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Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-09-2011
I believe most if not all of the current heavy rescues are walk around. I know 418 and 426 at one point had Ford chassis heavy rescues that were walk in bodies as was 414 before they got the red rescue they are running now.
dave
Fairfax County VA - drfeelgood - 08-09-2011
All but 419 are walk-ins
Fairfax County VA - drfeelgood - 08-09-2011
All but 419 are walk-ins
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-09-2011
Thanks for the correction....
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-09-2011
Dave - Dr Feel Good is spot on, but just so YOU'RE clear (since I know you've lived out of the county for quite some time) all but 419 ARE walk-in but NOT ride-in. The crew is not able to ride in the back ala DCFD and FDNY. Hope that helps fellas.
Nate
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-09-2011
Thanks Nate...... that clears up a lot I got confused for a little bit and your insight is very helpful.
dave
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-09-2011
Does anyone have more.pictures of any of the heavys?
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-11-2011
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Does anyone have more.pictures of any of the heavys?
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Brother - I have pics of all the current heavys and will post for you a bit later. Thanks for your patience.
Nate
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-11-2011
Nate takes some great photos so they are well worth the wait........ The only ones I have are from Paul or nate not my own and not a rear shot to show the walk-in doors etc.
dave
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-11-2011
Thanks brother Dave!
HAZ21MAT - Here's some shots
for starters my man. Rescue 401 - Mclean (Hazmat Rescue)
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-11-2011
Next up is current Rescue 426 - Edsal Road Station (also a Hazmat Rescue Company)
AKA "Guardians of the Slab"
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-11-2011
Next up is current Rescue 439 - (Technical Rescue/Swiftwater Rescue Company)
North Point Firehouse
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-11-2011
Current Rescue 414 - Ex Rescue 426
Rescue 414 is another Technical Rescue Company which responds county-wide
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-11-2011
It replaced this rig - EX Rescue 414
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-11-2011
Former Rescue 418 (Tech Rescue Capable).
Training at the academy.
The transition away from these wonderful rigs to the singe axle Velocity's wasn't.... smooth to say the least.
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-11-2011
Although not a county owned unit this rig is generally agreed upon to be one of the best spec'd Heavy Rescue Engines out there.
Fairfax City Rescue Engine 433
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-11-2011
HAZ31MAT - PM when you get a sec. Would like to hear how the county process is going for ya.
Stay safe!
Nate
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-12-2011
Thanks for the pics! Love those heavies.
I tried to PM you through my phone, but it wont. I will send you a message when I get home later
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-12-2011
Cool! There's more pics to post I just ran outta time last night!
Take caee
Nate
Fairfax County VA - Guest - 08-12-2011
Rescue Squad 411 from years ago. Not a walk-in but a TRUE beast
E\-One Hurricane
(since sold)