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Mack Fire Apparatus - e290l103 - 05-07-2012
Thanks Ed for the lead, I concur looking at the image I have of Jeannette.
[quote name='OPEN CAB MACK' timestamp='1336390621' post='484465']
That appears to be Engine 6 from the City of Jeanette, Westmoreland County, PA. It served until about 1998 or so from what I can remember.
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Mack Fire Apparatus - CCusson15 - 05-08-2012
[quote name='FDNYTRUCKS.com' timestamp='1332255569' post='478150']
I only had info on the truck. did not know they had an engine.
1975 CF611FCA-1707 Marlborough, Massachusetts MA L2 100' Midmount Aerial Mack CF/Maxim/Hamerly
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How can I find info on what happened to this rig? Sorry for the basic question, but I have no idea where to begin!
Mack Fire Apparatus - Guest - 05-08-2012
Rohrerstown (Lancaster County, PA)
19?? Mack C
Mack Fire Apparatus - e290l103 - 05-08-2012
unfortunately things like this are usually word of mouth, as in "hey I saw this rig on the highway, or in a lot, or in service in xx town." did you check with the department that owned it originally? these rigs didnt have VIN's per se, as they were built before 1980, so the serial number is all you have to go on. if you have someone that could run the serial thru DMV you might get a hit on that. I have a pretty large Mack database for all the models post 1940, and I am still missing info, or picking up pieces of info here and other places.
good luck with your search! I would like to know where it is to update my database too!
[quote name='CCusson15' timestamp='1336496128' post='484534']
How can I find info on what happened to this rig? Sorry for the basic question, but I have no idea where to begin!
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Mack Fire Apparatus - Guest - 05-13-2012
Strasburg (Lancaster County, Pa)
19?? Mack CF
Mack Fire Apparatus - Guest - 05-19-2012
Leola (Lancaster County, Pa)
19?? Mack MB
Mack Fire Apparatus - Guest - 05-20-2012
New Holland (Lancaster County, Pa)
1981 Mack CF
Mack Fire Apparatus - taurudak - 05-24-2012
Eagle Eng Co. of Copiague, NY once operated this 1972 Mack CF 1000/500 as Eng 1310.
Mack Fire Apparatus - taurudak - 05-24-2012
Locust Valley, NY Eng 543 was this 1963 Mack C95 1000/500.
Mack Fire Apparatus - taurudak - 05-24-2012
Medford, NY Eng 5142 was this 1957 Mack B 500/250.
Mack Fire Apparatus - e290l103 - 05-24-2012
and they still have it today, in mint condition!
[quote name='taurudak' timestamp='1337859809' post='485933']
Medford, NY Eng 5142 was this 1957 Mack B 500/250.
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Mack Fire Apparatus - Guest - 05-24-2012
Mastersonville (Lancaster County, Pa)
19?? Mack CF
Mack Fire Apparatus - BA000049 - 05-26-2012
Mack Fire Apparatus - davebowen - 05-26-2012
[quote name='BA000049' timestamp='1338035446' post='486164']
This is what I have on these rigs. Corrections or additions are always welcomed.
Bruce
Rohrestown – 1967 Mack C95F, canopy cab, 1000/500, delivered 8/21/67. It was converted to a foam unit in 1988 in which it carried 500 gallons of foam, sold in 1995 to Northeast Fire Apparatus, re-sold to a ALabama location.
Strasburg – 1972 Mack CF-611-F10, canopy cab, 1000/500, delivered 6/30/72. Purchased used in 1985 from the FDNY where it served as Engine 163 for $10,000. It has a 2 speed automatic and a 6 Kw generator, Thermodyne, 260HP. It was sent to Page-Lambert where it was refurbed with a new aluminum body, a new 750 gallon water tank, and it was repainted at a cost of $67,000. It was sold in 1994 to Franklin FC #4 of Chambersburg (Franklin County) for $32,500. Franklin sold it in 1997 to a Dr. Orange of Fayetteville, PA – a local Mack collector. In 2007 being kept at the Franklin County Public Training Center in Chambersburg.
Leola – 1974 Mack MB685/Howe, canopy cab, 1000/640, high side compartments both sides, A frame ladder rack over hose bed. Sold to a fire company in OK in 1996.
Masteronsville - 1978 Mack CF686-F, canopy cab, 1000/1000, plated booster reels, 285 HP motor, automatic, 6 KW Onan diesel generator, cost $89,000, Guardian gates at jump seats added later. Sold in 1999 to the Highspire Fire Company (Dauphin County). Highspire enclosed the cab and added a FDNY style hose cover by New Lexington.
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STRASBURG MACK USED BY NEW FRANKLIN A SHORT TIME WHILE OWNED BY DR. ORANGE. CURRENTLY STORED IN THE TOWNSHIP BUILDING DUE TO ISSUES WHICH I WON'T GET INTO.
Mack Fire Apparatus - Guest - 05-27-2012
This was part of a slide collection I bought on ebay earlier this year. Fmr IFD Eng 3 '75 Mack MB/Howe 1250/500. Unknown photographer. Possibly Duane Troxell.
Fmr IFD Trk 4 '75 Mack MB/Howe 1250/500/50' TeleSqurt. Soory for the crappy shot, but this was the only shot I could get before the film ran out in my camera back in the early '90s.
Mack Fire Apparatus - Guest - 05-27-2012
This was in a post card collection I obtained several years ago.
Charleston, SC Trk-5 '73 Mack CF/Pierce 85' Snorkel powered by a Mack Maxidyne diessel engine. No name of the photographer on the back.
Mack Fire Apparatus - Guest - 05-27-2012
Blue Crew Eng 18 1970 Mack CF-608F Pumper #1108 1000/500. Taken at FDIC in '04.
Mack Fire Apparatus - Guest - 05-27-2012
Hummels Wharf PA(?) Fire Co. Tanker 7-1 '06 Mack Granit/US Tanker taken at FDIC '07.
Mack Fire Apparatus - Guest - 05-27-2012
This was also in the post card collection I mentioned earlier. Tolland, CT Resce 240. '78 Mack R/Saulsbury with a Mack Maxidyne 676 283hp diesel and a Mack Maxitorque 5-speed tranny, a 15 kw Onan diesel generator, and a Ramsey 10 ton PTO front winch. Photo by Richard J Allen.
Mack Fire Apparatus - tntway - 05-27-2012
I always liked Tolland's Rescue........today's rigs just don't have the same character