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Tour of New Jersey - BFD1151 - 12-31-2008

[quote name='The Commish' post='269703' date='Dec 30 2008, 21:00 ']Carlstadt,NJ

HME/Swing

Ron Bogardus collection

Anyone have more Info on This piece?[/quote]



Sweet!!! I've been looking for a decent shot of this truck for quite some time now. Thanks for posting Commish!


Tour of New Jersey - e290l103 - 12-31-2008

NJ Carlstadt 1995 HME Marion/Schwing Marion #55433 1500/100/115' Tower Ladder 704





[quote name='The Commish' post='269703' date='Dec 30 2008, 21:00 ']Carlstadt,NJ

HME/Swing

Ron Bogardus collection

Anyone have more Info on This piece?[/quote]


Tour of New Jersey - kieferfire - 01-02-2009

I photographed this truck in 2004 in Carlstadt. I have it as a 1997 HME 1871/Marion 1500 gpm/150 water/ 115' Schwing. Juergen Kiefer photo



   


Tour of New Jersey - kieferfire - 01-02-2009

This is the prototype Schwing boom for the US fire service. It was constructed in 1991 on a Mack MR chassis, Custom Fire built the body in 1992 with a 1250 gpm-pump and a 500 gallon foam-tank. It was a demo-unit for several years, I have no idea, where it finally ended. Joe Bond photo



   


Tour of New Jersey - kieferfire - 01-02-2009

There are at least three more Schwing booms at Fire Departments in the US.



The Phoenix FD has a foam-unit on a Mack MR chassis with Schwing boom.

The Refinery Terminal Fire Co. in Corpus Christi/TX has a 1995 Spartan Gladiator with National Foam body, 3000 gpm-pump, 850 gallon foam-tank, and 85' Schwing boom.

The Refinery Terminal Fire Co at the Motiva plant in Louisana has a 1998 ALF Eagle with National Foam body, 3000 gpm-pump, 850 gallon foam-tank, and 85' Schwing boom.



Juergen


Tour of New Jersey - jlg1875 - 01-03-2009

[quote name='kieferfire' post='270554' date='Jan 2 2009, 08:32 ']There are at least three more Schwing booms at Fire Departments in the US.



The Phoenix FD has a foam-unit on a Mack MR chassis with Schwing boom.

The Refinery Terminal Fire Co. in Corpus Christi/TX has a 1995 Spartan Gladiator with National Foam body, 3000 gpm-pump, 850 gallon foam-tank, and 85' Schwing boom.

The Refinery Terminal Fire Co at the Motiva plant in Louisana has a 1998 ALF Eagle with National Foam body, 3000 gpm-pump, 850 gallon foam-tank, and 85' Schwing boom.



Juergen[/quote]



I believe that Refinery Terminal in Corpus Christi may actually have 2 Schwings. I think the last one built for the fire service was on a Pierce chassis about 5 years ago for a Dow Chemical plant somewhere in Alabama or Louisiana. I remember seeing it on Pierce's website as a new delivery years ago but it's no longer on the Pierce website. The Carlstadt unit was the only one built with a bucket, the others are just booms, much like a squrt or snozzle.


Tour of New Jersey - Richard_L_Dean_07405 - 01-06-2009

[quote name='anesti' post='252156' date='Oct 5 2008, 19:22 ']almost forgot fire alarm tuck a 2006 international/ reading[/quote]



That utilty boom is an Altec, a very popular manufacturer in the utility industry.


Tour of New Jersey - Richard_L_Dean_07405 - 01-06-2009

[quote name='The Commish' date='Dec 30 2008, 21:00 ' post='269703']

Carlstadt,NJ

HME/Swing

Ron Bogardus collection

Anyone have more Info on This piece?



That truck was delivered on a Saturday in May 1997, about two hours prior to the start of Carlstadt's 125th anniversary parade, the official one for the North Jersey Volunteer Firemen's Association that year. I was lucky enough to be standing in front of the firehouse when it came up the street. At that time I was on hiatus from snapping pics. I do remember the comments being made that it was the size of a medium size railroad locomotive. My friend, Larry Wood of Friendship H&L had to use a tall step ladder to attach American flags to the mirrors for the parade. I also believe that part of the firebody was built by another supplier, possibly Marion.


Tour of New Jersey - Guest - 01-07-2009

Rumson, NJ

1995 Int'l/Kme

1250/750

Ron Bogardus collection


Tour of New Jersey - Guest - 01-07-2009

Galloway,NJ

1990 Int'l/S&S

1250/3000

Ron Bogardus collection


Tour of New Jersey - Guest - 01-07-2009

Colts Neck,NJ

2008 Ford/E-One

200/300

Ron Bogardus collection


Tour of New Jersey - Guest - 01-07-2009

Belle Mead, NJ

2007 Mack/Pierce

1500/3500

Ron Bogardus collection


Tour of New Jersey - Guest - 01-08-2009

[quote name='NJMedic' post='222770' date='Jun 18 2008, 22:00 ']Until I saw the faded outline on the boom I thought this might aid in ID this unit[/quote]

Hey i live around the corner from this garden center on Terrill Rd in Plainfield, NJ. I think the owner did use the truck years ago in his lighting decor business, especially around Christmas time we did see it in use putting lights in a huge tree, again couple years ago. I will try to find out more info.


Tour of New Jersey - anesti - 02-11-2009

fairview squad 1


Tour of New Jersey - anesti - 02-11-2009

edgewater rescue 1987 ford c/ranger 400/250


Tour of New Jersey - anesti - 02-11-2009

the picture


Tour of New Jersey - Guest - 02-16-2009

Heislerville Fire Company - Unit 2511

Maurice River Township, Cumberland County, NJ

2005 Freightliner/Elite Fire Apparatus

1250 GPM Hale Pump / 3500 Gallon Water Tank

Bill Powell - Photo



   


Tour of New Jersey - Guest - 02-16-2009

Laurel Lake Volunteer Fire & Rescue - Unit 1301

Commercial Township, Cumberland County, NJ

2005 Spartan Metrostar / Elite Fire Apparatus

2000 GPM Hale Pump / 2000 Gallon Water Tank

Bill Powell - Photo



   


Tour of New Jersey - Guest - 03-02-2009

Lafayette Twp (Sussex Co,)



No Info on this Tanker


Tour of New Jersey - GA_Dave - 03-02-2009

Quote:Lafayette Twp (Sussex Co,)



No Info on this Tanker



International/New Lexington