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[Mark V. Carr]

Medic 13 is a 2008 Chevrolet/AEV Modular.



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[Mark V. Carr]

Station 2 has the department's hazmat team. Truck 2 is a 1994 Sutphen Deluge 1500/500/75' Platform #HS2934.



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[Mark V. Carr]

Engine 2 is a 2005 Pierce Arrow XT 1500/750 Pumper #15809-04.



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[Mark V. Carr]

The HazMat Support Unit is a 1988 Ford F800 with a Buyers stake body. As you can see, it used to be Tanker 12.



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[Mark V. Carr]

Engine 14 is one of the department's new CAFS pumpers and is a 2007 Pierce Arrow XT 1500/500/25A/25B Pumper #18783-01.



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[Mark V. Carr]

Tanker 14 is a 2006 International 7400/Pierce Contender 500/3000 Tanker #726512.



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[Mark V. Carr]

This 1985 Ford C8000/Seagrave 100' ladder is currently housed at Station 14 and is designated Reserve Truck 1.



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[Mark V. Carr]

Engine 1 has this 2004 Pierce Arrow XT 1500/750 Pumper #15809-05.



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[Mark V. Carr]

And Truck 1 is this 2006 Pierce Arrow XT 100' Tillered Ladder. Andrew climbed all over this rig and couldn't find any shop numbers on it.



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[Ladder 68]

Great photos as usual. Thanks for sharing them.



A couple of questions if I may about Fairview (York County Station #68).



Is Engine 68-2 the same rig that was once yellow?



What happened to the old Pierce Lance that was Rescue 68?



If this is the same department, did they paint their relatively new KW tanker to match the new department color scheme?



Thanks in advance.

[jim kay]

Ahhhh great pics Mark, You got some Forsyth apparatus that I didn't even know about.Love the classic ladder....Next time your in the area just a short drive south on 400 check out Johns Creek FD where they have a new fleet of Pierce Engines and Towers,They are the newest city in North Fulton to start there own FD,then travel over to Alpharetta they also have some new apparatus.

[Mark V. Carr]

[quote name='Ladder 68' post='256642' date='Oct 26 2008, 00:02 ']Great photos as usual. Thanks for sharing them.



A couple of questions if I may about Fairview (York County Station #68).



Is Engine 68-2 the same rig that was once yellow?



What happened to the old Pierce Lance that was Rescue 68?



If this is the same department, did they paint their relatively new KW tanker to match the new department color scheme?



Thanks in advance.[/quote]



Hey Larry, I'm not sure what you're referring to here. Are you possibly replying to a different post?



Mark

[Mark V. Carr]

[quote name='jim kay' post='256661' date='Oct 26 2008, 07:31 ']Ahhhh great pics Mark, You got some Forsyth apparatus that I didn't even know about.Love the classic ladder....Next time your in the area just a short drive south on 400 check out Johns Creek FD where they have a new fleet of Pierce Engines and Towers,They are the newest city in North Fulton to start there own FD,then travel over to Alpharetta they also have some new apparatus.[/quote]



Thanks Jim, we actually drove through John's Crick but didn't have time to stop. We'll save that for another trip.



Mark

[GA_Dave]

We also shot a bunch of other rigs yesterday. Here is Forsyth County's Sutphen Deluge/Clay 1250/1000 Pumper as Reserve Engine 13. It bears Sutphen #H53114 and Clay #0995039. We could not locate a year.

Just a little typo on that number, it should be HS-3114. It's a 1996 and was originally Engine 8. I'm pretty sure the tank holds 750 gallons, not 1000.

[GA_Dave]

Well, yesterday, Andrew Messer and I, went in search of this rig in Forsyth County, GA. It's formerly from Griffin, GA and is a beautiful 1937 Pirsch 55' ladder truck.

Serial Number 1022.

[GA_Dave]

And Truck 1 is this 2006 Pierce Arrow XT 100' Tillered Ladder. Andrew climbed all over this rig and couldn't find any shop numbers on it.

It's a 2004 and carries #15808.

[Mark V. Carr]

[quote name='GA_Dave' post='256714' date='Oct 26 2008, 11:39 ']It's a 2004 and carries #15808.[/quote]





Darn Messer! That's the last time I rely on him for my numbers! <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' /> Thanks Dave.

[Andrew2340]

It isn't my fault that some of y'all can't read your own writing there Mark <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' /> My notes say precisely HS-3114



We had a really good trip, and yes, for those of you who know me, I got to shoot about 15 ambulances. Also the ALF/Clay engine you posted carries ALF Cab # F11263. For those of you that have got to shoot the Pirsch Aerial from Forsyth County, you can appreciate how beautiful that truck really is. I was amazed how well-kept it was!

[Ladder 68]

You right. I'm an idiot and posted on the wrong thread.



Thanks.

[Mark V. Carr]

[quote name='Andrew2340' post='256734' date='Oct 26 2008, 13:59 ']It isn't my fault that some of y'all can't read your own writing there Mark <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' /> My notes say precisely HS-3114



We had a really good trip, and yes, for those of you who know me, I got to shoot about 15 ambulances. Also the ALF/Clay engine you posted carries ALF Cab # F11263. For those of you that have got to shoot the Pirsch Aerial from Forsyth County, you can appreciate how beautiful that truck really is. I was amazed how well-kept it was![/quote]



You got me there Mesner! Yep, me needs new glasses I guess.