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Keystone State Relics
Ludwigs Corner FC

1971 White

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Malvern FC

Mack C

85' ladder

originall from Highland FC/McCandless PA

Al Powell collection


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[quote name='wardengine' date='07 March 2010 - 06:50 PM' timestamp='1268004615' post='368576']

was sold & served mary-d fire in schuylkill county then sold to i believe adai fire in western pa where it is still in service

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Yes, it did go to Adah in Fayette County.
Ed Saliba Jr.

1st Assistant Chief

City of New Kensington Bureau of Fire
I.S.O. Class 4 Department
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Quote:That 700 Series ladder from Belle Valley has had an interesting life. I believe there are a few minor errors to the info on the pic. As I recall, it's a 1949 model and it came from either Warren or Bradford. Also, it has an 85' stick, not a 75'. Belle Valley purchased it in the 1970's and ran it "as is" for a while. In 1980, a refurb was done that included a 900 Series canopy cab and rear compartments. It was also repainted to Belle Valley's orange paint scheme. In 1989, it was refurbed again. A Century cab and larger rear compartments, along with a diesel engine were the major changes. The color scheme was updated to the current cream/orange. Several years ago, it was replaced by a Sutphen platform and placed in reserve. I have shots of both refurbed versions that I can post tomorrow.



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Belle Valley purchased the 1949 ALF ladder from Warren, PA in 1980. It was rebuilt as seen here in 1982. The cab came from a 1976 ALF 1000 Series rig, along with the wider front axle and the rear compartments.


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Here it is again after the second refurb in 1989. According to their website, it is still there.


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Quote:Ogontz FC also had twin Mack C-95's (1000/500). One went to Fleetwood, PA.....



C95FD-1503


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Quote:....the other to Peach County, GA.



C95FD-1504


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