I've been up there and don't even know if it's still there even though the location is only 1.5 miles from my house.
American LaFrance Apparatus - John Kenealy - 12-09-2007
[quote name='Richard_L_Dean_07405' post='170230' date='Dec 9 2007, 19:53 '][
Rich...
In my visits to Clinton's station, I have never seen a Cinny cab... in photos or in person (1972 to now). They had a few commercial TASC rigs but nothing like what you describe.
Here is a reply with a link to a pic of it:
QUOTE (CNYFireTrucks @ Dec 9 2007, 11:44 )
Was it this one, Rich?
[post="0"]http://www.cnyfiretrucks.com/cd/ClintonE3r.jpg [/post]
Yep. That's the one. From a distance it caught my eye since the engines of that era were my favorites since they were the type that I responded on, worked off, drove and operated before I became a fire police. Unfortunately, it was dusk and darker so far when I've been up there and don't even know if it's still there even though the location is only 1.5 miles from my house.[/quote]
This came from Clinton, NY in Oneida County. It was replaced within the past year, sold locally by the department, and then had two stints on Ebay.
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 12-09-2007
Ellicott,Md
1973 American LaFrance/Pacemaker
1000/500
Eng-2
Robert Kimball photo
American LaFrance Apparatus - Guest - 12-09-2007
Santa Fe,NM
1974 American LaFrance/Pacemaker
1250/500
Eng-11
Steven Mieszala photo
American LaFrance Apparatus - Richard_L_Dean_07405 - 12-10-2007
[quote name='CNYFireTrucks' post='170238' date='Dec 9 2007, 20:17 ']This came from Clinton, NY in Oneida County. It was replaced within the past year, sold locally by the department, and then had two stints on Ebay.[/quote]
Thanks. It is now gone. I should know better but since Clinton NJ is located in a county bordering my own, I thought it might be from there.
American LaFrance Apparatus - Richard_L_Dean_07405 - 12-10-2007
[quote name='Fireman5230' post='170005' date='Dec 9 2007, 02:48 ']Last for now is the County Seat of Hunterdon... Flemington, NJ. THey have a restored 1928 ALF engine. Cost in the 90's to restore was around $30,000!
Here is BETSY ALF reg #6311[/quote]
Was this bought by Flemington new in 1928? If so, it was there during the trial of Richard Bruno Hauptman for the kidnapping of the Lindbergh baby!
American LaFrance Apparatus - ACPD227 - 12-10-2007
COLDWATER MI SNORKEL
American LaFrance Apparatus - ACPD227 - 12-10-2007
CFD