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Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous
I did not realize that Chesterfield County, Virginia had any all volunteer houses until I came across the Enon VFD. When I looked into the bay windows, I was surprised to see the familiar yellow of Chesterfield.



The department is getting ready to take delivery of one of the new Pierce engines that Chesterfield has recently received in addition to a new Ford brush truck.



Here is what is on the roster today at Enon Station 6.



Engine 6

1991 Mack CF688FC/Grumman

1000/500

Mack s/n 1446

Grumman s/n 18601

ex- Chesterfield County Engine 13





Mike Sanders

Ashburn, VA


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Winchester, VA
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Engine 206 from Enon is this 1981 Mack CF686F15 1500/500 with Mack s/n 1439. I was told this one will leave Enon when the new Pierce is delivered.





Mike Sanders

Ashburn, VA


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Winchester, VA
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Tanker 6 is a 1996 International 4900/S&S 750/1800/200 with s/n 2309-2. It is one of two identical tankers owned by Chesterfield County.



This one has a "challenging" turning radius. I felt like it spent more time going in reverse than going forward when getting this picture.



Unusual truck with the four door cab.



Mike Sanders

Ashburn, VA


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Winchester, VA
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I was told that Brush 6 was/is a short timer at Enon. The station previously ran a Ford F brush truck that experienced mechanical problems. Instead of having the Ford fixed, Chesterfield took the skid mount out of the Ford and placed it into the bed of this Chevrolet. Enon members are expecting a new brush truck in the very near future.



Brush 6

1988 Checrolet Sierra

60/125





Mike Sanders

Ashburn, VA


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Winchester, VA
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Final photo from Enon - Station 6





Mike Sanders

Ashburn, VA


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Winchester, VA
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I will add a couple of miscellaneous trucks I have found during my travels.



I was heading to a meeting in Fredricksburg and just had to stop and get a quick photo of Fredricksburg Ladder 1 sitting on the "ramp" after just being washed.



Ladder 1

1983 Seagrave WR-08DC 100'

s/n Q-75436





Mike Sanders

Ashburn, VA


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Winchester, VA
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Back a couple of pages on this thread I posted a photo of an usual Ford C/Saulsbury rescue squad that is running at King William, Virginia. That squad previously ran from Hanover County Station 10 - Chickahominy.



Replacing the Ford C at Station 10 in Hanover County is the new Squad 10, a 2007 Spartan Advantage FF/Crimson with s/n 07010-02.





Mike Sanders

Ashburn, VA


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Winchester, VA
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[quote name='mnsand' post='212665' date='May 10 2008, 22:10 ']I did not realize that Chesterfield County, Virginia had any all volunteer houses until I came across the Enon VFD. When I looked into the bay windows, I was surprised to see the familiar yellow of Chesterfield.[/quote]



Let's not forget Company 13 (Philips) and Company 10 (Wagstaff), the other two all-volunteer stations in Chesterfield! <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Wink' />



E-6 (which was E-62 under the old numbering scheme) spent a very short time as E-13 (the volunteer rig at FS1) before it was sent to 6. It's spent a majority of it's life at 6.



Thanks for the wonderful photos as always!
Taylor Goodman
Captain - Henrico County (VA) Division of Fire
Fire Chief - Huguenot VFD, Powhatan, VA
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Mike,



Oops! Any idea where the Chevy for Brush 6 came from? Got me on that one. Get ready to revive the OBX thread. Weather very shaky, but looking for a couple more pics on the way home.



Jerry
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[quote name='firemag' post='212710' date='May 11 2008, 06:41 ']Mike,



Oops! Any idea where the Chevy for Brush 6 came from? Got me on that one. Get ready to revive the OBX thread. Weather very shaky, but looking for a couple more pics on the way home.



Jerry[/quote]





Jerry,



Sorry...no idea on Brush 6. The guys at the station said Chesterfield delivered the truck and a forklift was used to move the brush package from the old unit to the Chevy.



Mike Sanders

Ashburn, VA
Mike Sanders

Winchester, VA
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[quote name='mnsand' post='212671' date='May 10 2008, 22:18 ']Final photo from Enon - Station 6





Mike Sanders

Ashburn, VA[/quote]





Mike, I didn't see Boat-6 in your pictures of Enon. Was it in the house?



