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TEXAS RIGS
Terrell's reserve engine is a 1995 E\-One Cyclone, 1250/500.


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Terrell's Truck 2 is this 1987 E\-One Hurricane, 80ft/1250/300.


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[quote name='biotelbob' timestamp='1326437176' post='471087']

Terrell's Truck 2 is this 1987 E\-One Hurricane, 80ft/1250/300.

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What is the reason for the "off-set" speakers? Or are my eyes tired & wornout...LOL...
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I don't know if those are actually offset or not... But Dallas used to offset theirs to provide better sound coverage to the sides. Not sure how well it actually worked, but in theory it seems like its a good idea.
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D.C.F.D. angled their's to "bounce off" the buildings and better side-street coverage. I saw some angled Dallas before.
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Canadian, Texas Engine One

75ft E\-One Quint



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Canadian Texas Engine 2

GMC/Ferrara Top Mount Pumper

This Engine is Second Due At All responses And will relay for the ladder posted above.



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Canadian Texas Rescue One



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And my FAVORITE rig from my visit with the Canadian Fire Department



Canadian Engine 3

1967 International/Boardman Pumper

This Engine is still in active service and is Third Due. Has 7500 Original Miles.



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Looks like the don't like but a inch or two dragging the tailboard on the ladder when they pull out!
Kory Green



Captain

Dresden Fire Department



Training Officer

Martin Fire Department
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Steven:



Nice shots of the Canadian, Texas, apparatus.



Thanks for providing the different views of the rigs.



Looks like the Panhandle was experiencing the unseasonably nice weather as was the DFW area.



Lindsay D

Richardson, TX



   
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[quote name='Kory' timestamp='1326601970' post='471298']

Looks like the don't like but a inch or two dragging the tailboard on the ladder when they pull out!

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I got a little nervous when they pulled it out for me, I thought it was going to scrape. I was able to stand in the bay door and look down the ladder, Its a very steep apron.





You're welcome Lindsay
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I knew that it looked very close, thanks for the reply!
Kory Green



Captain

Dresden Fire Department



Training Officer

Martin Fire Department
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NICE International!!
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Taylor, TX (Williamson County) New Brush 1

2012 Ford F-450/Wildfire



   
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1996 Spartan Diamond-General Safety 1250-750 (General Safety # 96MET29) Engine 2 Lucas, TX



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Richardson, TX



   
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1996 Spartan Diamond-General Safety 1250-750 (General Safety # 96MET29) Engine 2 Lucas, TX



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Richardson, TX



   
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1996 Spartan Diamond-General Safety 1250-750 (General Safety # 96MET29) Engine 2 Lucas, TX



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Richardson, TX



   
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1996 Spartan Diamond-General Safety 1250-750 (General Safety # 96MET29) Engine 2 Lucas, TX



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Lindsay D

Richardson, TX



   
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1996 Spartan Diamond-General Safety 1250-750 (General Safety # 96MET29) Engine 2 Lucas, TX



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Richardson, TX



   
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