Keystone State Relics

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[quote name='GA_Dave' date='09 March 2010 - 03:34 PM' timestamp='1268165671' post='368984']

Engine 6, Russell, PA

Ford L/American

1000/1000

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I believe this ended up in Pine Township, Indiana County, PA. It may be in service.



Great shots, Dave and Tascman!

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[quote name='mgk110' date='09 March 2010 - 05:40 PM' timestamp='1268173227' post='369035']

For those familiar with the area I believe this truck fought the great McKeesport fire of the mid 70's when several blocks burned in the downtown area. I have it on the slide show getting ready to set up. I'm not 100% on this but it isn't a Pittsburgh Aerochief because the front overhang of the boom is very short, like the Ellwood City. And I don't recall anybody else in the area having one. Ellwood City is about 30 miles to the north of McKeesport. It may not seem like a large distance to some but if you know this area, especially back in the mid 70's, that is a lot of fire companies in those 30 miles. And back then the manpower was tremendous because the mills were still going strong.



Ga Dave and Tacsman thanks for the Keystone pics. And keep showing the love to the western part of the state, we need it.

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Both Pleasant Hills and Leechburg had 70' Aerochiefs and are much closer than Ellwood City.

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