Hahn...post them if you got them.

[mdmodeler]

   

I got this picture from Hahn in 1983 or early 1984

Hahn Publicity Photo Copy

[tntway]

Thank You Frank for the Glastonbury pics. you have brought back a flood of memories. there were two more Hahns in Glastonbury. another 1979 1000/500 that was assigned to Engine 21. this piece was identical to Engine 11. another 1983 model had a 1000 gallon tank and was assigned to Engine 32. that piece may STILL be in reserve. 31 and 21 were glidered by E\-One several years ago. the other two 1979's have been recently disposed of and Engine 12 is still in service.

[engine216]

Good Intent Fire Company No. 1 of Pottsville. Company 10, Schuylkill County.



Old Engine 11

1988 Hahn

[engine216]

Good Intent Fire Company No. 1 of Pottsville. Company 10, Schuylkill County, Pa.



Old Engine 11

1975 Hahn







Picture from Schuylkill County Historical Society

[wardengine]

[quote name='engine216' post='112419' date='May 27 2007, 14:25 ']Good Intent Fire Company No. 1 of Pottsville. Company 10, Schuylkill County, Pa.



Old Engine 11

1975 Hahn







Picture from Schuylkill County Historical Society[/quote]





in service with locust gap fire of northumberland county pa

[Frank B]

NJ Batistown Kingwood Fire Co 1941 Hahn #6426-I

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palo alto pa citizen's fire schuylkill county just placed this 1987 hahn ex pitman new jersey 1000gpm in service to replace their old hahn that went to mocanaqua fire luzerne county pa

[engine216]

Colonial Park Fire Company. Company 33, Dauphin County, Pa.



Old Engine 33

1980 Hahn







Picture by Brian Glasmire

[engine216]

Colonial Park Fire Company. Company 33, Dauphin County, Pa.



Engine 33-1

1986 Hahn/Saulsbury

Here is a picture of it before it was refurbed.







Credit to the original photographer.



Here is a picture of it after it was refurbed.







Credit to the original photographer.

Picture from the Colonial Park website.

[Frank B]

CT New Fairfield 1968 Ford C-950 Hahn



Dick Adelman collection

Scanned from a slide

[Guest]

Vol. Fire Co. #1 of Pawtuxet, RI (City of Cranston, RI) - Engine 6 1972 Hahn 1000 gpm, 500 gal tank. I rode this engine from 1972 -1978. The unit was in service until the company was disbanded on 1/1/95. This was the first Hahn in service in the State of Rhode Island.

[Guest]

Oak Lawn Vol. Fire Assn., Cranston, RI Engine 5 - 1972 Hahn/Ford - The second Hahn in service in Cranston.

[Guest]

Meshanticut Park Vol. Fire Dept., Cranston, RI - 1973 Hahn - the third Hahn in two years delivered in Cranston.

[Guest]

Cranston Engine 1 - 1974 Hahn. After three Hahns were put in service by volunteer companies in the city, the career department bought one in 1974.

[Guest]

Another shot of Pawtuxet Engine 6 in action. Photographer Unknown, but may be Lincoln Smith of Warwick.

[engine216]

Friendship Fire Company of Carlisle. Company 42, Cumberland County, Pa. This company is no longer in service.



Old Engine 1-42

1975 Hahn







Credit to the original photographer.

[Guest]

Pahrump Valley Fire Rescue Nye County Nevada

[Guest]

East Whiteland Chester County PA

[BA000049]

Additional info on the East Whiteland Hahn:



I ran my first working job on this engine over 20 years ago. (Gee, I am old !)



Still in front line service - due to be finally replaced with a new E\-One in the fall.



1969 Hahn 78, Cincinnati canopy cab, 1250/500, model C-10. The engine was purchased for $33,590 and delivered on 5/20/69. It has the distinction of being the first engine purchased with the new YW paint scheme and a diesel engine. It has a 6-71N Detroit (235 HP) with a Fuller 5- speed w/American LaFrance shift pattern. It was housed on 5/13/78. The pump was rebuilt in 1984 when a supply hose inner liner failed at a drill at the Lee Tire complex. Tom Donnachie was the engineer that night. The entire engine was refurbed by the Hahn Service Facility in 1987 for $56,715. The diesel engine was rebuilt in 1988 for $6,000. Crosslays were added in 1993 for $650 by Glick. OnSpot chaines were installed in 11/94 by Glick. In June of 1997 it was moved to the temporary sub-station at the old bus garage at Hershey Mills Road & King Road when the Rt. 352 bridge was being replaced, and the response times to the southern part of the township were delayed because of the longer route that had to be taken. It was moved back to the Planebrook station in 8/98 when the bridge reopened. The gas tank was replaced in 9/98 by Glick Fire Equipment. It was loaned to East Brandywine on 3/7/07 when they had a bunch of units OOS for refurbs and maintenance. Returned on 4/5/07

[Guest]

Brunswick,NY

1987 Hahn

1250/1000

Ron Bogardus photo