[quote name='Monrovia1' timestamp='1323661204' post='466933']
Squad 7 in West Hollywood is the primary move up squad I've heard them numerous times get sent to Station's in North County. LAC also tries to utillize the two cars Engine's, 244, 264 and 236 for coverage.
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Good deal for 7's, Straight up the 405 to the West AV, or down the 14 to the East AV. Thats a helluva ride. With all the new stations opening in Santa Clarita, those 2-cars are on borrowed time, i think.
Firescooby: I think 140k miles is down the low end, as well. Hawthorne's former Crown truck company, when auctioned, had close to 200k. It was on it's 2nd diesel engine when surplussed. I'm told Hawthorne had nary a problem with it, but after the county absorbed the city, this rig bounced all over the county, filling in for truck co's being repaired in E.L.A. My sources told me that freeway move-ups just tore the rig to shreds
Squad 7 in West Hollywood is the primary move up squad I've heard them numerous times get sent to Station's in North County. LAC also tries to utillize the two cars Engine's, 244, 264 and 236 for coverage.
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Good deal for 7's, Straight up the 405 to the West AV, or down the 14 to the East AV. Thats a helluva ride. With all the new stations opening in Santa Clarita, those 2-cars are on borrowed time, i think.
Firescooby: I think 140k miles is down the low end, as well. Hawthorne's former Crown truck company, when auctioned, had close to 200k. It was on it's 2nd diesel engine when surplussed. I'm told Hawthorne had nary a problem with it, but after the county absorbed the city, this rig bounced all over the county, filling in for truck co's being repaired in E.L.A. My sources told me that freeway move-ups just tore the rig to shreds
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