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PHOTOS BY EMS 12 (PAT SHOOP)
Oklahoma Fire Co.

Westmoreland County





Air 49

2009 Kenworth/Pierce

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Patrick Shoop Sr.

Lewistown, PA.
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Lower Burrell FD # 3

Westmoreland County





Engine 69-1

2001 Pierce 1500/1000

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Engine 69-3

2007 Pierce 1250/750/30

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Rescue 69

2005 Ford/Pierce

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Patrick Shoop Sr.

Lewistown, PA.
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Kinloch Fire Co., Lower Burrell

Westmoreland County





Engine 54

1994 E\-One 1500/1000

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Tanker 54

1990 GMC/4-Guys 500/2000

X-White Valley, PA.

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Patrick Shoop Sr.

Lewistown, PA.
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Shoop,



Any idea where 69-3 2007 Pierce Came from? I never saw that truck before.



Also, where E 54-1 came from?



And did the "Truck 54" finally take a hiatus?
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1. They bought it new

2. Woodbridge Va

3. No. Turkey baster is still there
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[quote name='EngineMan' post='295149' date='Apr 7 2009, 00:36 ']Shoop,



Any idea where 69-3 2007 Pierce Came from? I never saw that truck before.



Also, where E 54-1 came from?



And did the "Truck 54" finally take a hiatus?[/quote]

Lower Burrell #3 liked the Dash alot and decided to replace the 1982 MC Mack with a Contender. It too is a nice engine. With both engines, their booster tank capacity increased to 2,000 gallons of water. Something they wanted due to the fact that they cover alot of state route 56, and also some of the rural areas of the city where hydrants are not as close together.
Ed Saliba Jr.

1st Assistant Chief

City of New Kensington Bureau of Fire
I.S.O. Class 4 Department
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[quote name='EMS 12' post='295108' date='Apr 6 2009, 22:33 ']Kinloch Fire Co., Lower Burrell

Westmoreland County





Engine 54

1994 E\-One 1500/1000

[Image: 04-09-0135.jpg]





Tanker 54

1990 GMC/4-Guys 500/2000

X-White Valley, PA.

[Image: 04-09-0148.jpg][/quote]

Great job on the photos Pat, I have to tell you. Good thing you had the weather you did on Sunday. Today it is cold and snowing. A cold day for an open cab ride.
Ed Saliba Jr.

1st Assistant Chief

City of New Kensington Bureau of Fire
I.S.O. Class 4 Department
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[quote name='Rpaterson33' post='295152' date='Apr 7 2009, 00:38 ']1. They bought it new

2. Woodbridge Va

3. No. Turkey baster is still there[/quote]



Thank you Rob. I asked cuz the paint scheme on 69-3 is different than 69-1 obviously.



And when I first looked at that E\-One w/ the big raised roof and the windows, I thought that looks like an O.W.L. engine.
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where did the 82 MC end up going?









Lower Burrell #3 liked the Dash alot and decided to replace the 1982 MC Mack with a Contender. It too is a nice engine. With both engines, their booster tank capacity increased to 2,000 gallons of water. Something they wanted due to the fact that they cover alot of state route 56, and also some of the rural areas of the city where hydrants are not as close together.
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[quote name='Rpaterson33' post='295152' date='Apr 7 2009, 00:38 ']1. They bought it new

2. Woodbridge Va

3. No. Turkey baster is still there[/quote]



Okay, my curiosity is peaked, what is the "Turkey baster" and what does look like? Could someone post a photo?
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Engine 3 is black over red because they wanted to tell the differance of which engine was approching or there.



The MC went out of the country but im not exactly sure where. I want to say one of the islands just out of the country.



Turkey baster is "truck 54" which is an AARF grade snozzel mounted on an engine. Im sure someone has a picture of it.
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Quote:Turkey baster is "truck 54" which is an AARF grade snozzel mounted on an engine. Im sure someone has a picture of it.



Spartan/New Lexington

2000/1000/50' Snozzle


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great pics pat, are you going to scan any of the pics i sent you?
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[quote name='FDNYTRUCKS.com' post='295187' date='Apr 7 2009, 09:01 ']where did the 82 MC end up going?









Lower Burrell #3 liked the Dash alot and decided to replace the 1982 MC Mack with a Contender. It too is a nice engine. With both engines, their booster tank capacity increased to 2,000 gallons of water. Something they wanted due to the fact that they cover alot of state route 56, and also some of the rural areas of the city where hydrants are not as close together.[/quote]

Mike, the MC was advertised but no buyers. L.B. 3 then used a broker and it went to the Dominican Republic. Back in about 1997-1998, they sent the MC to 4-Guys and painted it to match the refurb of the CF. It also received a scotchlite stripe and new lights. Hope that helps.
Ed Saliba Jr.

1st Assistant Chief

City of New Kensington Bureau of Fire
I.S.O. Class 4 Department
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yes, thanks!
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Sardis Fire Co.

Westmoreland County





Engine 78

2006 Spartan/4-Guys 1500/750/30

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Collapse 78

1994 Peterbuilt

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This is one of two trailers for this rig. The other trailer is larger and carries collapse/confined/trench equipment.



The Chief and Asst. Chief are some of the best around. They are always more than happy to arrange photos when I stop.
Patrick Shoop Sr.

Lewistown, PA.
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New Kensington FD

Engine Co. # 3

Westmoreland County





Antique Engine 3

1949 Mack

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Engine 3

1970/91 Mack/New Lexington 1000/500

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Patrick Shoop Sr.

Lewistown, PA.
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[quote name='EMS 12' post='295394' date='Apr 8 2009, 02:34 ']New Kensington FD

Engine Co. # 3

Westmoreland County





Antique Engine 3

1949 Mack

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Engine 3

1970/91 Mack/New Lexington 1000/500

[Image: 04-09-0102.jpg][/quote]

EXCELLENT JOB!! Keep them coming Pat.
Ed Saliba Jr.

1st Assistant Chief

City of New Kensington Bureau of Fire
I.S.O. Class 4 Department
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New Kensington EMS

Medic 122





2008 Ford/Life Line

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Patrick Shoop Sr.

Lewistown, PA.
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New Kensington FD

Engine Co. # 2





Engine 56-2

2008 Pierce 1500/750/40

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Patrick Shoop Sr.

Lewistown, PA.
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