E-One Fire Apparatus

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Rochester,NY Engine 13 and Truck 10

[hungrybus]

I've already posted this on The hungrybus thread, but I thought that since it was New & a E\-One, I would post it here.

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does anyone have any pictures og the henderickson E\-One quint from 1983

[MFD76]

Lenexa, Kansas Fire Department (KC Metro) Engine 1 a 1999 E\-One Hurricane

Ex: Engine 4



Photo taken at a 2nd alarm fire in Olathe

[MFD76]

Just Retired Lenexa, Kansas Fire Department Reserve Engine 2



1988 E\-One Hurricane 1250/750

white strip was added in 1995



This was second of five years worth of purchases a simlar 1987 pump,1989 pump, 1990 Tower, 1991 pump were purchased all Hurricane's but with various federal warning lights.



The retired Chief hated Federal Q sirens so these were purchased without and older rigs had them removed except for their ALF ladder and one Pierce/Ford C pump. The 1990 Tower however was delivered with a Q because the Asst. Chief could not stand the Tower with out one. He got in mega trouble for that stunt.

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Sorry for the bad shot.

1993 E\-One Hurricane 75ft Quint

Fort Scott, Kansas Ladder 1

One of four identicale units purchased as a Southern Kansas Community joint effort listed below:



Fort Scott White over Red ------------------------------------------------------replaced a Mack or General Aerial

Independence White over Red--------------------------------------------------replaced a open top American/Ford C Snorkel

Chanute Solid Red ---------------------------------------------------------------replaced a open top ALF 900 Aerial

Parsons Solid Lime Green (Parsons is back in red now but not the ladder) replaced a red open top IHC cab forward/ Pierce Snorkel

[MFD76]

Olathe, Kansas E\-One/ Bronto 114ft purchased off the E\-One line

Truck 1



I call it the Deluxe Snorkel <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' />

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Olathe, Kansas

Engine 7 one of two purchased

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Olathe, Kansas

Engine 4 the second of two purchased

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Olathe, Kansas

Reserve Engine inservice as Engine 5



Nicknamed Christeen for its issues

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Olathe, Kansas

Reserve Engine as Engine 5 and Quint 2

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Shawnee, Kansas 80ft Ladder

Quint 1

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Shawnee, Kansas 80ft Ladder

Quint 1

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Shawnee, Kansas

Engine 3

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KCFD Kansas City Fire Department, Missouri

Pumper

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KCFD

Pumper 36

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KCFD

Truck 11 now Truck 8



One of five purchased Truck 2,5,7,10,11 100ft now 5,7,8,10 and Reserve Truck 2. First Tillers ever built by E\-One.

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KCFD

Reserve Rescue 4



These replaced Pumper 11,12,31 Tiller Trucks 1,9 and Squad 16,28. They were a cost saving measure to save money on pump tests for the engines and aerial certs for the trucks. Pumper 11,12,31 were at double engine houses and Truck 1,9 had trucks around them. The double engine houses and squads were left over from the failed 1977 Fire Improvment Plan. All together the six two person Freightliner Midi/Pumper Squads 10, 27, 28, 41, 38, 16 were removed and made Rescue 7, 16. These Rescues were glorfied man power squads however 1,9,16,7 carried ground ladders that made them city service Truck Companies.



Now three big rescues have been placed in service at Rescue 1,9,31 with six daily staffing and the other Rescues were convered back to Pumpers and Trucks.



Sad that Truck 1 the oldest continuous inservice Truck was lost, we also lost the oldest continuous engine Pumper 2. They both prior to 1977 made up Central Fire Station 2 that at one time was also Fire Headquarters and the Repair Shops.

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KCFD

Haz-Mat Support 71 before Federal Q siren was added.



Haz-Mat is sales tax funded and was created in 1989 after the 1988 explosion at US 71 and 87th construction area that killed six firemen from Pumer 30 and 41. They added 30+41=71 and that is where the number came from a living memorial. Haz-Mat 71 is based out of Fire House 27 in the getto and is Pumper 71, Support 71, Utility 71, and Foam Tanker 1. They have a small first due and respond city wide. This was one of four rescues purchased.

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KCFD

Support 71 rear