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Virginia apparatus - miscellaneous
[quote name='pumper8032' timestamp='1302572842' post='434108']

The then Ladder 1



I understand it was a 1990 Seagrave Tiller Ex Richmond Virginia

Replaced in 2007 and sold to Cornelius FD in North Carolina.

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Richmond Truck 7 1988 Seagrave 100 FT-TDA


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October 25, 1858 - October 25, 2020 = 162 years old
The sixth oldest paid, documented, Fire Department in the United States
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Thats all I can find for now. Hope you enjoy.
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[quote name='Truckman' timestamp='1302578626' post='434193']

Richmond Truck 7 1988 Seagrave 100 FT-TDA

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Ahhh brilliant thanks for the update mate
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HAYMARKET-GAINESVILLE, VIRGINIA

TANKER 4-1

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY

MACK F/?????

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DAVE BOWEN COLLECTION UNKNOWN PHOTOGRAPHER



DOES ANYONE KNOW THE YEAR WHO BUILT THE TANK, PUMP AND TANK SIZE?
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RICHMOND COUNTY, VIRGINIA

FORD F/OREN

[Image: RICHMONDCOUNTY01022.jpg]

DAVE BOWEN COLLECTION UNKNOWN PHOTOGRAPHER



I THINK THIS IS A 1956 UNKNOWN PUMP AND TANK

I AM UNFAMILIAR WITH RICHMOND COUNTY. IS FARNHAM DIVISION THE STATION IT IS ASSIGNED?
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[quote name='davepa' timestamp='1302649977' post='434323']

RICHMOND COUNTY, VIRGINIA

FORD F/OREN

[Image: RICHMONDCOUNTY01022.jpg]

DAVE BOWEN COLLECTION UNKNOWN PHOTOGRAPHER



I THINK THIS IS A 1956 UNKNOWN PUMP AND TANK

I AM UNFAMILIAR WITH RICHMOND COUNTY. IS FARNHAM DIVISION THE STATION IT IS ASSIGNED?

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I believe so.Its Station 2 in Richmond County which is Farnham.
Trey White
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[quote name='treywhite' timestamp='1302650785' post='434332']

I believe so.Its Station 2 in Richmond County which is Farnham.

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Welcome Trey.





Farnham is a small town in Richmond County, VA



Not to be confused with Richmond City. There is about a 53 miles seperation between the two.
John Hinant
Retired Member of Richmond VA Fire Bureau

October 25, 1858 - October 25, 2020 = 162 years old
The sixth oldest paid, documented, Fire Department in the United States
First established in 1782







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Stafford Engine and Truck 2


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Alexandria Engine 58


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Stafford Engine 2


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Engine and Medic 55


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Yorkshire Engine 8


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Yorkshire Attack 8 - Extrication Capable


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Yorkshire Engine 8-Bravo in quarters


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Stafford once ran this 1971 American LaFrance 900 TDA 100 FT, whch was orginaly Richmond, VA Truck 3





Unknown Photographter



My Collection


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John Hinant
Retired Member of Richmond VA Fire Bureau

October 25, 1858 - October 25, 2020 = 162 years old
The sixth oldest paid, documented, Fire Department in the United States
First established in 1782







"In God We Trust - All Others We Take For Granted"
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This is what that Truck looked as Richmond Truck 3.



My collection


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Retired Member of Richmond VA Fire Bureau

October 25, 1858 - October 25, 2020 = 162 years old
The sixth oldest paid, documented, Fire Department in the United States
First established in 1782







"In God We Trust - All Others We Take For Granted"
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[quote name='Truckman' timestamp='1303527688' post='436340']

This is what that Truck looked as Richmond Truck 3.



My collection

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Where is the siren (Fed Q or Electronic) on this rig?
Remember, it's their Emergency, not yours !  Arrive Alive !
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[quote name='Engine504Driver' timestamp='1303604635' post='436462']

Where is the siren (Fed Q or Electronic) on this rig?

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Hard to tell but it looks like its a Federal 184 (?) with a siren speaker integrated into the base of the beacon ray.
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Richmond didn't use Federal Q2B's back then Chris, and SrFireOfficial is correct the siren speaker is part of the beacon ray.
Paul Edwards

Contributor - Fire & EMS Virginia Magazine

Dispatcher - Virginia Fire Net (VFN102)
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[quote name='Engine504Driver' timestamp='1303604635' post='436462']

Where is the siren (Fed Q or Electronic) on this rig?

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These rides didn't have Q's. The electronic speaker was the base of the 184 light.



The Q2 wasn't out yet in 1971.


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First established in 1782







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