The Winnipeg FD sold the truck to St. Andrews in Manitoba in 1997. It was in turn converted by Morris into this tanker. Capacities are 1750/1500. Dave Stewardson photo.
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Hamilton, Ontario ran this 1980 Thibault 100 foot rig. Doug Holmes photo.
Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia ran this 1976 Atlantic Fire Trucks 350/1800. Dave Stewardson photo.
Edmonton, Alberta had this 1979 Pierreville 1250/400. Dave Stewardson photo.
Another Edmonton rig, this is also a 1979 Pierreville 1250/400. Dave Stewardson photo.
Kitchener, Ontario had this long wheelbase Pierreville 100 foot. Gary Dinkel photo.
The previous Kitchener rig is a 1979 model.
Milford, Nova Scotia purchased 2 identical units from in 1976 from Thibault. They were both equipped with 1050 pumps and 300 gallon tanks. Dave Stewardson photo.
The second Milford rig. Dave Stewardson photo. More photos later, kids are calling!!
Great thread, Ken. My notes on the 2 Milford, NS rigs indicate that they came from Halifax. #611 was a 1050/500/30 Thibault (T76-133); #612 was a 1050/300 Thibault (T76-115). My memory is that #611 was modified when it went to Milford.
T77-152,
Ex Onslow Belmont FD, NS, sold to Five Islands NS, recently parted out and scrapped by LeBlanc Fire TRucks in Notre Dame NB. Was a former dump truck chassis, SCOT # 56P544.
[quote name='Big Dave' date='12 April 2010 - 03:36 PM' timestamp='1271099790' post='375888']
Great thread, Ken. My notes on the 2 Milford, NS rigs indicate that they came from Halifax. #611 was a 1050/500/30 Thibault (T76-133); #612 was a 1050/300 Thibault (T76-115). My memory is that #611 was modified when it went to Milford. [/quote] Thanks Dave. That would be the 2 that Halifax ran but that I was only able to photograph 1 of them. I have a bunch more to post later tonight or tomorrow. Dave, do you have North Bay's ladder, that is one that I don't have in the collection. Thanks, Ken
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T77-152, Ex Onslow Belmont FD, NS, sold to Five Islands NS, recently parted out and scrapped by LeBlanc Fire TRucks in Notre Dame NB. Was a former dump truck chassis, SCOT # 56P544. [/quote] That one is going to be posted a bit later tonight or tomorrow. Interesting that Fredericton still has their elevating platform. I'll be in Fredericton for close to a week this July so we need to get together a couple of times Bobby. Cheers.
Thanks Dave.
Hey, thanks for this great thread! I've always had fierce love for Canadian rigs from the 1960's - 1990's...from Piereville & Thibault to Superior and Hub, they had a handsome look that was innately Canadian.
I remember as a budding young fire buff being in Downtown Toronto in the summer of 1985 and seeing one of those SCOT pumpers rolling code 3. Seeing that "SCOT" nameplate stuck with me, and I always hoped to see one whenever my family took me to Canada.
I look forward to July Kenny!! I have a shot of the truck at LeBlanc's when it was in the process of being parted out......i'll look for it. I also have a shot of the Fredericton Platform operating a few months ago at a multiple alarm in Fredericton. I'll post that too.
Ex. Halifax Regional Fire Services
1976 SCOT C1FD/King 1050/800 Picture taken at Halifax Regional Fire Services Fleet Division awaiting disposal Originally purchased by Westphal/Cole Harbor Fire Department NS(prior to amalgamation with Halifax) |
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