Back by popular demand. Fire away boys!
I'll start it with the sharpest one I know....MINE!
I'll start it with the sharpest one I know....MINE!
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Back by popular demand. Fire away boys!
I'll start it with the sharpest one I know....MINE! 1979 International Cargostar/Hamerly 1,000 gpm Waterous 2 stage, 500 gwt, 50 gft. In service as Engine 2 from 1979-2001
Ed Saliba Jr.
1st Assistant Chief City of New Kensington Bureau of Fire I.S.O. Class 4 Department
Ed Saliba Jr.
1st Assistant Chief City of New Kensington Bureau of Fire I.S.O. Class 4 Department A shot of it as Engine 11, reserve engine.
Ed Saliba Jr.
1st Assistant Chief City of New Kensington Bureau of Fire I.S.O. Class 4 Department A shot of it before it was put on the lowboy after being sold.
Ed Saliba Jr.
1st Assistant Chief City of New Kensington Bureau of Fire I.S.O. Class 4 Department
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1979 International Cargostar/Hamerly 1,000 gpm Waterous 2 stage, 500 gwt, 50 gft. In service as Engine 2 from 1979-2001 [/quote] I so wanted to buy the New Kensington IHC but wasnt quite ready yet. And for what it went for I could have!
Raritan Twp, Hunterdon County, NJ had this 1975 Ford. It operated at a Service Truck until being replaced. The Township sold the truck to the First Aid Squad who made it a Tactical Support Unit. Gary can chime in as he helped to referb the rig for the Squad. It is currently for sale.
This photo shows Raritan Twp's rig shortly after delivery in a parade in Ringoes - circa 1976.
Quote: Raritan Twp, Hunterdon County, NJ had this 1975 Ford. It operated at a Service Truck until being replaced. The Township sold the truck to the First Aid Squad who made it a Tactical Support Unit. Gary can chime in as he helped to referb the rig for the Squad. It is currently for sale. was this a city service ladder truck before its conversion to a squad
This 1975 Chevy / Hammerly of Newmanstown Lebanon County formerly served as
Rescue 31 of Wernersville Boro, Berks County.
And In my humble opinion, the best looking Hammerly on the Block.
Old Myerstown Goodwill Lebanon County Engine 30-1 1978
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was this a city service ladder truck before its conversion to a squad [/quote] No, as a matter of fact it only carried a 12' combination ladder. Carried salvage equipment - covers, runners, submersible pumps, cascade system, haz-mat supplies and foam concentrate, floodlights and 15 Kw generator, plus ladder company handtools and saws before the tower ladder was purchased. It also was the only rig when purchased in 1976 that members could ride and "pack up" on the way to calls, in the open air bench seat in the pack. Nothing like riding back there when it was sleeting or pouring rain....but at that time the two first out pumpers had two door cabs and no jumpseats. Has a 534 gas motor and a five speed trans with split rear...sort of an art to get the most out of it, especially on hills. In its second life, the rig was used to carry trench and structural collapse equipment - the rear bench was removed and that area stored trench panels, wales and shoring lumber under the custom tarp we had made. "Re-furbed" in-house for less than $12,000 - served as the collapse rig from 1997 until December 2010 - not a bad investment since it only cost the Squad a dollar when purchased from the township. As John mentioned, currently for sale. Thanks, Gary |
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