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Glendale FD
Truck 29 1966 Seagrave 85' Midmount. Also served the Sierra Madre FD as Truck 41 later in life.
Great pictures, I LOVE the old shots from back in the day. Keep'em coming.
Thanks for sharing.
How long have they had Tender 16 for?
Quote:How long have they had Tender 16 for?They've had it for sometime now I would say they probably got it early to mid 90's.
What is the round thing on the back of Glendale's Seagrave Engine? Looks to be either a vent fan or a foam fan.
John Fauble
I am interested in all of the equipment and apparatus used in fire fighting and ems service.
I think that's a foam generator (hi-ex?), from the days before pre-piped systems were common.
Quote:What is the round thing on the back of Glendale's Seagrave Engine? Looks to be either a vent fan or a foam fan.
John I.
Fire/EMS Dispatcher / EMT-B Fire Apparatus Photographer / Hobbyist www.fireapparatusphotos.com www.flickr.com/image7801 Nikon D5600 (retired: Nikon D90) / Nikkor 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 / Nikkor 35mm f/1.8 Quote:I think that's a foam generator (hi-ex?), from the days before pre-piped systems were common. I believe you're right. I remember seeing one being used in a demonstration in the back of Station 29 for a bunch of kids on a tour of the station.
Burbank FD
Engine 11 Taken during a FD Event at Johnny Carson Park across from the NBC Studios in Burbank. <a class="bbc_url" href="http://s969.photobucket.com/user/LAFD42/media/Verdugo%20Fire/Burbank%20Fire/img237_zpsxqzhgstt.jpg.html"></a>
San Gabriel FD
1957 Mack B 1000/300. <a class="bbc_url" href="http://s969.photobucket.com/user/LAFD42/media/Verdugo%20Fire/San%20Gabriel%20Fire/img232_zps3qjzqqml.jpg.html"></a>
What was there purpose with running both Wagon & Pump?
Quote:What was there purpose with running both Wagon & Pump?The 2 engine companies cover Downtown and the financial districts of the city. Tactics were, that the Pump would sit at the hydrant and pump, while the Wagon would lay a line from the Pump and roll up to the fire scene and attack the fire.
Ummm...Dont most of us just lay a line from the hydrant to the fire? LOL J/K
Was it more of a pressure issiue with the hydrants? or was it more like boosting the flow to the fire from the pumper at the hydrant. Quote:Ummm...Dont most of us just lay a line from the hydrant to the fire? LOL J/K If I recall correctly, it was a means of boosting the flow. LAFD did/does use the same process with their Task Force Concept that was started as a result of the 1965 Watts Riots. Hope that helps,
Interesting to see Glendale used the wagon & pumper concept. This was something that was popular here in the Mid-Atlantic, where the term Wagon is still used quite a bit, even though the two-piece engine companies were phased out years ago.
Taylor Goodman
Captain - Henrico County (VA) Division of Fire Fire Chief - Huguenot VFD, Powhatan, VA |
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