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John Kenealy
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Rich Dean, Butler, New Jersey, USA
Member of Kinney Hose Co. 1, Butler Fire Dept. since 1973, Fire Police Officer since 2000 Dispatcher at Butler Police Communications from March 1975 to July 2009 Secretary of North Jersey Volunteer Firemen's Association since 1980 Member of Tri-Boro First Aid Squad (volunteer ems) since 2000 as a driver Member of many Yahoogroups, owner of some such as: [post="0"]FirematicEvents Yahoogroup[/post]the place to for listing and discussion of any event by a public safety organization. [post="0"]RailfanEvents Yahoogroup[/post] [post="0"]Railpics Yahoogroup[/post]
Scott - Thank you for sharing these great shots! Regarding the Pleasantville Seagrave Pumper - could that actually be a Maxim Patrol? From the research I have done Pleasantville ran mostly ALF pumpers but did have a Maxim Patrol of the early 1930's vintage? Perhaps Howie can shed some light - regardless - please keep this great stuff coming!
Quote:New Paltz, NY had this beautiful Ward LaFrance pumper. 1955 WLF 85T 500 GPM #3862 Here is a shot of it taken this past summer in Birmingham, AL. Quote:The Snyder FC of Amhurst, NY (that sound right?) had this 1976 Oshkosh/Young 100' ladder. Snyder is a community located in the Town of Amherst, NY, in Erie County. This rig, a 1976 Oshkosh L-1838/Young 1000/0/100' LTI ladder, #76-631, served Snyder until 1990 when it was sold to Kearsarge, PA, then to Brookside, PA, and most recently to Miles City, MT. |
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