Pierce Apparatus

[Guest]

Hey everyone I just found this pic on another site, was hoping someone had other pics of it and also information regarding year, pump capacity, water tank capacity etc. All I know is that it's a Pierce, I still haven't got good at distinguishing wether it's a Arrow, Dash, etc.



Believe the department is Mooresville, N.C.



Pic credit to Jayski's - Silly Season Site

[A/TCEMSPM]

The moorseville engine appears to be a saber from mid 90s area corrections welcome. the paint scheme on that is different but I do like how they put that particular 3 in the engine number

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The site I found that pic on is a Nascar Site and the way I understand it Mooresville just built a new station 3 and this will be the rig first out of it. At the open house they had a tribute to Dale Earnhardt so I guess the truck and station are in his honor

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Lock Haven, PA's beautiful 17 year old Pierce.......

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Sugar Valley/Loganton, PA's Pierce Contender 3000 gallon dryside tanker...

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Knox, NY's 2006 HD Rescue Pumper on a Dash Chassis





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[njjimmy]

[quote name='Paramedic_IL' post='65183' date='Jan 6 2007, 14:57 ']Hey everyone I just found this pic on another site, was hoping someone had other pics of it and also information regarding year, pump capacity, water tank capacity etc. All I know is that it's a Pierce, I still haven't got good at distinguishing wether it's a Arrow, Dash, etc.



Believe the department is Mooresville, N.C.



Pic credit to Jayski's - Silly Season Site[/quote]



Tis a Saber <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' />

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Towamencin PA Montgomery County Station 76        

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Mineville, Ny

2006 Int'l/Pierce

Rescue-247

Ron Bogardus photo

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Mineville, Ny

2006 Int'l/Pierce

Rescue-247

Ron Bogardus photo

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Pasadena Ca. Engine 36. 2006 Pierce Dash. One of two ordered. The other is assigned to Engine 33.

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Anyone have any rear-mount rescue pumpers?

[davemcclung]

York Engine 4, take a look at the Northern VA threat I started and you will find Fairfax City Fire Department's Pierce Lance Rear Mount Rescue Engine. One of the more interesting rearmount pumps you will see from Pierce.

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POLAND,MAINE ENGINE 2

[dawson_fire]

Taneytown,Md. runs this 2000 Pierce Dash 75' quint with 1500gpm 500gal 30B.



Terry

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[quote name='Dave McClung' post='68061' date='Jan 15 2007, 23:31 ']York Engine 4, take a look at the Northern VA threat I started and you will find Fairfax City Fire Department's Pierce Lance Rear Mount Rescue Engine. One of the more interesting rearmount pumps you will see from Pierce.[/quote]





Thanks...Thats a nice truck, although I am interested in seeing the short wheel base rescue pumpers Pierce has put out.

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Brockport NY runs this 2004 Sabre 1250/1000 out of Station 2. <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/drredengine.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' />

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lisbon,maine engine 1

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POLAND,MAINE ENGINE 2

[l18clfd]

[quote name='Paramedic_IL' post='65183' date='Jan 6 2007, 14:57 ']Hey everyone I just found this pic on another site, was hoping someone had other pics of it and also information regarding year, pump capacity, water tank capacity etc. All I know is that it's a Pierce, I still haven't got good at distinguishing wether it's a Arrow, Dash, etc.



Believe the department is Mooresville, N.C.



Pic credit to Jayski's - Silly Season Site[/quote]





[quote name='A/TCEMSPM' post='65185' date='Jan 6 2007, 15:08 ']The moorseville engine appears to be a saber from mid 90s area corrections welcome. the paint scheme on that is different but I do like how they put that particular 3 in the engine number[/quote]





This is Mooresville, North Carolina's Engine 3. Mooresville is known as Race City USA because of its large concentration of NASCAR teams that are headquarted in the city. This truck is the first due engine to DEI Headquarters (Dale Earnhardt Incorporated) which is located on, believe it or not, NC HWY 3 (it was renumbered after Dales death). This is the reason for the Earnhardt style 3 on the truck. Also notice on the upper body of the truck the black E that has the large 3 over top of it. I am not 100% sure but I believe there are two of these Sabers in service in Mooresville. Mooresville, like most of the Charlotte Metro area, is growing at a record pace and has atleast two new stations planned for the near future. One will be covering the new Lowes Home Improvement headquarters.