Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous

[lawrencewhite111]

VA Beach Reserve Engine 36



   

[lawrencewhite111]

Coles District E506



   

[BA000049]

Mike or whoever can answer this question - take a look at this engine which was sold on Brindlee Mtn's website - looks like an ex. VA or MD rig.



[url="http://www.firetruckmall.com/trucks/03309-1991-Pierce-lance-custom-pumper-used-fire-truck-for-sale/"]http://www.firetruckmall.com/trucks/03309-1991-Pierce-lance-custom-pumper-used-fire-truck-for-sale/[/url]



Many thanks,



Bruce

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[quote name='BA000049' timestamp='1346974351' post='497633']

Mike or whoever can answer this question - take a look at this engine which was sold on Brindlee Mtn's website - looks like an ex. VA or MD rig.



[url="http://www.firetruckmall.com/trucks/03309-1991-Pierce-lance-custom-pumper-used-fire-truck-for-sale/"]http://www.firetruck...truck-for-sale/[/url]



Many thanks,



Bruce

[/quote] This appears to be Prince Frederick,MD.'s apparatus. Replaced/replacing with a Seagrave.... [url="http://www.pfvfd.org/apparatus.htm"]http://www.pfvfd.org/apparatus.htm[/url]

[BA000049]

[quote name='fd141' timestamp='1346974799' post='497634']

This appears to be Prince Frederick,MD.'s apparatus. Replaced/replacing with a Seagrave.... [url="http://www.pfvfd.org/apparatus.htm"]http://www.pfvfd.org/apparatus.htm[/url]

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We have a winner ! Man I love this site. Going to Hilltown Twp. (Bucks County,PA)



Thank you,



Bruce

[lawrencewhite111]

Chesapeake Engine 2



2012 Pierce Quantum 1500/750 55' Skyboom



   

[lawrencewhite111]

NASA Wallops ex Engine 25-4



1984 Eone Hurricane 1250/500

[lawrencewhite111]

With Pic



   

[lawrencewhite111]

Ex Crash 25-15



1984 Oshkosh T6 1000/1500/200/120 * DC

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A few new rigs that have have shown up recently.

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Henrico Truck-12

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Jetersville, Amelia County. Engine-3

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Virginia Beach Engine-12

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Virginia Beach Ladder-9

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Courtland has placed their "new" used brush truck in service.

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Navy Region Mid-Atlantic has placed two 2012 E\-One P-7 ARFF rigs in service. Crash-2 at NAS Oceana in Virginia beach and Crash-18 at Naval Station Norfolk.

[Fire28]

John,



Where does one find the USN#'s on the Newer Rigs?

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[quote name='Tim' timestamp='1347587586' post='498420']

John,



Where does one find the USN#'s on the Newer Rigs?

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It is on the license plate or, if it is a Pierce, it is on the manufacturer sticker where it says who the rig is made for.

[Truckman]

[quote name='Fire175' timestamp='1347581804' post='498390']

Virginia Beach Ladder-9

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All good photos John. We must have missed each other. I was there on Tuesday morning and shot them as well. <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' />

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I was informed by a Roanoke County source that very recently both of these rigs were severely damaged (and likely totaled) during a late evening training evolution involving both rigs when the Ladder Truck struck a transformer. One can only imagine what it was like when that occurred. Thank GOD nobody was hurt or killed. Tires blown out as well.