State Of Conneticut

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[quote name='IzzyEng4' timestamp='1317653176' post='458863']



From my town. The pump I beleive was a 300gpm Beam hi-pressure pump I beleive but the tank size is correct. I'll check with the guys from Webster Hose on that. It was replaced in 2003 with a KME / Freightliner rescue/squad truck with a 500gpm pump and 300 gwt. It serves as our air/lighting/rescue unit.



It sat at a auto repair shop around the corner from my firehouse for a few years before it was sold. It was rumored it went down south to GA to be used at a fire training school. Unsure what actually happened to it after that.



Replaced by a Ferrara RM aerial ladder and this rig is now Ladder 1 out of Reef Road firehouse.





Still in service with the Stratfield Volunteers.

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Newtown truck 14 Ex New Fairfield now Ex Hartsdale New York after a mva with a box truck truck after the brakes failed [summer of 2011]

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Bristol, Connecticut

Engine 5

2011 Ferrara Igniter 1500/750/30 foam

Just a shot for the record as the rig is not in service and may not be before the snow flies.

Photo by Mark A. Redman

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Chester, Connecticut

Engine 2

2008 Spartan/Rosenbauer 2000/1000

Photo by Mark A. Redman



Chester, Connecticut

Tanker 5

2001 Peterbilt/S&S 250/2200

Photo by Mark A. Redman

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Clinton, Connecticut

Engine 2

1998 Spartan/U.S. Tank 1250/750

Photo by Mark A. Redman



Clinton, Connecticut

Engine 3

2008 Spartan/Crimson 1000/1000

Photo by Mark A. Redman



Clinton, Connecticut

Tower 1

2003 Sutphen 110'/1500

Photo by Mark A. Redman

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Old Saybrook, Connecticut

Engine 1

2005 Ferrara Inferno 2000/1000

Photo by Mark A. Redman



Old Saybrook, Connecticut

Rescue 3

2008 Pierce Velocity

Photo by Mark A. Redman



Old Saybrook, Connecticut

Ladder 371

2000 Sutphen 95'/1500/300

Photo by Mark A. Redman



Old Saybrook, Connecticut

Ladder 372

1975/1989 Mack/Pierce 75' Telesqurt/1250/250

[kieferfire]

Mark,

very nice photos.



Question: Is the new Engine 5 from Bristol a 4x4 ?



Juergen

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[quote name='kieferfire' timestamp='1318256902' post='459865']Mark,

very nice photos.



Question: Is the new Engine 5 from Bristol a 4x4 ?



Juergen[/quote]

Yes it is a 4x4 and will replace a 1990 E\-One Cyclone 4x4 which will become a spare.

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The City of West Haven is a very unique Fire Department. There are three separate fire districts, each with its own chief, board of commissioners, budget and tax rate. All of the career staff are represented by IAFF local 1198. In addition to the career staff, each district maintains its own volunteer force. The Center District runs this 2000 Pierce Quantum 1250/750 pumper equipped with both A and B foam assigned to Engine 21. Although it is hard to see in the photo, there is a walkway between the cab and body.

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Engine 24 runs this 1993 Pierce Arrow 1500/700/50 foam pumper. This rig originally saw service as West Shore Engine 31, and was refurbished in house by the talented members of the WHFD's motor maintainance division. West Haven was the first department in the Metro-New Haven area to utilize the red/white paint scheme when two 1973 Hahn pumpers were purchased

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West Shore Fire District Quint 33, a 2008 Ferrara 1500/450/30 foam/77' aerial. This rig replace an aerial and the previous posted Pierce Arrow pumper. West Shore is the only district in West Haven to run non-traditional red rigs, first using a lime-yellow/white combination to these striking white rigs with blue stripes.

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The Allingtown Fire District of West Haven runs this well equipped 2005 E\-One 2000/450/95' tower as Tower 1. This truck responds to the University of New Haven main campus. The AFD responds with an engine, this truck, and a rescue/ambulance, as well as volunteer back-up to all structure responses, hence the quint capabilities. The AFD was a Mack lovers paradise, running 3 CF pumps and a CF tele-squrt well into the 1990's. Please excuse the 'blurry finger shot"

[Dfd3037]

[quote name='firetrucknut' timestamp='1318266318' post='459906']



Engine 24 runs this 1993 Pierce Arrow 1500/700/50 foam pumper. This rig originally saw service as West Shore Engine 31, and was refurbished in house by the talented members of the WHFD's motor maintainance division. West Haven was the first department in the Metro-New Haven area to utilize the red/white paint scheme when two 1973 Hahn pumpers were purchased[/quote]



that has actually been running as 25 with 25s old rig running as 24 and 24s old rig going to a spare housed with 25

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Westbrook, Connecticut

Tower 1

1975 Mack/Baker 75'

ex-Willingboro, New Jersey

Photo by Mark A. Redman

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Westbrook, Connecticut

Engine 6

1991 Mack/4-Guys 1250/750

Photo by Mark A. Redman



Westbrook, Connecticut

ex-Engine 6

1965 Reo/Pirsch 750/600

Photo by Mark A. Redman

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Westbrook, Connecticut

Engine 7

1977 Mack 1250/1000/foam

Photo by Mark A. Redman



Westbrook, Connecticut

Engine 7

1977 Mack/2004 Middleboro 1250/1000/foam

Photo by Mark A. Redman

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Terryville, Connecticut

Engine 3

2011 International/Rosenbauer 1250/1000

Photo by Mark A. Redman

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[quote name='firetrucknut' timestamp='1318266032' post='459905']





The City of West Haven is a very unique Fire Department. There are three separate fire districts, each with its own chief, board of commissioners, budget and tax rate. All of the career staff are represented by IAFF local 1198. In addition to the career staff, each district maintains its own volunteer force. The Center District runs this 2000 Pierce Quantum 1250/750 pumper equipped with both A and B foam assigned to Engine 21. Although it is hard to see in the photo, there is a walkway between the cab and body.

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If memory serves me right this is a "rare" Quantum with the crew doors to the rear versus the side. I suspect the crew doors are setup like the Dash top mount rig one of my old stations had.

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[quote name='engine602tower' timestamp='1318801781' post='460676']

If memory serves me right this is a "rare" Quantum with the crew doors to the rear versus the side. I suspect the crew doors are setup like the Dash top mount rig one of my old stations had.

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Yes it is, access to the jumpseat area is through doors along the walkway between the cab and body

[tntway]

Rocky Hill has two top mount Quantums.......both have the rear cab entrance

[Dfd3037]

i got these photos from a friend of mine, they are all from before my photography time