Engine 11 is a 1967 900 series retro fitted with a fiberglass roof and extra compartment space, 1000/300.
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Reserve Engine 12 was a 1968, 900 series, 1000/300.
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John Hinant
Retired Member of Richmond VA Fire Bureau October 25, 1858 - October 25, 2020 = 162 years old The sixth oldest paid, documented, Fire Department in the United States First established in 1782 "In God We Trust - All Others We Take For Granted" 
Shaker Road - Loudonville Fire Department. Town of Colonie NY 1975 Century Series 1750/500
Shaker Road - Loudonville Fire Dept. Town of Colonie NY. 1968 Aerochief 90'. If I remember correctly this truck was originally built for the Newburgh NY Fire Dept. but when it was delivered it wouldn't fit in the fire house. It was brought to SRLFD as a demo and never left. Sold to the Hoosick Falls NY Fire Dept. in 1989. Found out not to long ago that it was sold by Hoosick Falls to a private individual who sold it for scrap.
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Shaker Road - Loudonville Fire Dept. Town of Colonie NY. 1968 Aerochief 90'. If I remember correctly this truck was originally built for the Newburgh NY Fire Dept. but when it was delivered it wouldn't fit in the fire house. It was brought to SRLFD as a demo and never left. Sold to the Hoosick Falls NY Fire Dept. in 1989. Found out not to long ago that it was sold by Hoosick Falls to a private individual who sold it for scrap. [/quote] Your story is correct except that it was Kingston, NY, not Newburgh. Newburgh had an Aero Chief.
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that is the photo #, not the job number. American La France did not put the serial numbers on their photos like Seagrave did with the plaque on the ground. Portsmouth Naval Hospital recieved a type 601CO pumper on 7/15/44 serial # L-2043 [/quote] Thanks, It appears to be a 500 gpm pump. If it had a water tank, it probably would have been a 100 gallons type. The cab appears to be an IH make.
John Hinant
Retired Member of Richmond VA Fire Bureau October 25, 1858 - October 25, 2020 = 162 years old The sixth oldest paid, documented, Fire Department in the United States First established in 1782 "In God We Trust - All Others We Take For Granted"
[quote name='GA_Dave' timestamp='1339367078' post='488151']
Your story is correct except that it was Kingston, NY, not Newburgh. Newburgh had an Aero Chief. [/quote] Thanks, I knew it was a city down that way.
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Thanks, It appears to be a 500 gpm pump. If it had a water tank, it probably would have been a 100 gallons type. The cab appears to be an IH make. [/quote] It might be this one from the ALF Registry Book L-1691 NORFOLK NAVAL HOSPITAL VA B-575 CDC 2345 8-5-1942 PORTSMOUTH VA.
[quote name='DESOTO' timestamp='1339373880' post='488164']
It might be this one from the ALF Registry Book L-1691 NORFOLK NAVAL HOSPITAL VA B-575 CDC 2345 8-5-1942 PORTSMOUTH VA. [/quote] Joe, same info I have on the rig, Shop Order is 2345. The number on the photo #2773-M should be the AmLaFr photo negitive number.
[quote name='FDNYTRUCKS.com' timestamp='1339353870' post='488112']
that is the photo #, not the job number. American La France did not put the serial numbers on their photos like Seagrave did with the plaque on the ground. Portsmouth Naval Hospital recieved a type 601CO pumper on 7/15/44 serial # L-2043 [/quote] [quote name='DESOTO' timestamp='1339373880' post='488164'] It might be this one from the ALF Registry Book L-1691 NORFOLK NAVAL HOSPITAL VA B-575 CDC 2345 8-5-1942 PORTSMOUTH VA. [/quote] [quote name='Ted' timestamp='1339375814' post='488165'] Joe, same info I have on the rig, Shop Order is 2345. The number on the photo #2773-M should be the AmLaFr photo negitive number. [/quote] OK having read these three responses, which serial number, year is this ride? The photo shows 2273-M as the photo number.
John Hinant
Retired Member of Richmond VA Fire Bureau October 25, 1858 - October 25, 2020 = 162 years old The sixth oldest paid, documented, Fire Department in the United States First established in 1782 "In God We Trust - All Others We Take For Granted"
I have some more photos from Colorado Springs, Colorado that I thought should be put out for everyone to enjoy, instead of just sitting in a photo album. Didn't see much on the Colorado Springs thread with their history, so here are the rest of the American La France rigs that I have from Lt. Col. John Langley, whom I was trading photos with in the mid to late 80's.
1967 900series, Reserve Engine, 1000/300. I believe these guys are practicing for the fastest hose racking contest! DanEvans Collection
1968 900 series, 1000/300, marked as Engine 4, is a Reserve Engine.
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Engine 13 was a 1975 Century series, 1250/500.
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Engine 4 was a 1976 Century series, 1250/500.
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Engine 1 was formerly Engines 3 & 8 was a 1980 Century series, 1250/500.
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I guess Engine 1 would always get the newest engine. Here's a 1982 Century series, 2000/500.
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Engine 2, also a 1982 Century series, 2000/500.
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Engine 4 was a 1982 Century series also, 2000/500.
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