Hey Neal, Haw Creek FD officially closed their doors a few years ago. I wanna say 2009 but I could be wrong. Asheville took over Haw Creek's station and made it Asheville Station # 12. The FLM2/ALF tanker stayed with Asheville when they acquired the station and now runs as AFD Tanker 12. Also, Haw Creek's Ford brush truck remained with the city and runs as Squad 12. They also had an IHC/3D CAFS engine which was sold for sealed bid to Fairview FD, also in Buncombe County. They had a GMC TopKick/EEI tanker which they rolled, and a Ford/Chief's light-duty rescue which was t-boned and totalled. Lastly, Haw Creek had a Ford C canopy-cab/Grumman top-mount engine which was apparently brokered or sold through Southeastern ALF. Wish I knew where it ended up! Can you provide some insight on this?
Not sure why the FL/E-One is still on the demo circuit. It's a very nice truck. It's only downfall is that it's 2-wheel drive and not 4x4.
BST is a new company. Apparently it's a group of former Heritage Fire (E\-One dealer for TN) employees that all got together and started making fire trucks of their own.
Not sure why the FL/E-One is still on the demo circuit. It's a very nice truck. It's only downfall is that it's 2-wheel drive and not 4x4.
BST is a new company. Apparently it's a group of former Heritage Fire (E\-One dealer for TN) employees that all got together and started making fire trucks of their own.
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