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State Of Conneticut - hoss - 12-06-2010

B&W


State Of Conneticut - Guest - 12-06-2010

Hoss, I beleive Canaan's new pumper is classified as a 2010.



Also this is Canaan FD in the town of North Canaan (named after Canaan Village which is in N. Canaan, The Town of Canaan is covered by Falls Village FD). Just in case anyone from out of the area was wondering.


State Of Conneticut - Guest - 12-10-2010

Here is Meriden's brand new Engine 3; to be in service soon. 2010 Seagrave Marauder II, 1250/500. My apologies for the overcast skies...better pics to be posted once the rig arrives in CT next week. <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Big Grin' />


State Of Conneticut - Guest - 12-11-2010

[quote name='tntway' date='21 September 2010 - 10:02 PM' timestamp='1285123376' post='403827']

that Maxim from Rocky Hill was a BEAST!!...don't know what happened to it after it didn't sell on Ebay tho.

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Believe it or not, the truck still lives, fighting fires in Panama or Equador, can't seem to remember which one.


State Of Conneticut - tntway - 12-11-2010

well at least she still lives and wasn't parted out. starting bid was just a tad out of my range



any idea on Glastonbury's 1973 Maxim F? was assigned to Company 1


State Of Conneticut - Guest - 12-15-2010

I found Derby Engine 16 being towed down I91 South near New Haven yesterday, sorry about the pics my wife has a lead foot, so couldnt get great pics.


State Of Conneticut - Guest - 12-15-2010

second picture of Derby E16


State Of Conneticut - Guest - 12-15-2010

Bristol Brush 1, a Ford F350 with pump, no tank. Stationed at HQ


State Of Conneticut - Guest - 12-27-2010

Look's like Tracey's was towing DFD Engine 16. Dunno' what's wrong with it or how long it is going to be out, but East End Hose now is using one of New Haven's spare Pierce Arrows. I'm assuming its NHFD ex engine 4 or 6. Didn't get a good look in the firehouse the other day.


State Of Conneticut - Guest - 12-27-2010

Look's like Tracey's was towing DFD Engine 16. Dunno' what's wrong with it or how long it is going to be out, but East End Hose now is using one of New Haven's spare Pierce Arrows. I'm assuming its NHFD ex engine 4 or 6. Didn't get a good look in the firehouse the other day.


State Of Conneticut - Richard_L_Dean_07405 - 12-27-2010

[quote name='The Commish' date='12 October 2010 - 05:23 PM' timestamp='1286917408' post='406902']

Waterford,CT

Ferrera/Inferno

Ron Bogardus photo

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Does Cohanzie still keep their apparatus in such mint condition, immaculate and almost sterilized like they did back in the 1980's? I will never forget the engines from Cohanzie and the other Waterford companies Goshen and Oswegatchie at the parades in Unionville CT and Hershey PA 1982-83-84 and 1984-1986-1987-1988 respectively.


State Of Conneticut - tntway - 12-27-2010

Mr. Dean....i remember when they were taken off the line a WEEK before a parade!! Oswegatchie's CF even had bulldogs painted on the under body and frame bolts. We in Glastonbury always asked if Cohanzie's were working pieces....lol!!!


State Of Conneticut - hoss - 12-28-2010

[quote name='Richard_L_Dean_07405' date='27 December 2010 - 07:49 PM' timestamp='1293496171' post='416908']

Does Cohanzie still keep their apparatus in such mint condition, immaculate and almost sterilized like they did back in the 1980's? I will never forget the engines from Cohanzie and the other Waterford companies Goshen and Oswegatchie at the parades in Unionville CT and Hershey PA 1982-83-84 and 1984-1986-1987-1988 respectively.

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Each dept is a little different down there, but there is still chop busting that goes back to when the would take the rigs out service to prep them for a parde. Politically/public perception wise don't think that would fly too much anymore, maybe a utility piece or the like. At the convention I overheard someone ask the crew of a nearly pristine ambulance if it was an in service and one of the crew said it had been on a call just one night prior. With enough time and dedication it is amazing what can be accomplished!


State Of Conneticut - Guest - 12-30-2010

[quote name='MiltonBradley' date='15 December 2010 - 11:43 AM' timestamp='1292430202' post='414991']

Bristol Brush 1, a Ford F350 with pump, no tank. Stationed at HQ

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Tank is always removed for Winter


State Of Conneticut - Richard_L_Dean_07405 - 12-31-2010

Thanks for the replies to my question about Waterford's companies. I know they appeared to not be responders, but he guys always said they were and I believed them. Closer to home for me is the Boonton NJ Fire Department, which has always kept their apparatus in mint condition but they do roll to alarms.


State Of Conneticut - Guest - 01-06-2011

Found out Derby's Engine 16 ran into some engine trouble when it was being worked on.


State Of Conneticut - Guest - 03-27-2011

   



East Haven Engine 1, now Engine 5, a 1995 Pierce Saber 1250/500 pumper


State Of Conneticut - Guest - 03-27-2011

   



East Haven former Rescue 4, a Chevrolet/Horton, with boat. East Haven is responsible for about 3 miles of shoreline along Long Island Sound, and responds to several water distress calls annually


State Of Conneticut - Guest - 03-27-2011

   



East Haven former Rescue 2, a Ford/Horton. This truck was purchased used from the then Branford Ambulance Association. The Branford Fire Department has since taken over the Ambulance service for the town.


State Of Conneticut - Guest - 03-27-2011

   



Talk about a group shot....This is all of the East Haven Fire Department in 1997. In front is Car 4, Engine 2 (L), Engine 6A ®, and the rear from left to right: Rescue 2, Rescue 1, Engine 6, Engine 4, Engine 1, Truck 1, Engine 3, Engine 7, Engine 5, Rescue 3, Rescue 4.