When I was driving around Lihue, I came across the Kauai FD "shops", behind Station 3. The shop building was a rather large fabric quonset-style building which looked large enough for several rigs. It was closed up and nobody was around (it was Sunday), so I took some photos of the rigs that were in the yard.
Kauai was obviously a Seagrave fan before going to Pierce, as I found no less than four (4) Seagrave rigs on the island. Three derelict and this one, which looks still operable and probably a reserve:
Seagrave pumper (x-Engine 6), unknown year or specs. Note: All of the Seagraves have a nameplate above the Seagrave logo on the front, which says: "O'Neill". Any idea what that means? Dealer, maybe?
Kauai was obviously a Seagrave fan before going to Pierce, as I found no less than four (4) Seagrave rigs on the island. Three derelict and this one, which looks still operable and probably a reserve:
Seagrave pumper (x-Engine 6), unknown year or specs. Note: All of the Seagraves have a nameplate above the Seagrave logo on the front, which says: "O'Neill". Any idea what that means? Dealer, maybe?
John I.
Fire/EMS Dispatcher / EMT-B
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Nikon D5600 (retired: Nikon D90) / Nikkor 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 / Nikkor 35mm f/1.8
Fire/EMS Dispatcher / EMT-B
Fire Apparatus Photographer / Hobbyist
www.fireapparatusphotos.com
www.flickr.com/image7801
Nikon D5600 (retired: Nikon D90) / Nikkor 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 / Nikkor 35mm f/1.8