Massachusetts Fire Apparatus

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Dover, Ma

2008 KME

1500/1500

Eng-4

Ron Bogardus photo

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Princeton, Ma

2008 Int'l/Toyne

1250/3000

Eng-1

Ron Bogardus photo

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Easthampton, Ma

2008 KME

100' 2000/300

Ladder-1

Ron Bogardus photo

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Orange, Ma

2007 KME

100' 1500/500

Ladder-1

Ron Bogardus photo

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Concord, Ma

2008 Spartan/Crimson

1500/750

E-3

Ron Bogardus photo

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I feel like I am getting caught up on all my "projects" so I dug out my slide album and made sure I remembered how to scan them. This is a teaser for now.



Spencer, MA

1950's? ALF

Joe Klein photo, H Smith collection

[Reliance]

[quote name='The Commish' post='224837' date='Jun 27 2008, 20:53 ']Princeton, Ma

2008 Int'l/Toyne

1250/3000

Eng-1

Ron Bogardus photo[/quote]

Sorry Ron for being a Canadian Pest.



The Princeton rig is in Princeton, MAINE according to the Toyne website.



Other than that little bitty typo error you take very nice excellent pictures. Keep up the good work.

[Reliance]

[quote name='Reliance' post='225188' date='Jun 29 2008, 18:20 ']Sorry Ron for being a Canadian Pest.



The Princeton rig is in Princeton, MAINE according to the Toyne website.



Other than that little bitty typo error you take very nice excellent pictures. Keep up the good work.[/quote]

Sorry Ron the Commish submiited your picture with the wrong state info.



I sorry

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A few Mass rigs from the "W" page...



First is Weymouth, MA

x-Forest Fire 2

1942 Chevy



Joe Klein photo, H Smith collection

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Whitman, MA

19?? Seagrave



Joe Klein photo, H Smith collection

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Wilmington, MA

1940 Mack 500 GPM



Joe Klein photo, H Smith collection

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Last one for now,



Wilbraham, MA

1949 Oren

600 gpm



Joe Klein photo, H Smith collection

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A few I scanned and before I delete 'em, I might as well post 'em.



1949 Ford F-8/Maxim

Chatham, MA



Currently privately owned in Mass.



H Smith collection

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1960's "S" model Maxim

North Adams, MA



H Smith collection

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Greetings. Howie, in your post regarding the Whitman, Mass. Seagrave, it would be a 1942 750 g.p.m, 100 tank; formerly of the National Fireworks Plant in Drinkwater (Hanover) Mass. This was surplussed by them after WWII to Whitman F.D, along with a similar vintage Buffalo engine. This piece is long gone, unfortunately. Tom <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/banghead.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' />

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This piece is long gone, unfortunately. Tom

I take it you would have liked to own this one too? <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' />

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A couple for rsq1ff (Eric):



Pirsch tiller

Gloucester, MA

Joe Klein photo, H Smith collection



(Looks like Rte 128 in the background, near Rust Road possibly - what is now Sudbay's?)

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Another Gloucester rig.

1970's Pirsch pumper

Joe Klein photo, H Smith collection

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Yeah Howie, a long time ago, yada yada yada. It was an early quest of mine, but was not to be. If I can figure out this darned pic sizing I will try to post some early Whitman stuff my Dad took in the late 40's and 50's. I have no idea how (or if) it will scan, but I'll give it a shot. Seagrave resto #4 is almost done, will post a thread when it's presentable again. Stay safe, Tom

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A couple of oldies:



1937 American LaFrance pumper

Gardner, MA

Joe Klein photo, H Smith collection