Greenbelt's old Engine 351. IIRC, Engine 352 was a twin.
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IAFF, IFPA, APCO, NAED, ARRL
IAFF, IFPA, APCO, NAED, ARRL
Prince George's County MD
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Greenbelt's old Engine 351. IIRC, Engine 352 was a twin.
I'm down with:
IAFF, IFPA, APCO, NAED, ARRL
Hyattsville's old Truck 1 that they ran in between the tillers. I believe it's now in service in New England somewhere?
I'm down with:
IAFF, IFPA, APCO, NAED, ARRL
And the old Truck 9, before it's refurb and repaint. That's all I've got for now. Will keep flipping through to see what I can find...
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IAFF, IFPA, APCO, NAED, ARRL Quote:Hyattsville's old Truck 1 that they ran in between the tillers. I believe it's now in service in New England somewhere?Now running as Sunapee, New Hampshire Ladder 5.
Randy Dame
Former FF/EMT Quote:Hyattsville's old Truck 1 that they ran in between the tillers. I believe it's now in service in New England somewhere? Wonder why is has the 315's on the front? It was delivered with super singles, and still has them. Quote:Wonder why is has the 315's on the front? It was delivered with super singles, and still has them. Good catch, interesting!
Travis- Mill Twp. Fire Dept. Marion, IN.
Quote:Wonder why is has the 315's on the front? It was delivered with super singles, and still has them.I'd say that the picture has an 18k front axle and it now has a 20k if it has 385 now or a 23k if it's 425 Quote:I believe this was Battalion Chief Four. Taken on the back ramp at Company 12.It is different from the originally delivered unit that was the one I had. When I was Battalion Chief 4 I had two round forward facing strobe lights mounted to the front bumper, the 2 black bumper additions probably used the holes that were drilled into the bumper for the strobe lights. The siren speaker was mounted below the license plate. The grill mounted strobe lights were added after I retired, also the fender mounted name was "Battalion 4" not the shown "Battalion Chief". I believe the Suburban is a 1990 or 1991 that was used as a reserve Battalion Chief's car when the department received 9 new Ford Explorers to replace all the existing Battalion Chief's cars.
Kentland Fire Department
Mini Pumper 33 2014 Ram 5500 4x4.Reading Body/Patriot Pump Kentland (MD) Mini Attack 33 by Seth Granville, on Flickr Kentland (MD) Mini Attack 33 by Seth Granville, on Flickr Seth Granville
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Kentland Fire Department
Prince Georges County, MD Rescue Engine 33 2016 Pierce Arrow XT Pierce Mfg Job 29267 Kentland (MD) Rescue Engine 33 by Seth Granville, on Flickr Seth Granville
My Photos: x635Photos.com Quote: That truck had never ending suspension issues since day one. At certain speeds with bumps in the right spacing the front end would bounce violently. They tried a different axle with different wheel/tire combination, added a heavier steel bumper for more weight, and I believe they even ended up getting Pierce to put the tak-4 IFS underneath it but it never fully corrected it. Quote:Kentland Fire DepartmentThat body is by Stahl, not Reading. Quote:That body is by Stahl, not Reading. Thanks! Seth Granville
My Photos: x635Photos.com Prince Georges County Fire & EMS Department Truck 825 (Clinton) 2016 Pierce Arrow XT 105' Prince Georges County FD Truck 825 by Seth Granville, on Flickr Seth Granville
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IT'S NOT A TANKER!
At first glance, one may assume this is a tanker, but it's not. You won't find any dump valves or a drafting pool. This 2016 Pierce Velocity is Prince George's County (MD) Fire & EMS Department's Engine 845. It covers a more rural portion of the county (Croom), where there may be long distances between hydrants and other companies that are further away. This setup is very similar to PGFD's other Engine companies, including a full compliment of hose packed in a low hosebed, ground ladders, and all the equipment you'd expect a PGFD engine to have. So, what sets this engine apart? It's the 1,500 gallon booster tank. Plenty of water to make an initial attack and then some. The water is delivered by a 1500GPM Hale pump. And the Detroit Diesel DD13 525HP motor makes hauling all that water easy. It also includes a Husky foam system with a 100 gallon foam tank. Special thanks to all those involved in helping me get the great shot of this beautiful rig! Prince Georges County Fire & EMS Department Engine 845 by Seth Granville, on Flickr Seth Granville
My Photos: x635Photos.com Prince Georges County (Maryland) Fire & EMS Department Paramedic Engine 805 (Covering the Town of Capitol Heights) 2014 Pierce Velocity 1500/750 (Job # 27764) Nicknamed "Courage", this engine is painted pink (not wrapped) with a lavender stripe in honor of those afflicted with all types of cancer as well as a way to raise awareness to get cancer screenings.. Special thanks to all those involved in helping me get the shot! You can buy a die cast replica of this truck from Fire Replicas at their website https://www.firereplicas.com/prince-geor...ngine-805/ Prince Georges County Fire & EMS Department Engine 805 by Seth Granville, on Flickr Seth Granville
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I really like your last two shots, the Breast Cancer awareness truck is unique as is the twin-drive pumper for Croom.
Quote:Prince Georges County (Maryland) Fire & EMS DepartmentEngine 805 is being replaced with a 2017 Pierce Enforcer, (one of three) the above engine is scheduled to go the Engine 855 in Bunker Hill Quote:Prince Georges County Fire & EMS DepartmentThis is X-Truck 812, reassigned to Truck 825 when their new Pierce Rearmount was delivered. |
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