PCFD ENG58
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He saw the fire and just wanted to help !
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Port Chester FD on location for 31 days !RB&W fire in Port Chester. That used a lot of water.
I believe at one point (from stories at the dinner table) that the Super Pumper System was being planned on to pump out of the Byrum River around day 4 or so.
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Recycle plant downtown Port Chester 1990 Draft from Byram river, 1994 again Recycle plant draft from Byram. 1984 Sea-land fire downtown Byram again.
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Looking good, what about the older one are you guys still going to work on that one or is it dead .
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That is definately the Classic 1958 Ward LaFrance Engine 6 (The one with the Eagle Embalems that were gold leafed on both the side doors of the rig). Can't tell if the other Engine Company photographed with Engine 6 was a Ward LaFrance or one of the ALF's (Can tell from the Circle Embalem on the rear what Engine Company that one was from).
Does anyone have any ideas what Engine Company that was? That other engine is a 800 Amercan LaFrance 1957 till1958 , full body compartments with older cab [1948 till 1958]
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This chief has no clue, what saw does he posses that will cut through a metal deck roof?
Hand saw ?
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Smoke showing covers it all !
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What is the difference between a car fire and a working car fire ?
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Add on order from FDNY contract It's a 1976 Seagrave. My uncle was a Chief in Central when this was orderd.Not Westchester but close....Greenwich CT 77 Seagrave 100 ft. photo by Glen Vincent
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Was it there or o/s ?
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Don't they have a truck company now ?
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more later
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146 Allen Teator road Friday 8/23/13 1430 hrs While driving to my upstate home on Rt 145 northbound I saw a header starting up to the sky. 2 miles down the road I found a barn that I have passed my whole life well involled and no one there yet !
Pulling up
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1957, As the name Amercain La France is spelled out on the jump seats and on the noise. 1948 -1956 700 sr did not have this and as the engines from 1957 on till the 900's in 1959 the 800's had the same. The ladder trucks no mater what size from 1948 till 1958 all were 700's.
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Looks like a acton shot ! better remove the wheel chocks on the rear axle!
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As per host company 30 depts. and it's Port Chester, two words !