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Woodlyn Fire Company (Ridley Township) of Delaware County, PA

Rescue 67

1985 Duplex/Saulsbury

Photo by Dave Smiley Jr.

 

   

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Woodlyn Fire Company (Ridley Township) of Delaware County, PA

Ladder 67

1980 American LaFrance 100'

Ex-Ridley Park, PA

Photo by Dave Smiley Jr.

 

   

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Sharon Hill Fire Company of Delaware County, PA

Spill Unit 09

1968 Dodge 

Photo by Dave Smiley Jr.

 

   

[Rob Pryor]

It reminds me of the waterways on the older ALF Waterchiefs, mounted to the side of the ladder and not underneath.  I cannot recall many modern ones like this one, maybe it was done "custom" so the ladder could cradle lower to meet a height restriction.  Just guessing. 

Yes.  Claymont moved into a new station in the past 5 years or so...The old station doors were much lower, 10 ft I think.  Claymont was exclusively an E\-One company (one of their past chiefs was a sales rep) until this purchase.  I seem to recall that ALF was the only ladder they could get based on their specs to fit in the old station.  This truck was also delivered in slime yellow and the ladder and their 1996 E\-One engine were both repainted all red in the past 5 years.  Claymont currently has a Pierce engine and pumper rescue on order to replace an older E\-One engine and the KW rescue.

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Parkside Fire Company of Delaware County, PA

Engine 45

1992 Pierce Lance 1500/750

Photo by Dave Smiley Jr.

 

   

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Parkside Fire Company of Delaware County, PA

Rescue 45

1992 Pierce Lance 1250/750

Ex- Paoli, PA

Photo by Dave Smiley Jr.

 

   

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Parkside Fire Company of Delaware County, PA

Tac 45

2008 Seagrave 1250/500

Originally built for Washington, DC

Photo by Dave Smiley Jr.

 

   

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Parkside Fire Company of Delaware County, PA

Rescue 45

1992 Pierce Lance 1250/750

Ex- Paoli, PA

Photo by Dave Smiley Jr.

 
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Great photos and really nice looking rigs. Interesting that for the same age rigs why this one has the older style Lance grille but the other rig has the newer... I always thought the older grille was pre 1990 or so.

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Leedom Fire Company (Ridley Township) of Delaware County, PA

Engine 40

1998 Pierce 1250/750

Photo by Dave Smiley Jr.

 

   

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Leedom Fire Company (Ridley Township) of Delaware  County, PA

Squad 70

1985 Ford/E-One 1250/500

Sold to McClellandtown, PA

Photo by Dave Smiley Jr.

 

 

   

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Marcus Hook-Trainer Fire Department of Delaware County, PA

Engine 68-2

2013 E\-One Typhoon 2000/750/50

Photo by Dave Smiley Jr.

 

   

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Marcus Hook-Trainer Fire Department of Delaware County, PA

Ladder 68

1999 E\-One 1500/500/75'

Photo by Dave Smiley Jr.

 

   

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Marcus Hook-Trainer Fire Department of Delaware County, PA

Engine 68-1

2003 E\-One Typhoon 1500/500

Photo by Dave Smiley Jr.

 

   

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Glenolden Fire Company of Delaware County, PA

Tower 05

1997 Simon Duplex/LTI 2000/250/93'

Photo by Dave Smiley Jr.

 

   

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Glenolden Fire Company of Delaware County, PA

Engine 05

2007 Seagrave Marauder II 2000/750

Photo by Dave Smiley Jr.

 

   

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Leedom Fire Company (Ridley Township) of Delaware County, PA

Air Bank 70-8

2005 Ford F-650/Crimson

Photo by Dave Smiley Jr.

 

   

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*Leedom is Engine 70 not 40

[GA_Dave]

Great photos and really nice looking rigs. Interesting that for the same age rigs why this one has the older style Lance grille but the other rig has the newer... I always thought the older grille was pre 1990 or so.

Pierce introduced the second generation Lance in 1992.  At first, it was known as the "Lance II" to differentiate it from the original style Lance, since both remained in production for a short time.  Parkside Engine 45 carries Job Number E-6428 and is actually older than Rescue 45 (#E-7108). 

[nolderpkp]

Was the Parkside Seagrave labeled as a TAC unit because it only had a 500 gallon tank?

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Pierce introduced the second generation Lance in 1992.  At first, it was known as the "Lance II" to differentiate it from the original style Lance, since both remained in production for a short time.  Parkside Engine 45 carries Job Number E-6428 and is actually older than Rescue 45 (#E-7108).

Great info, thanks!