Baltimore County MD

[Guest]

Do you have any more because my dad is looking for more photos, and he is looking for the hydraulic cylinders for the outriggers and the aerial ladder.

[Guest]

The hydraulic cylinders are for truck 1 the 1982 alf tiller.

[Guest]

Sorry that is pretty much all I have. I don't have like any close ups of the outriggers or anything like that.

[Guest]

Heres old truck 1 the american lafrance tiller.

[Guest]

Heres old truck 15 but with a different company.

[Fire28]

Went out to Eastern Baltimore County in the hopes of catching up on some new/needed stuff.



First Stop

E15

B15

Hazmat Support Unit 15

[Fire28]

Next Stop

B6

M6

[Fire28]

Following that and doing some back tracking.



E71

M107

[Fire28]

Then over to their next due.



B12

M12

[Fire28]

Finally the biggest score of the day



Station 52. While talking with the EMS Lt. their he told me they are going to be replacing the utility(529) here shortly with a special unit similar to SU267. They also told me a new SQD is in the 5yr plan. Their also going to be moving their station and merging with 1 possibly 2 other volunteer organizations when they move. (More to come on that later)



Ok the Pictures



SQ523

M525

UT527

DU528

UT529

[Guest]

The Cockeysville Volunteer Fire Company (Baltimore County, MD Company 39) will be placing into service a new Engine 392 on Monday evening, July 16th. E392 is a 2007 American LaFrance Eagle 1250GPM/1000GWT, which replaces a 1991 Freightliner/Peterbuilt 1250GPM/1000GWT.

[Guest]

Engine 392

[Guest]

Engine 392

[Guest]

Here are the old & new Engine 392 rigs together.



The old apparatus is a 1991 Freightliner/Peterbuilt 1250GPM/1000GWT

[1958 F.W.D.]

No offense implied-



Thats definetly a Freightliner chassis- but I have to ask you to double check your notes on the body builder- I dont recall ever having seen or heard that Pete is building firetruck bodies......and if they did, I highly doubt they would build one on a Freightshaker chassis- one of their arch rivals!!!!!!!!

[GA_Dave]

No offense implied-



Thats definetly a Freightliner chassis- but I have to ask you to double check your notes on the body builder- I dont recall ever having seen or heard that Pete is building firetruck bodies......and if they did, I highly doubt they would build one on a Freightshaker chassis- one of their arch rivals!!!!!!!!

Appears to be a 4-Guys.

[Guest]

New engine looks nice, I thought 4-Guys put their logo over the rear wheel. Although like many others, could've been removed.

[npfd801]

[quote name='squad546' post='129799' date='Jul 15 2007, 22:24 ']New engine looks nice, I thought 4-Guys put their logo over the rear wheel. Although like many others, could've been removed.[/quote]



The department's web site indicates that the body on the Freightshaker is a 4-Guys.



[url="http://www.cvfc.org/apparatus.php"]Cockeysville Fire[/url]

[hp1530]

Great shots. Any idea what they are going to do with the Freightliner engine? A reserve or maybe put up for sale?

[Guest]

Great shots. Both are very nice looking pieces.