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STLFD new Smeal H&L Deuce.

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Another of 3414 with a better shot of the Roto-Ray.

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My wife cheesin' in front of this cheeser---Hillsboro Engine 6524.

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Fantastic Pictures.
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Thanks for the pictures Matt.
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EX: Kirksville, Missouri



They had a simlar CF Engine that was traded in the late 1990's on a Pierce Quantum Engine.
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Rick Mosher
Olathe, Kansas Fire Department
Engine Co. 4
Metro Kansas City, Missouri
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Nice photos. Quite a Rosenbauer showing. Thanks for sharing...
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Thanks to J-Rock from the 29s for letting me share these shots. This was formerly Pumper Engine <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/banghead.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Banghead' /> Truck 28.
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Very nice but where is the Q!
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That is now the job of the guy riding plug, to stick his head out of the window and make the sound of the Q.
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Is that the only truck they refurbed?
Kory Green



Captain

Dresden Fire Department



Training Officer

Martin Fire Department
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So far. I think the 1's is getting a makeover... maybe the 8s as well. The 10s were in a Pierce this morning, but they had the 29s old quint this afternoon. I know the 2's, 23, 26, 31, 32 are still in town. Haven't seen 8s or 24s in a little while. There still needs to be a few front line quints redone and also some converted into foam trucks.
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EX: Kirksville, Missouri



They had a simlar CF Engine that was traded in the late 1990's on a Pierce Quantum Engine.

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Just noticed the other day, Kirksville is selling there early 2000's Spartan/Precision rear mount rescue pumper. It was a controversial purchase at the time. Totally out of the ordinary for what they normally purchase and it had an EQ2b which broke their tradition of real Q2b's only for this purchase. They have a new traditional Ferrara Inferno Rescue Pumper on order. They must have decided to keep the 1994ish Seagrave Tele-Squirt.
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Rick Mosher
Olathe, Kansas Fire Department
Engine Co. 4
Metro Kansas City, Missouri
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Kirkwood, MO. FD

Ladder 1535

2010 Pierce Velocity

2000/300/100'


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West County EMS/Fire District

Ladder 3515

2011 Pierce Velocity

1500/480/75'


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West County EMS/Fire District

Ambulance 3597

2011 Spartan Furion/Braun Super Chief


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[quote name='STLFire2494' timestamp='1318606018' post='460392']Thanks to J-Rock from the 29s for letting me share these shots. This was formerly Pumper Engine <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/banghead.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Banghead' /> Truck 28.[/quote]



Alright you got me, whats the names about? Every time I look at one of Ben's posts or in the STL section its something different. And calling a quint a "truck"? I mean no harm but for lack of better knowledge I'd call it a quint at best.



Sitting down and waiting for my edumacation,



John "Will"
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My immediate first thought on this rig was that it looks like the Charlie Brown Christmas Tree of Fire Engines. Poor thing.

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does anyone have any photos of Creve Coeur FD and how many rigs are at Station 2 and are they photographer friendly
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Alright you got me, whats the names about? Every time I look at one of Ben's posts or in the STL section its something different. And calling a quint a "truck"? I mean no harm but for lack of better knowledge I'd call it a quint at best.

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From what I was told at FDIC last year, when the new Smeal pumpers were on display - the old quints were labeled engines, but called pumpers on the radio. Now, with the new engines coming in, the engines are actually called engines, the remaining quints (less than 100') are called trucks, and the 100'+ aerials are called "Hook & Ladder".
Taylor Goodman
Captain - Henrico County (VA) Division of Fire
Fire Chief - Huguenot VFD, Powhatan, VA
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