Tour of New Jersey

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Elizabeth Rescue 1

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Hoboken Rescue 1

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Paterson Rescue 1

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Morristown Rescue 5

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Bayonne Rescue 1

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Newark Rescue 2

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Papd Esu

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Jersey City didnt show up with their uasi truck but did come with this plumber truck

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Elizabeth Rescue 1

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Not really Rescue 1. Elizabeth recently picked up a brand new Crimson/Spartan Heavy Rescue (think FDNY rescue style). These unit is one of the NJ UASI supplied Special Ops trucks built by PL Rescue 1 in NJ. Twin to the ones in Newark, Hoboken, Bayonne, Hackensack, Paterson, North Hudson, and Morristown.

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Not really Rescue 1. Elizabeth recently picked up a brand new Crimson/Spartan Heavy Rescue (think FDNY rescue style). These unit is one of the NJ UASI supplied Special Ops trucks built by PL Rescue 1 in NJ. Twin to the ones in Newark, Hoboken, Bayonne, Hackensack, Paterson, North Hudson, and Morristown.

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Yeah sorry typo,I meant R2

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Some Other Pics from the day Newark's Rescue 1 a 2009 E\-One

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Newark Engine 9 a 2008 ALF

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Newark Mobile Command Unit a 2006 Gmc

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Newark Reserve Rescue A 1994 E\-One

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Newark pd dive rescue team former fd rig a 1991 Chevy

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The best i could do on their Decon rig a 2010 Pierce saber

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Spill Unit a 2010 Freightliner/Pierce

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The best i could do on their Decon rig a 2010 Pierce saber

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I saw this in FAJ, I'd really like to know more about it, looks like two small diameter discharges for decon lines or showers off the front bumper

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I believe it is only 50

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Nutley Engine 4 past engine 1 is a 50 footer with a 1250 pump and 500 water, the rig has a place in my heart! my step father was the captain of that rig until he retired from nutley. i remember playing with the ladder on that truck when i was a kid and visting the fire house

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Here is a pic of my company's Aerialscope and or old Snorkel.

Secaucus Vol. F.D., Hose Co. No. 2 "Clarendon Tower"(Tower 2)

1994 Simon-Duplex/Saulsbury/Baker Aerialscope

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Here is a pic of our old Snorkel have to see if I can find a better pic.

1973 Young/Walters,Pierce,Snorkel

1000GPM,200GT,75'





More pics of the [url="http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/index.php?showtopic=2741&st=920"]Snorkel[/url] can be found by scrolling down thanks to Frank B having posted them back in Feb. Makes it easy for not having to dig through pics up at the fire hose. These pics are from a parade probable around the early 80's before the front blue flashing lights lens where changed to red and fog lights where and to the front bumper. Behind the Snorkel is Engine 4 which is housed Washington Hook and Ladder Co. 1 with Ladder 1 which was at the time could have been the mid mount Perisch or the Alf 100' if it was around 82-83.

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That Young snorkel made at least one trip to Butler, maybe two. Definitely for our 85th anniversary parade in 1987 which was the combination NJ State Exempts Convention and North Jersey VFA Parade -- were you with them that day? I'm also thinking it may have made the trip for our 75th anniversary in 1977. BTW, Secaucus always had a very nice bi annual firemen's parade.