Dallas Fire Department Apparatus

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I believe that is the first assistant chief, 800 is the chief of fire.



BC's are single digits



[quote name='ffemtwakeman' post='235119' date='Aug 2 2008, 10:45 ']Unit 801. I think this was a Battalion Chiefs vehicle, but I can't remember.

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here we go with my photos



this is 490, according to the cad it is in the special ops division

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852 maintenance

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856 shops vehicle

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booster 4 and another booster

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red 2, this is stationed at station 21 love field airport

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here is one of those mid-mount's ronnie mentioned

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829 air vehicle

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a few old rigs, i think they were parted out

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engine 10

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truck 11

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engine 18

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truck 41

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truck 20

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The new generation tillers in Dallas, the Spartan/Crimson rigs like the '04 for L20 pictured, appear as though the trailers would be easy to drag being so low to the ground. The slighly older '03 Spartan/LTI tillers looked to have better clearance on the trailers. Either way, the at least have them. In HFD we could use about 4 or 5 of them ourselves but rear mount is all we know.



Thanks for the photos.

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[quote name='bownasterm' post='235312' date='Aug 2 2008, 21:08 ']booster 4 and another booster[/quote]



Are these brush trucks?

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Yes they also use them on parking garage fires.







[quote name='JFong' post='235677' date='Aug 3 2008, 23:15 ']Are these brush trucks?[/quote]

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[quote name='bownasterm' post='235679' date='Aug 3 2008, 21:21 ']Yes they also use them on parking garage fires.[/quote]



Thanks for the info. Guess I'm used to them being called brush trucks.

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