Keystone State Relics

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Ringing Hill (Montgomery County)

[GA_Dave]

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Telford (Montgomery County)

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1973 Ford LT-9000/Young

1000/2000

#73-503

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East Greenville (Montgomery County)

[wardengine]

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1977 ford/young it was sold to harveys lake,pa (Luzerne county) in the early 90's it was totalled in an accident a few years back.

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I was fixedd after wreck , the tank nearly fell off rig because the hold downs rotted away & was too expensive to repair

[theunknowncomic]

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I was fixedd after wreck , the tank nearly fell off rig because the hold downs rotted away & was too expensive to repair[/quote]thanks tom.

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Silver Spring (Lancaster County)

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Bainbridge (Lancaster County)

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Millersville (Lancaster County)

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Pequea (Lancaster County)

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Conestoga (Lancaster County)

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Gordonville (Lancaster County)

[Frank B]

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Ringing Hill (Montgomery County)

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Ringing Hill PA Pottstown

1969 Hahn IH F-2010-A

3000gwt tanker

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Mastersonville (Lancaster County)

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Penryn (Lancaster County)

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Folcroft (Delaware County)

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Folcroft (Delaware County)

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Collingdale #2 (Delaware County)

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Quarryville (Lancaster County)

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Woodlyn (Delaware County)

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Quarryville (Lancaster County)

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Orignally saw service with FDNY Truck 1 and than on to the spare pool (it did not see service at L-157 in Brooklyn... the tower truck that Hebron Fire Department in Lebanon County has saw service at 157), it was bought by Larry Taylor Inc of Wysox, Pa and than sold to Quarryville, Pa. It was later bought by the Columbia #1 Fire Department (also of Lancaster County, Pa) for $35,000... Columbia spent about $40,000 refurbishing the piece again including a new paint job (done by Lancaster Lincoln Mercury), updates to all of the hydraulics by Fire-Rescue Products in Harrisburg and boom work. It is still in service at Columbia #1 BUT an AFG grant was recieved to replace this piece so be on the lookout for a new ladder truck in Columbia and this one to go bye-bye (and since it will be replaced by an AFG grant it should go to someone outside the fire service..although that doesn't always happen).