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Those bays on the rear of the firehouse running the opposite direction as the main bay doors are they full length or one vehicle deep and what is stored in them. I've never seen the station from the rea and always figured it was just three bays
dave
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To add to Bruce's response.
When we moved into the station the Cave-In Unit was stored outside where the addition was built. There was not enough room to get two pumpers, squad, two band-aid boxes, brush unit, BC vehicle, and the Cave-In under cover. The ladder truck that styaed foe a couple of years just added to the overcrowding. The tiller truck with the BC backed in behind required one to litteraly climb over the Seagrave to go from the east to the west side of the station when the bay doors were closed. The addition was nice to have but, was poorly layed out, only one drive through bay and barely enough gear storage space. The bays had to angled so that the Cave-In Unit could make the turn onto the service rould without climbing over the curb. Bruce are they going to expand the area around the fuel pumps ? It was/is reall pain in the a$$ to get to get a ladder truck around the corner when getting fuel.
Paul
Those bays on the rear of the firehouse running the opposite direction as the main bay doors are they full length or one vehicle deep and what is stored in them. I've never seen the station from the rea and always figured it was just three bays
dave
[/quote]
To add to Bruce's response.
When we moved into the station the Cave-In Unit was stored outside where the addition was built. There was not enough room to get two pumpers, squad, two band-aid boxes, brush unit, BC vehicle, and the Cave-In under cover. The ladder truck that styaed foe a couple of years just added to the overcrowding. The tiller truck with the BC backed in behind required one to litteraly climb over the Seagrave to go from the east to the west side of the station when the bay doors were closed. The addition was nice to have but, was poorly layed out, only one drive through bay and barely enough gear storage space. The bays had to angled so that the Cave-In Unit could make the turn onto the service rould without climbing over the curb. Bruce are they going to expand the area around the fuel pumps ? It was/is reall pain in the a$$ to get to get a ladder truck around the corner when getting fuel.
Paul
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