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Note the super single rear tires instead of duals, for running on the sand, and the powder coated aluminum aerial.

Ladder 48, Chicamacomico Banks FD, Rodanthe, NC
2008 Pierce Arrow XT
1250/500/100'
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Ladder 40, Hatteras FD, Cape Hatteras, NC
2011 E One Quest
1500/500/30CAFS/75'
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(08-19-2018, 08:36 PM)GA_Dave Wrote: Note the super single rear tires instead of duals, for running on the sand, and the powder coated aluminum aerial.

Ladder 48, Chicamacomico Banks FD, Rodanthe, NC
2008 Pierce Arrow XT
1250/500/100'
#20746

Is this at a second station? 

Terry
Terry K.Dawson

dawsonfire@hotmail.com

dawson_fire@yahoo.com

Taneytown,Maryland 21787
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(08-19-2018, 10:07 PM)dawson_fire Wrote:
(08-19-2018, 08:36 PM)GA_Dave Wrote: Note the super single rear tires instead of duals, for running on the sand, and the powder coated aluminum aerial.

Ladder 48, Chicamacomico Banks FD, Rodanthe, NC
2008 Pierce Arrow XT
1250/500/100'
#20746

Is this at a second station? 

Terry

It is at the former Salvo FD station, although it was a newer building than the one I visited several years ago.
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Engine 40, Hatteras FD, Cape Hatteras, NC
2011 E One Typhoon
1500/1000/30CAFS
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Engine 21, Nags Head, NC
2007 KME Predator
1500/750/30F
#GSO-6836


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Brush 1320, North Carolina Forestry, Dare County Airport, NC
2012 Ford F-350/NC Forestry
100/205/5AF 4x4


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Brush 1325, North Carolina Forestry, Dare County Airport, NC
2007 Ford F-350/NC Forestry
100/185/5AF 4x4


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Truck 15, Colington, NC
2016 Sutphen SL-75
1500/500/75'
#HS-5800


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(08-20-2018, 11:32 AM)GA_Dave Wrote:
(08-19-2018, 10:07 PM)dawson_fire Wrote:
(08-19-2018, 08:36 PM)GA_Dave Wrote: Note the super single rear tires instead of duals, for running on the sand, and the powder coated aluminum aerial.

Ladder 48, Chicamacomico Banks FD, Rodanthe, NC
2008 Pierce Arrow XT
1250/500/100'
#20746

Is this at a second station? 

Terry

It is at the former Salvo FD station, although it was a newer building than the one I visited several years ago.
Thanks for the reply! Looks like you had a great trip!

Terry
Terry K.Dawson

dawsonfire@hotmail.com

dawson_fire@yahoo.com

Taneytown,Maryland 21787
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(08-20-2018, 11:32 AM)GA_Dave Wrote:
(08-19-2018, 10:07 PM)dawson_fire Wrote:
(08-19-2018, 08:36 PM)GA_Dave Wrote: Note the super single rear tires instead of duals, for running on the sand, and the powder coated aluminum aerial.

Ladder 48, Chicamacomico Banks FD, Rodanthe, NC
2008 Pierce Arrow XT
1250/500/100'
#20746

Is this at a second station? 

Terry

It is at the former Salvo FD station, although it was a newer building than the one I visited several years ago.
Thanks for the reply! Looks like you had a great trip!

Terry
Terry K.Dawson

dawsonfire@hotmail.com

dawson_fire@yahoo.com

Taneytown,Maryland 21787
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Engine 13, Kitty Hawk, NC
2015 Spartan/Smeal
1500/1000/20AF/20BF
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Engine 131, Kitty Hawk, NC
1990 Grumman Panther II
1750/1000
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Engine 132, Kitty Hawk, NC
2001 Spartan/Saulsbury
1500/820/20AF/20BF
#200036


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Ladder 13, Kitty Hawk, NC
2005 Spartan/Smeal
2000/270/30F/105'
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On our first trip to the Outer Banks, back in 2004, Jon and I were unable to visit Carova Beach due to the lack of having 4 wheel drive, but this trip, we came prepared!  We headed up the beach one morning, with one goal for the day in mind, even if it took us all day to accomplish that goal.  The weather was great and I was surprised at the volume of traffic on the beach, like a highway in the sand.  Jon's 4-Runner was up to the task and we arrived without incident.  We had been told that there would be someone on duty when we arrived, but the place was locked up with no one in sight.  Disappointed, but determined, we found a shady spot and waited.  While waiting, we shot one retired rig that was sitting next door.

Tanker 73, Carova Beach, NC (retired)
1984 GMC 7000/CBFD
0/1200 4x4


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(08-21-2018, 11:32 AM)GA_Dave Wrote: On our first trip to the Outer Banks, back in 2004, Jon and I were unable to visit Carova Beach due to the lack of having 4 wheel drive, but this trip, we came prepared!  We headed up the beach one morning, with one goal for the day in mind, even if it took us all day to accomplish that goal.  The weather was great and I was surprised at the volume of traffic on the beach, like a highway in the sand.  Jon's 4-Runner was up to the task and we arrived without incident.  We had been told that there would be someone on duty when we arrived, but the place was locked up with no one in sight.  Disappointed, but determined, we found a shady spot and waited.  While waiting, we shot one retired rig that was sitting next door.

Tanker 73, Carova Beach, NC (retired)
1984 GMC 7000/CBFD
0/1200 4x4

I've never been to the outer banks. So you've got to have 4wd?
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(08-21-2018, 04:55 PM)firescooby Wrote: I've never been to the outer banks. So you've got to have 4wd?

Only a few parts. The majority has a highway straight through the middle like Kitty Hawk, Nags Head, Rodanthe, Corolla, Duck, Emerald Isle, Oak Island, etc. As you get toward the northern end near Virginia, there are several spots with only sand and dirt roads. Some of the south end is only accessible by ferry, but there are paved roads on those. The Outer Banks stretches the entire length of the NC coast.
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(08-21-2018, 04:55 PM)firescooby Wrote: I've never been to the outer banks. So you've got to have 4wd?

Not for the Outer Banks in general, as Nic explained, but it is required to get to Carova Beach, a small village that lies about 9 miles up the beach from Corolla.  There are pretty stiff fines for getting stuck on the beach without it.  It is an enjoyable ride, ocean on one side, sand dunes on the other, wild horses wandering around.
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Also sitting outside the station was this tanker.  It was empty, but appeared as though it could be placed into service without much trouble.

Tanker 72, Carova Beach, NC
1991 BMY-Harsco M-923A2/CBFD
250/2000 6x6


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