Engine 3 , a Seagrave at the same alarm
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Is that a spare for E-3?
Also, does anyone have info/pics of the Volunteer companies in the city? Gerritsen beach?
Try www.fdnytrucks.com and select "special units" scroll down and you'll find what you need. www.fdnytrucks.com/files/html/specialunits.htm
Bob C.
Retired member: NZ Fire Service (19 years) Retired member: Order of St. John Ambulance (3.5 years)
[quote name='nycfirebuff' post='56122' date='Dec 4 2006, 12:22 ']Is that a spare for E-3?
Also, does anyone have info/pics of the Volunteer companies in the city? Gerritsen beach?[/quote] [url="http://fdnytrucks.com/files/html/specialunits/gb.htm"]http://fdnytrucks.com/files/html/specialunits/gb.htm[/url]
People complaining about spam in the spam mail box... Huh, what'll they think of next?
Yeah, 3's using a spare in that pic. Looks to me like a '97 or '98.
Eli Gill - [url="http://10-75.Net"]10-75.Net[/url]
great shots, what is a satellite unit?
I already seen fdnytrucks.com. Tanks. Was looking to see if anyone had any other pics or info.
The rig E-3 is using seems to be a 97. Satellite units are best described as a big hosewagon. They have no pump, and are supplied by the 2,000gpm engine they are housed with. they carry a portable maniflold, foam, and LDH.
That's a sweet pic of da Satellite... any pics with the mighty monitor in operation?
Russell Pascoe
Brampton, Ontario Canada [url="http://ottawafirepics.blogspot.com/"]http://ottawafirepics.blogspot.com/[/url] [url="http://torontofire.blogspot.com/"]http://torontofire.blogspot.com/[/url] SUPPORT OUR TROOPS Da' Maxi water unit, Stang in operation! Credit to original photographer.
Eli Gill - [url="http://10-75.Net"]10-75.Net[/url]
[quote name='nycfirebuff' post='56173' date='Dec 4 2006, 17:39 ']I already seen fdnytrucks.com. Tanks. Was looking to see if anyone had any other pics or info.
The rig E-3 is using seems to be a 97. Satellite units are best described as a big hosewagon. They have no pump, and are supplied by the 2,000gpm engine they are housed with. they carry a portable maniflold, foam, and LDH.[/quote] thanks for the info on the satellite,i was wondering if there are any pics of the super pumper in action.
[quote name='tony34' post='56270' date='Dec 4 2006, 22:45 ']thanks for the info on the satellite,i was wondering if there are any pics
of the super pumper in action.[/quote] Steve Spak has a good pic on his site. [url="http://stevespak.com/apparatus.html"]http://stevespak.com/apparatus.html[/url]
[quote name='Russell' post='56241' date='Dec 4 2006, 20:47 ']That's a sweet pic of da Satellite... any pics with the mighty monitor in operation?[/quote]
[url="http://stevespak.com/fires/brooklyn/77-10-36.html"]http://stevespak.com/fires/brooklyn/77-10-36.html[/url] 1/2 way down the page is "Maxi Water" Satt.6 operating the monitor at the bklyn 10th alarm.
Fireboat Kevin C. Kane seen celebrating the suceessful removal of the USS Intrepid (CV-11) from its pier after getting stuck in the mud. The Intrepid is now an a museum, and is going to Bayonne, NJ for drydocking after 23 years at its pier.
Fireboat Governor Alfred Smith was also present, pumping red, white, and blue streams of water.
[quote name='grumpyFF' post='56562' date='Dec 5 2006, 19:23 ']Another smaller FDNY launch mo-21[/quote]
Great shots Grumpy! That was a cold morning! Phil, Bklyn.
nice pictures you made here, i used em as preview for a model:
Still have to change the number of the vehicle to 42 but i´m first gonna finish the skin and some more details thanks for sharing Regards |
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