Empire State Oldies

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Depew E1

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East Amherst R5

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Grand Island E3

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Grand Island R7

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Highland Hose E1

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Lancaster E1

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Lancaster E5

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Lancaster R3

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Scranton E2 Hamburg NY

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Scranton T6

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Sheridan Park E2

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Snyder T6 Amherst NY

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Again, Snyder T6

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Snyder E1

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Snyder E2

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Snyder R5

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South Line 7-1 Cheektowaga NY

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South Line E1

[Guest]

[quote name='sparky' post='4004' date='Jul 5 2006, 14:52 ']Highland Hose E1[/quote]





Interesting........This is only the third top mount pump panel ALF, I have seen. The two other belongs to Central Square, Oswego County and Tully, Onondaga County. Both can be seen on [url="http://www.cnyfiretrucks.com/"]http://www.cnyfiretrucks.com/[/url]



This one is a little different with its high side compartments. I was always led to believe that they were twins and the only two built. C. Sq's is a 1978 and I believe Tully's is the same. Both are in service with their departments.





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Just counting ALF Century pumpers, I've shot nine that were top mounts. I'd say there were about 25-30 built, plus those on other chassis, such as the Pioneer and CTC. ALF also built them on commercial chassis.