TEXAS RIGS

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Arlington, Texas Fire Department



Ready Reserve Engine's

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Arlington, Texas Fire Department



Reserve Utility 1 at Ready Reserve Barn



19?? Chevy/Super Vac

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Officer side view of AFD reserve utility 1

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FWFD Door logo for 2 Truck, All Trucks and Quints in the FWFD share this door logo design in gold leaf some have silver leaf accents.

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2 Squad and 2 Truck at Central Fire House 2 built 1930 on Texas Street Downtown Fort Worth. Engine 2 not pictured.

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Squad 2 logo

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Fort Worth Fire Deparment I am not a rear mounted pump fan but Fort Worth has the best style of rear mount in my opnion. Where most departments make rear mount pumpers extremly large and most item are hard to reach. Fort Worth has kept the unit small with every thing at chest height.



Engine 7

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Engine 7 rear mounted pump Drivers side Note Red line and Soft Sleeve tray

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Extra Low cross lays mid-ship mounted

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Officer side rear

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Front Officers side Fort Worth places hydrulic tools for pin jobs on units that have a high run volume of pin jobs. Engine 7 carries a nice set of Halmatro Tools. So not all Engines, Quints, or Trucks in the FWFD have pin job tools. Squad 2 and Rescue 14 carry full sets of all hydrulic tools and are sent on a boxes for pins.

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Fuel can holder

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Fort Worth Fire Deparment



Engine 17

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Forth Worth Fire Department



Engine 23

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Rear of Engine 23

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Fort Worth Fire Department



Retired Engine 7

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Rear of Retired Engine 7

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The orginal General engines delievered to FWFD with mid-ship pumps had extra low hose beds.

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Retired Fort Worh Fire Department ALF Century Engine

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Forth Worth Fire Department



Retired Rescue 14 cross staffed with Truck 14 the 135ft E\-One dry truck