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The only senior aerial left is Truck 6, the Ford/Pirsch senior aerial. Truck 21 was replaced in 2010 as shown above. Truck 6 is currently in a reserve, from what I heard, the engine "blew up" in it. From what i understand though, it is being repaired and will return to service. As of now, the entire reserve fleet is senior aerials with the exception of two E\-One 100'RM trucks...so for now, if you come here you'll still see some senior aerials in use.
As for the quints, I heard one will replace Engine 54's Pierce telesquirt. I'm not sure about the other one...
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Whew!!! Ryan thanks I was scared for a minute that the evil quints had spread <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
' /> Thanks for the info Memphis has always interested me. Sad to hear the Senior Aerials are a dying breed. Tillers are a fantastic option for both urban and suburban fire departments. Stay Safe, Rick
The only senior aerial left is Truck 6, the Ford/Pirsch senior aerial. Truck 21 was replaced in 2010 as shown above. Truck 6 is currently in a reserve, from what I heard, the engine "blew up" in it. From what i understand though, it is being repaired and will return to service. As of now, the entire reserve fleet is senior aerials with the exception of two E\-One 100'RM trucks...so for now, if you come here you'll still see some senior aerials in use.
As for the quints, I heard one will replace Engine 54's Pierce telesquirt. I'm not sure about the other one...
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Rick Mosher
Olathe, Kansas Fire Department
Engine Co. 4
Metro Kansas City, Missouri
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Rick Mosher
Olathe, Kansas Fire Department
Engine Co. 4
Metro Kansas City, Missouri