Minnesota Apparatus

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[quote name='photobuff6162' post='222923' date='Jun 19 2008, 18:53 ']Here is a Custom built on a Kenworth chassis Morristown MN E-6115 2008 KW T-370/Custom Fire 1250/900/20 SN#08MN05[/quote]

There is a nice article about this pumper in the June 2008 issue of Fire Apparatus magazine. Lots of nice features on this rig.

Thanks. A.J.

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Here are a few more Minnesota pictures from this year.



Sauk Rapids, MN E-1 2007 Spartan Diamond/Rosenbauer General 1500/750 SN#2668

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Engine 2 is a 1996 International/General Safety 1250/500/65' TSQ SN#96MET02

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Tanker 3 is a 1995 International/General Safety 250/2000

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Lakeville TWR-1 2007 ALF Eagle 2000/300/100' SN#060286 TK#Y85604

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Chaska, MN E-311 1250/750/30 Sn#07MN15

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Faribault, MN E-2115 2007/2008 Spartan Big Easy/Rosenbauer General 1500/1000/20 SN#2743

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Faribault L-2117 2000 FL80/Central States/RK Aerial 1500/500/75' SN#100200

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Glencoe MN E-335 1999 Pierce Saber 1750/1000 Job#ED-568

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E-331 1996 Pierce Saber 1250/1000 Job#E-9938

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L-333 1981/1982 International C1850/General Safety 1000/300/65' Snkl VIN#CCA11692

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Another one from Morristown. E-6115 This one was replaced by the Kenworth/Custom posted earlier, and had not been re numbered.





2003 FL80/Luverne 1250/1000 SN#10538

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Waseca, MN E-525 2007 Spartan Gladiator/Custom Fire 2000/1000/20 SN#07MN25

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Last one for tonight. Plato, MN E-436 2001 Spartan Advantage/Luverne 1750/1000/25 Job# 11139





As always, I hope that you enjoy them.

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Minneapolis, Mn

2008 Pierce/Arrow XT

2000/750

Eng-5

#19972-02

Larry Phillips photo

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MFD, MN

2008 Pierce/Arrow XT

200/750

Eng-7

#19972-01

Larry Phillips Photo

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MFD, MN

1997 Sutphen

104' Ladder-3

Larry Phillips photo

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MFD, MN

2003 Sterling/General Safety

Larry Phillips photo

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This is the first picture of the year for us in Minnesota. Normally no self respecting apparatus photographer would be shooting shooting trucks, in the dead of winter in NE Minnesota. Well, I don't know where that places us, but the following photo was from yesterday. The outside air temp was - 5 degrees and there was a slight windchill effect. The FF's brought the fleet out with them, so we were outside for about an hour. In an ironic way, the cold weather kept the snow from getting sloppy.



Cloquet, MN R-1 2008 E\-One Typhoon 250/400

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Great shot John, Anyone can shoot when it's warm out!