American LaFrance Apparatus

[GA_Dave]

This ALF Century 100' Ladder Chief used to run as Ladder 6 in Huntsville, AL.

[GA_Dave]

Huntsville also had this ALF 1000 Series 1250/150/85' Snorkel. After years of service as Snorkel 8, it was sold to Brindlee Mountain, AL, then to a small FD in South Carolina where it was photographed by Andrew a couple months ago.

[GA_Dave]

Another 1000 Series 100' Ladder Chief, this one served Gadsden, AL as Truck 6.

[GA_Dave]

Montgomery, AL was an ALF department for many years. This 1978 Spartan I 1500/500/54' Squrt ran as Engine 2.

[GA_Dave]

Here's one that's a bit different. This 1975 1000 Series 2000/500/54' Squrt ran as Engine 6 for many years before becoming Reserve Engine 2.

[GA_Dave]

Here is Engine 13's 1980 Century 1500/500.

[GA_Dave]

Montgomery Truck 6 ran this 1978 Century 102' Water Chief until recently, when it was replaced by the "new" brand in Montgomery, E\-One. This was the last ALF in frontline service.

[GA_Dave]

Montgomery operated two ALF 1000 Series 85' Snorkels. Truck 5 was a 1975.

[GA_Dave]

Montgomery also ran three ALF Stinger 250/250 4x4 mini-pumpers. Engine 18 was a 1979 Chevy K-35.

[GA_Dave]

This ALF Century 1500/500/75' Water Chief serves Pell City, AL.

[GA_Dave]

Mountain Brook, AL ran this ALF Century 1250/300/75' Telesqurt for many years before selling it to Winder, GA.

[GA_Dave]

Another ALF Century 1500/500/75' Water Chief, this one serves Irondale, AL.

[GA_Dave]

The 75' Water Chief quints were popular in Alabama. Muscle Shoals had one too!

[GA_Dave]

Tallassee, AL bought this 1968 ALF 900 Series Aero Chief 90 second hand. It originally served Setauket, NY.

[GA_Dave]

Engine 1, Davis Lake, AL

1978 ALF Century

1500/500

x-District 1, West Seneca, NY

[GA_Dave]

This ALF Century 100' Ladder Chief served Florence, AL. It was later sold to Oxford, AL.

[GA_Dave]

Florence also ran this ALF Century 1500/500 as Engine 4.



More to come.....

[Guest]

Ok, my turn to add to this topic. This is a 1929 ALF/Hale hydraulic water twoer that is now owned our club the Indianapolis Fire Buffs. When I took these shots, I had the settings wrong on my camera and therefore, they are a tad bit blurred. This is the former IFD WT13 that was in service until 1969 when it was replace with a '69 Maxim/Pierce 85' Snorkel.

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[quote name='ifd29buff' post='167981' date='Dec 1 2007, 17:03 ']Ok, my turn to add to this topic. This is a 1929 ALF/Hale hydraulic water twoer that is now owned our club the Indianapolis Fire Buffs. When I took these shots, I had the settings wrong on my camera and therefore, they are a tad bit blurred. This is the former IFD WT13 that was in service until 1969 when it was replace with a '69 Maxim/Pierce 85' Snorkel.[/quote]

[Guest]

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