I also heard that all the new pumpers, 2-3-6-8-9-12 have been deliverd to the county. New Tk-9 platform is in and the red truck isn't coming!! A new 105 is coming for Tk-7!!



BYW - what happen to FairfaxCity aerial??
John Hinant
Retired Member of Richmond VA Fire Bureau

October 25, 1858 - October 25, 2020 = 162 years old
The sixth oldest paid, documented, Fire Department in the United States
First established in 1782







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[quote name='Truckman' post='212819' date='May 11 2008, 12:46 ']Mike, I didn't see Boat-6 in your pictures of Enon. Was it in the house?



I also heard that all the new pumpers, 2-3-6-8-9-12 have been deliverd to the county. New Tk-9 platform is in and the red truck isn't coming!! A new 105 is coming for Tk-7!!



BYW - what happen to FairfaxCity aerial??[/quote]





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[quote name='Truckman' post='212819' date='May 11 2008, 12:46 ']Mike, I didn't see Boat-6 in your pictures of Enon. Was it in the house?



I also heard that all the new pumpers, 2-3-6-8-9-12 have been deliverd to the county. New Tk-9 platform is in and the red truck isn't coming!! A new 105 is coming for Tk-7!!



BYW - what happen to FairfaxCity aerial??[/quote]





John,



Boat 6 is kept in a garage to the left of the station. The driver that helped out with the other apparatus was not able to move it out.



Mike Sanders

Ashburn, VA
Mike Sanders

Winchester, VA
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Mike,

Do you have any pictures of the Pierce/bruco rescue formerly owned by the Lynchburg Life Saving Crew?
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This is my first time posting so here we go!



   



Prince William County, Virginia

Nokesville Wagon 505

I believe it is a 1992 Seagrave
Jeffrey W. Shippey

Frederick County, MD
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Tanker 505
Jeffrey W. Shippey

Frederick County, MD
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[quote name='ccrs270' post='212927' date='May 11 2008, 17:15 ']Do you have any pictures of the Pierce/bruco rescue formerly owned by the Lynchburg Life Saving Crew?[/quote]



Here's a really cool old-school Maxim that the LLSC used to run: [url="http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/index.php?showtopic=4052&hl=lynchburg"]Click this bunch of words[/url].



Are you referring to the Pierce HDR that Dale City purchased a couple of years ago?
Taylor Goodman
Captain - Henrico County (VA) Division of Fire
Fire Chief - Huguenot VFD, Powhatan, VA
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Mike,



As best I can tell from my Chesterfield roster, the brush truck at Enon Station 6 ran last as Brush 19. When taken out of service there, the skid unit was sold, but I was unsure what happened to the Chevy pickup. It originally ran as Brush 8 in Matoca. It ran at FS8 until they got the 1989 Chevrolet from FS12. It ran briefly as Brush 10 until the new Brush 10 was placed in service. Hope this helps. A shop number would confirm my conclusion. Maybe I can get one next time I'm out that way.



Jerry
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Mike,



Its good to see Dale City's old Rescue still alive and kicking!! Not bad for a unit that was purchased to only be there for six months turns into 9 years. The rescue that replaced this unit is in the process of being replaced.
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For Mike and you other VA people:



Wissahickon Fire Company of Ambler (Montgomery County, PA)



1989 E\-One Cyclone, 4-door 7-person cab, 110 ft rear mount aluminum aerial ladder, delvd 2-89, 20 KW hydrogen generator, salvage and ventilation equipt, Detroit diesel 8V72-TA 475 HP, Allison HT-740 auto trans, 50 ft Bangor ladder, 4 cylinder ASME 5000 PSI cascade system, 12 ft jack spread, 220 in.WB, tandem rear axles, aluminum body, 1000 gpm waterway, 50 ft 3 section Bangor ladder, aluminum body, Akron fog and straight tip nozzles, tandem rear axles, 220 in.WB, in 5-08 sold to Dale City, VA, will leave on 5/18/08.



Will need a picture of this once it gets lettered for Dale City.



Many thanks,



Bruce
Bruce W. Anderson

Historian

Southeastern PA Region
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