Denver Metro Fire Apparatus
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Littleton Engine 17 running in Unit 315 - A 1990 Pierce Lance which is now a reserve and soon to be sold.
Littleton Squirt 327 - 1983 Pierce Arrow which served as Squirt 12 from 1983-1998 and again in frontline service from 2004-2005. It was retired in 2008 and sold to the Saguache Fire District in southwestern Colorado.
Castle Rock Heavy Rescue 151 - 1998 HME Centurion / Central States with a 550 gallon water tank, 25 gal class A, 25 gal class B and a 1,250 gpm rear mounted pump. Poly Tank had this unit pictured on their ads for having the 1,000th? tank made by their company installed. The unit first went in service as Squad 152, then HR151 and now serves as Haz-Mat 155
Retired South Metro Engine 33 - This was a 1986 Spartan / General and began its life with the Cherry Hills Fire District as an open cab. It was refurbished in the early 90's with an enclosed cab after Castlewood took over Cherry Hills. It was assigned to E34 & E33 before being placed in reserve status and sold in 2001.
The primary engine when I started at Franktown - 1991 Autocar / Ferrara with a 1,000 gallon tank and a 1,500 gpm pump. This rig would really get up to speed on the open highways. It's now the primary district reserve and housed at Station 183.
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