Massachusetts Fire Apparatus

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Anyone know anything about this rig? It is a slide I came across. No photographer name on the slide.



Saint Joseph's Abbey Fire Department, Spencer, MA

[eric christopher]

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Anyone know anything about this rig? It is a slide I came across. No photographer name on the slide.



Saint Joseph's Abbey Fire Department, Spencer, MA

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Howie,



This was a former FDNY rig that was disposed of, purchased and then refurbished I can't remember what company it was assigned too, I hope this helps.....

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Quote: Howie, on 12 February 2010 - 08:36 PM, said:



Anyone know anything about this rig? It is a slide I came across. No photographer name on the slide.



Saint Joseph's Abbey Fire Department, Spencer, MA





Quote: Howie,



This was a former FDNY rig that was disposed of, purchased and then refurbished I can't remember what company it was assigned too, I hope this helps.....



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Hey Guys,



I remember in one of Peter Aeloisi's books it said that it was originally the Chauffeur's Training rig at the FDNY Academy and never saw actual fire duty while in NYC.



Tommy

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Thanks guys!

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Howie the Mack that went to St Joseph's was a former FDNY rig that was designated as the Cassion unit for LOD funerals. It never saw any fire duty.

It was assigned to the Chauffer school for admin purposes only, but not used for training.

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Worcester Engine 7 1989 Maxim F

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LOOK MOMMY - A REAL FIRE TRUCK!

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Here's Lowell's E-3 Using the front suction at an all hands fire last night on Monarch St. An almost never seen occurance in Lowell. Nice work Capt! Sorry about the quality as this was taken with the spare POS Kodak Camera. I got this 1 picture before the battery died

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Melrose Engine 3 at work in Lynn, Saturday November 28, 1981 at the 10th Alarm Lynn Box 414 struck for 264-266 Broad Street. This fire was a "conflagration" and ultimately involved some 26 buildings....



From the collection of Eric J Christopher

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Lincoln Engine Co. 3



   

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Direct from our intranet page, Lowell's new Pierce L4 on its first stop at HQ from the factory. Dirty from the road and no spec. details, but here's a first look. It goes to the dealership for some last minute outfitting of tools and cabinets. It should be back to begin operator training in about two weeks. Photo courtesy of LFD MIS division.

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Jay, You beat me to it. I just got around to uploading the pics.



Lowell Ladder 4 2010 Pierce Arrow XT 105 Ft RM (Lowell's 1st Pierce Since 1989)

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Lowell Ladder 4 Rear

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Lowell Ladder 4