Tower 331, Toronto, Ontario
Mack MR/Anderson/Bronto Skylift 27-3
1250/0/92'
Mack MR/Anderson/Bronto Skylift 27-3
1250/0/92'
Commercial canopy cab apparatus
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Tower 331, Toronto, Ontario
Mack MR/Anderson/Bronto Skylift 27-3 1250/0/92'
This one is interesting. A Mack MC was used to retractor an older Raleigh, NC American LaFrance TDA. When built, it had completely open jumpseats, but was modified later to a canopy style jumpseat. After years of service at Raleigh Truck 16, it was sold to nearby Wendell, NC.
Ladder 116, Wendell, NC Mack MC/American LaFrance 100' Quote:Jeff, I only saw this once at Bedington, did you and/or the McLaughlins ever shoot it there?Warren, No, the few times I visited Bedington, it was not there. Quote:This one is interesting. A Mack MC was used to retractor an older Raleigh, NC American LaFrance TDA. When built, it had completely open jumpseats, but was modified later to a canopy style jumpseat. After years of service at Raleigh Truck 16, it was sold to nearby Wendell, NC.This one later went to Civietown VFD in Brunswick Co,NC. Unsure where it went after that.
Micah Bodford
Fire Investigator City of Winston-Salem Fire Dept. Quote:Ladder 1, Mint Hill, NC Now at New Salem FD in Union Co,NC.
Micah Bodford
Fire Investigator City of Winston-Salem Fire Dept. Quote:Now at New Salem FD in Union Co,NC.Geez Micah; you beat me to it! Yes, and it now has a fully rebuilt hydraulic system as well. Unrelated, I did some electrical work at Jackson VFD, Union County today, and saw Newell's ex Spartan Smeal engine. Looks good, I forgot they ended up with that. TJ Quote:Geez Micah; you beat me to it! Yes, and it now has a fully rebuilt hydraulic system as well. Unrelated, I did some electrical work at Jackson VFD, Union County today, and saw Newell's ex Spartan Smeal engine. Looks good, I forgot they ended up with that. TJ Haha, sorry. I got a chance to see our old engine a few weekends ago; looked and sounded just like I remembered! I hope it serves Jackson as well as it served Newell.
Micah Bodford
Fire Investigator City of Winston-Salem Fire Dept. Quote:Engine 3, Marietta, GA Do you know what the thing above the windshield is? It kind of looks like an AC unit, but an odd location and a rather rare option before fully enclosed cabs.
Aaron Woods
Quote:Do you know what the thing above the windshield is? It kind of looks like an AC unit, but an odd location and a rather rare option before fully enclosed cabs.There is a lot of glare, but I believe it is a light bar installed in that position to clear a bay door that has a low clearance. Quote:Do you know what the thing above the windshield is? It kind of looks like an AC unit, but an odd location and a rather rare option before fully enclosed cabs. Quote:There is a lot of glare, but I believe it is a light bar installed in that position to clear a bay door that has a low clearance.Yes, there is a lot of glare on that shot. It was taken in the 1985-1986 timeframe, with an old 110 camera. Not my best shot, but I never saw that rig again, either. Hondok is correct, that is a Federal Twinsonic, mounted low to clear the station doorway. Quote:Engine 3, Marietta, GALove the Federal Q2b siren mounting. What was the reasoning behind remounting the body? Thanks neat photos Rick
Member: F.O.O.L.S of OZ, IAFF L2542
www.kansasfiretrucks.com Rick Mosher Olathe, Kansas Fire Department Engine Co. 4 Metro Kansas City, Missouri Quote:Love the Federal Q2b siren mounting. What was the reasoning behind remounting the body? Thanks neat photos RickThe Mack chassis was early 1980's, the ALF 900 was early 1960's. The original was worn out, I would assume. Marietta had two of these rigs, but I only shot this one. Nearby Smyrna also had one, but it wasn't one I planned to post. |
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