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[quote name='Txfirephoto' post='222987' date='Jun 19 2008, 22:18 ']Bastrop, Tx
Engine 3 American LaFrance/General Safety 1500/? Model # ALFS150123 Serial # 866308[/quote] This may be the same rig I shot in 1997, a demo unit. Aside from the front intake, I can see no difference in the rig. The one I shot had a 750 tank.
Plano E9 again, this time from the front, This one is going to be replaced by the "new" Plano style with the Spartan/Rosenbauer design
Pierce
And finally, my first decent roster shot of Plano E6, this is going to be replaced by a spartan cab with a small telesquirt ladder chassis with pump
Pierce/Snozzle  2008 Spartan/SVI Heavy Rescue with 250 GPM Pump and 300 GWT Richardson, TX Left Front View Lindsay D Richardson, TX 2008 Spartan/SVI Heavy Rescue with 250 GPM Pump and 300 GWT Richardson, TX Front View Lindsay D Richardson, TX 2008 Spartan/SVI Heavy Rescue with 250 GPM Pump and 300 GWT Richardson, TX Left Side View Lindsay D Richardson, TX 2008 Spartan/SVI Heavy Rescue with 250 GPM Pump and 300 GWT Richardson, TX Right Front View Lindsay D Richardson, TX 2008 Spartan/SVI Heavy Rescue with 250 GPM Pump and 300 GWT Richardson, TX Rear View Lindsay D Richardson, TX 2008 Spartan/SVI Heavy Rescue with 250 GPM Pump and 300 GWT Richardson, TX Pump Panel-Located in Front of Left Rear Wheel Well Lindsay D Richardson, TX 
Round Rock Volunteer Fire Department
(Note: the frontline department is now all career) Williamson County, TX 19?? Ford Seth Granville
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[quote name='TacSupport1' post='226584' date='Jul 4 2008, 10:07 ']Round Rock Volunteer Fire Department
(Note: the frontline department is now all career) Williamson County, TX 19?? Ford Looks like either a 1938 or 1939 Ford chassis. Thanks for the greta shot. A.J.
A.J.Ramming
Question, How often has Plaino or anybody else used thier Snozzle equpped pumpers, especially the piercing nozzle?
[quote name='KFDI3' post='226624' date='Jul 4 2008, 11:51 ']Question, How often has Plaino or anybody else used thier Snozzle equpped pumpers, especially the piercing nozzle?[/quote]
Plano per my friend in the explorers who asked a captain "almost never, except training" they usually just put the stick up for looks Cant say the same about DFW, Love field or other departments with snozzles.
yeah this rig is quite epic, similar to Frisco's Special Ops squad
[quote name='1961MackC95' post='225181' date='Jun 29 2008, 16:09 '] 2008 Spartan/SVI Heavy Rescue with 250 GPM Pump and 300 GWT Richardson, TX Left Front View Lindsay D Richardson, TX 
[quote name='Steve Loftin' post='226774' date='Jul 4 2008, 15:23 ']What is a "frontline" department?[/quote]
Maybe I can answer that for you. about 2 years there was round rock fire department and round rock volunteer fire department. The volly department responded to unincorporated areas in round rock as well as williamson county. With volunteer decreases and budget decreases the volly department disbanded and the city of Round Rock, the career dept., now took all responses. Maybe just a word snafu, but I think that is the point that Tac was trying to make. 
[quote name='bownasterm' post='226842' date='Jul 4 2008, 19:22 ']yeah this rig is quite epic, similar to Frisco's Special Ops squad[/quote]
What do you mean, Whats the story? |
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