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Its not Columbia #4's Mack



   

Assistant Chief <br/>Adam Ebersole
Lampeter Fire Company
Engine Company 54
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[quote name='FDNYTRUCKS.com' post='171996' date='Dec 16 2007, 23:25 ']Plus, the fender compartments are different too.



yes they are. long double door on the relic, singles on the Philly rig.[/quote]



Ummm Mike -

Philly Mack's had 2 Compartments over each rear wheel. The one in question has 2 compartments over the rear as well... Cant tell what is on the driver's side. The Suction Hose could have been added in the referb... Hard to say.
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About 12 years ago I found this old Dodge fm-pumper sitting behind the River Inn Hotel/Restaurant in the Big Sur area of California. Maybe once a hotel-owned private fire truck? Body builder unknown.



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This old International V-190 with ALF bodywork I found along US-89 in southern Utah, lettered for Long Valley. Sorry, no ALF # no.



Juergen Kiefer photo



   
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This 1963 Crown with rare four-door cab I found behind the fire-station in Springdale/Utah. Unfortunately, no one was around. I found out, that this Crown with the # F-1290 with 1250 gpm-pump and 500 gallon-tank was originally in service with the L.A. County FD and later sold to Springdale.



Maybe someone knows, if this beauty was saved ?



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This is truly sad for me. This rig is 1973 Seagrave I grew up with. It was Pumper 4 unitl the station was closed in the early 1980's. It then spent time as Pumper 6 and finished up its service as Pumper 1 until the current one arrived in 1996. This rig was involved in a serious accident in the late 1980's when it and Pumper 6 hit at an intersection. I thought she was done then but the city fixed her up. Now to see her is sad. She it sitting behind a toy store falling to pieces. <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Sad' />



   
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Here is the above listed Seagrave in 1989 when it was involved in an accident with another pumper responding to a building fire. Credit to Dale Brown for the photo.



   
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This alf engine is at Bernies junk yard.


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1980 American lafrance ex from FDNY.


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1983 Seagrave rear mount ex from FDNY


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The back of the Seagrave rear mount.


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[quote name='BAIN172' post='174083' date='Dec 26 2007, 16:23 ']The back of the Seagrave rear mount.[/quote]

Are these located in the Junkyard outside Quakertown PA. IF so the only one left is 1 1980- American Lafrance Engine, everyhting else is gone.
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Its in Coopersburgh
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Oh ok... same area.
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I have a picture of AP8033 I will upload...
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Thank you Joel D bain
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Anyone know the Mechanical Status of the Landover Hills Mack? I ride that thing when it was "Water Supply 30." Hillside and Chapel Oaks also had similar units. I would love to get my hands on that thing.....send me and email or message on here..with the info if anyone has it.



Thanks!
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[quote name='usonian' timestamp='1296877893' post='423827']

My immediate first thought on this rig was that it looks like the Charlie Brown Christmas Tree of Fire Engines. Poor thing.

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The other day, I finally achieved one of two lifelong goals I have. One is to shoot at least one Young Crusader, the other was to shoot at least one Maxim F model. Well, here's the F-model I shot! It's been mentioned on the boards many times, but after it went OOS back in the early 2000's it went MIA. I finally found the old gal parked on Sevierville HWY in Maryville, TN.



Gatlinburg, TN "X Ladder 1"



1971 Maxim FFC262L100

0/0/100' Maxim (the sticker on the aerial said 85')

S/N # 2864

Motor # F817G200573

Delivered: April 1971

X: Port Washington, NY "Ladder 1" (According to Bill F's database...I've also heard it's ex-Westerly, RI "Ladder 1" which is S/N # 2874)



Andrew Messer Photo (2008)



   
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Haywood County, NC


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