Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous

[paganores10cue]

[quote name='Good2Go' timestamp='1338413479' post='486753']

Arlington Engine 101 Pierce Arrow XT





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Nicest engines I have seen in many years, outstanding design by Arlington.

[Guest]

[quote name='paganores10cue' timestamp='1338430624' post='486789']

Nicest engines I have seen in many years, outstanding design by Arlington.

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100% agree

[Engine410kid]

[quote name='Good2Go' timestamp='1338492610' post='486844']

100% agree

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Good2Go I completely agree with this but the newest two engines are even better

[lawrencewhite111]

Here are my Favorites from Today.



Arbemarle County Monticello Engine 111



   

[lawrencewhite111]

Always gotta throw in a Tower.



Seminole Trail Tower 88



   

[Fire28]

Nice trey. Albermarle is on my list to hit one day.

[lawrencewhite111]

Thanks.I think its time to stop using mapbboks and switch to GPS as I got lost to one of the stations today.

[Fire28]

Idk I have the opposite feeling somedays.

[Guest]

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[Guest]

Another shot of Stonewall Jackson (Prince William County) Truck 511

[Guest]

Sterling VFD Engine 611 (Loudoun County)

[Guest]

Need some help on this Oren/Ford C. I took this photo in Winchester at the Apple Blossom Festival in 1992. It looks like it is from Washington VFD in Rappahannock County.

   

DanEvans photo

[Guest]

The above pic is a Ford Oren Pumper/Tanker that was owned by the Buck Hall vol. Fire Dept. Co.16 in Prince William County Va. It was later sold to the Washington Va. vol. Fire Dept. in Rapahannock Co. Va. It is long gone now.

[firemag]

1972 Ford C8000/Oren (#1347)/1986 SPI, ex-Buckhall Tanker 16, 750 (Waterous)/1500 - sold to a collector in Maryland

[lawrencewhite111]

Seminole Trail Engine 81



   

[Engine504Driver]

[quote name='Deejr' timestamp='1338605096' post='486982']

Need some help on this Oren/Ford C. I took this photo in Winchester at the Apple Blossom Festival in 1992. It looks like it is from Washington VFD in Rappahannock County.



DanEvans photo

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An interesting note about this rig, Washington VFD kept the same paint sceme and lettering as Buckhall used, including the door patch, changing out only the name and company number. And this rig was one of several that were originally purchased by Prince William County DFR and then eventually sold or given to individual departments in Prince William. And the originals were all painted yellow !

[e11ramfireman]

Saw this truck traveling on I-91 north friday (6-1-12) afternoon just north of hartford ct, anyone know wheres its off too. I thought it may have been going to the Antique Truck Historical Society National convention in nearby West Springfield MA but never saw it there. Seemed like an unusual chassis, especially for a fire apparatus.



[quote name='mnsand' timestamp='1210867753' post='213996']

Lynchburg Station 8 also houses this unusual tanker...





Lynchburg, VA

Tanker 8

1977 Brockway 550 Huskiteer/Saulsbury

250/1000

s/n 1341





The crew told me the city keeps planning on selling this truck, but they keep finding a use for it.



That is it for this installment. Hope you enjoyed the photographs.





Mike Sanders

Ashburn, VA

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[drfeelgood]

[quote name='paganores10cue' timestamp='1338430624' post='486789']

Nicest engines I have seen in many years, outstanding design by Arlington.

[/quote] Huh I thought you want lower hose beds??

[Engine410kid]

Dr,



the new engines have lower hose beds which puts the cherry on top

[drfeelgood]

[quote name='Engine410kid' timestamp='1338766533' post='487223']

Dr,



the new engines have lower hose beds which puts the cherry on top

[/quote]No more FXCO "Pool Ladder" like on the 1st batch?