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Amen. Couldn't have said it better my self pat.
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Looks great!!! Congrats to the "Blue Crew" on a beautiful looking engine. May she serve you many years of great service.
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Is FDNY planning to get more of these engines?
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they are also certified in PA and at one point NJ as Tri- State EMS
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Date:9-18-2013
Time:1015hrs
Location:MAPLE AVE AND GALLOWAY LN CORTLANDT MANOR
Units:MOHEGAN ENGINE 255, 252 L 35, BUCHANAN U-12, BAT 17, MONTROSE ENG 121, CROTON FAST E119, MVAC, C&O ZONE 4
Description: MOHEGAN DISPATCHED ON A POSS. STRUCTURE FIRE IAO MAPLE AVE AND GALLOWAY LN. UNITS ARRIVING REQUESTED 10-75. PEEKSKILL FAST YORKTOWN AND BUCHANAN ALONG WITH BAT 17 DISPATCHEDPEEKSKILL UNABLE TO FULFILL CROTON FD REQUESTED. MONTROSE ENGINE 121 REQUESTED TO THE SCENE AND GRAB A HYDRANT AND LAY IN TO THE SCENE.
BAT 17 REQUESTING CONED FOR MOHEGAN COMMAND
1404 ASSEMBELING WILL BE RESPONDING
2273, 121, 119 ON SCENE
BIRDES EYE VIEW OF THE AREA. NOT SURE WHAT HOUSE IT IS.
TRYING TO UPDATE AS FAST AS I CAN...IF I MISSED ANYTHING PLEASE LET PM AND LET ME KNOW.
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From what I understand EMStar is located out of Philly. Don't have much information just that.
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Not Westchester but close enough....plus a neat rig. Mahopac LTI Oshkosh Ladder East Meadow and Lynbrook in my neck of the woods had one of these.
The "twin" to this ladder was bought by Montrose. Granted the old LT8 was not a low riding rig. Both were firsts by LTI
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Rumor has it that they still have that in their "Station 2," not sure if it's true.
Found out that it was sold to a private owner. No longer a fire truck. Not sure where it is.
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nice photo of verplanck's rescue...not sure where it ended up but if someone from the point is around maybe then can he you out. I'll even ask around to see if anyone knows where it went.
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Awesome photos thanks for sharing.
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city of philly closes on the 23..just put me info in for the test.
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Happy birthday Seth!
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Thoughts and prayers...
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nice lookin unit
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nice photos...thanks for sharing
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there are other FD's out there that hire...go get your time in and transfer out...Ann Arbor and Lansing always take those guys lookin to opt out.
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congrats guys!! well deserved
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Awesome looking truck!!! Any idea what make it is??
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Congrats PCFD explorers!!!
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Congrats Rob!!!!!
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Interestingly, we had been buying F-350 4x4 ambulances until the last two. They were markedly cheaper then, the first one (2010-1 every 3 yrs or so) about half the bidders said they would no longer build the same box on the F350 due to how close it came to max weight for the chassis. The first F450 was more money, taller, required load/lift air ride system and some other items that really drove up the price on top of the chassis costs. This last bus not one bidder would build on an F350 citing the same things as the half were last time. I'm not sure how long ago you bought F350's but it may change or your boxes and equipment may be less weight enough not to crowd the margin. Apparently ours is too close or over. That being said, having just had our annual dirver recert course yesterday, the talk amongst the ambualance crews was that the F450 chassis's (2010,2012) seem to be more responsive, handle better, ride better, and turn much tighter than the single remaining F350 (2006). All three have identically sized boxes with very similar features all from AEV (not a recommendation of any sort by me!). Of course Ford has made some changes since 2006 I'm sure.
The 2 new trucks that were purchased are full aluminum boxes. Tubular construction making it lighter. We did test a 450 and hated it. I, sure one of the members would be happy to show you if your ever down this way. Any more questions please feel free to pm me ill answer them the best that I can.
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Tom Walters from northeastern is who sold Cortlandt vac and Peekskill their Demers ambulances. All 3 where demos and sold for around 145,000. All 3 are on F350 chassis and are 4x4. Pl will on,u waste your time and won't allow you to build on a smaller chassis. I know went though this with them. Vist the Demers website or northeastern's will help you out a bunch. And will even help you out with your pricing issue. Stay safe
Ken
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I must say it have quiet a few. First my grandfather Thomas "the rock" Conklin. Then my father Ex-chief Ken Gilleo. The first person who actually took me in and I have a pleasure of sittin with and talking to all the time Billy "Bull" Flynn. On the EMS side I have to say my cousin Pat Wisker (FFEMT150) for smacking me in the head and having me get my stuff together, TM for pushing me to learn more and increase my knowledge. And so many others that I'm having a hard time of coming up with the words to describe how they have helped me in so many ways.
Stay safe all