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Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

I thought I'd start a Mountain thread for all the great apparatus rarely seen up there. I stopped at the ski town of Copper Mountain yesterday to get some photos, their station is amazing and photos of it are on the stations page.



First up is Engine 814, the summer time engine. Yes, that is copper colored paint!

   


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

Copper Mountain Engine 814

   


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

   


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

Engine 813 - 4x4 winter engine

   


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

Command 821

   


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

Copper Mountain Truck 1, only the new rigs get the copper coat

   


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

Truck 1 officer side

   


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

Squad 1 - Used for trail rescue and initial wildland attack with a small water tank and high pressure pump.

   


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

   


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

The patient compartment in Squad 1, the diamond plate tool box is stocked with wildland equipment and removed in the winter.

   


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

Oak Creek Fire Rescue Command 8-1, located in Routt County.

   


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

Oak Creek retired Chevrolet pumper

   


Colorado Mountain Rigs - hank - 07-27-2011

Good photos!



tHANKs


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Juice - 07-27-2011

I really like the copper, that's a nice change of pace. The fact that they're Sutphen seals the deal! I will say though, they look kind of funny without the Q siren in the grille. <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/rolleyes.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Rolleyes' />



Thanks for posting,

Trav!


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Image7801 - 07-27-2011

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Copper Mountain Truck 1, only the new rigs get the copper coat

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Great photos, Eric!



The tower (85-foot, if I recall) was refurbished by Sutphen in the late-90's or so with a new cab, etc... I don't remember exactly what year it is, but I think it's something like a 1970.


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

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Great photos, Eric!



The tower (85-foot, if I recall) was refurbished by Sutphen in the late-90's or so with a new cab, etc... I don't remember exactly what year it is, but I think it's something like a 1970.

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Thanks, that's pretty much the same info one of the FF's told me. He said it doesn't move much now that every district around them has their own aerial now.


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

Red White & Blue Engine 4 - Breckenridge, CO

   

Rick Luebke Photo


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

Red White & Blue Engine 7 - Lower Blue River / Brekenridge CO

   

Rick Luebke Photo


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

Steamboat Springs Engine 6-2

   

Rick Luebke Photo


Colorado Mountain Rigs - Guest - 07-27-2011

Eagle River - Engine 15 / formerly designated 111 - Cordillera, CO

   

Rick Luebke Photo