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Commish, the 1988 is the only Arlington Engine with a 750 tank. The rest have 500.
Did Arlington change their numbering system from a multiple digit system to a single digit system?
If so, how do the old relate to the new ones? Thanks in advance.
Larry Di Camillo
Fire Chief Stafford Fire Department www.staffordfirerescue.org Engineer/Operator Houston Fire Department Ladder Co. 68 "A" www.firehouse68.com 
[quote name='Ladder 68' post='292341' date='Mar 25 2009, 00:14 ']Did Arlington change their numbering system from a multiple digit system to a single digit system?
If so, how do the old relate to the new ones? Thanks in advance.[/quote] Haha.. we still number them "in house" to coorespond with the respective house # but the countywide re-numbering happened about when Ron took those pictures. Now the numbering is a company #, followed by an apparatus designation. I can elaborate a helluva lot more on it if you want, but for times sake here it is in a nutshell- 1st- Company # = 31 (Amenia) through 71 (West Clinton) going upwards alphabetically 2nd- Apparatus Designation # 11-29- engines 31-35- tankers 45-49- ladders 51-55- rescues 61-64- brush 71-79- ambulance 81- hose truck ..... blah blah blah ...So arlington engine 1 is 32-11, engine 5 is 32-15, truck 1 is 32-45, etc... Got it? LOL!
[quote name='The Commish' post='291479' date='Mar 22 2009, 12:54 ']Pleasant Valley,Ny
1993 E\-One 1500/1000 Ron Bogardus collection[/quote] Believe it or not the 1993 E\-One and the old Ward ultravision are one in the same! It's glider kit rebuild! More Arlington and Valley pics!!! The picture of old AFD engine 2 in all of her glory is great- she's now engine 8 in red oaks mill and hardly rolls... sad given that the engine is still to this day ahead of its time!
Perfect and thanks for the explanation. Does Arlington run 2 truck companies? If not, which one came first, the 95' ladder tower or the 110' rear mount?
Thanks in advance.
Larry Di Camillo
Fire Chief Stafford Fire Department www.staffordfirerescue.org Engineer/Operator Houston Fire Department Ladder Co. 68 "A" www.firehouse68.com
[quote name='Ladder 68' post='292426' date='Mar 25 2009, 18:22 ']Perfect and thanks for the explanation. Does Arlington run 2 truck companies? If not, which one came first, the 95' ladder tower or the 110' rear mount?
Thanks in advance.[/quote] Yes in short- The 95' E\-One Hurricane rear mount ladder tower (32-46) was first in 1993; replacing a 1960? Ford C/ Seagrave 100' mid- mount aerial (which can be seen in the NYS Oldies thread under "Roosevelt") which was at Sta. 5 (Croft Corners) at the time and sold to Roosevelt FD in Dutchess Co following delivery in 1994. This purchase moved "Da olde Truck 3", a 1972 Seagrave K series 100' RM originally at HQ ( which can also be seen in the NYS Oldies thread under "Arlington".. thanks Ron!) to Station 5. (Also of note Truck 3 was the first piece of apparatus I ever took a ride in, at age 4 ... LOL <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='  ' />The 1997 110' E\-One Hurricane then came along which replaced Truck 3 (which is no where to be found ATT) and was stationed to Croft Corners and is still there today. Currently we are in committee for the replacement of 32-46 (the 93 E\-One).... It will be sweet without a doubt... and possibly the flagship to a "color change".. LOL! .. don't worry- it'll still be red! Sorry Ron! 
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1996 IHC 4900/E-One - American Eagle 1250/1000 Mike Allen photo
Mike
Firefighter - Plattsburgh International Airport, Plattsburgh, NY & Morrisonville VFD, Morrisonville, NY Retired USAFR Firefighter, Westover ARB, MA Owner - 1962 Maxim F 85' ladder truck, ex. Callicoon & Albertson, NY Remember: "Everyone Goes Home" |
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