Photos of old City Of Rye Equipment

[turk182 37]

From Left To Right 1927 Mack Bulldog Pumper, 1919 Mack AC Pumper, 1929 Seagrave 75Ft Aerial Tiller, 1915 Mack City Service Truck, 1926 REO/American LaFrance Brush(guessing on this one)

From Left To Right 1927 Mack Bulldog Pumper(Milton Point Engine Co.), 1919 Mack AC Pumper, 1929 Seagrave Tiller, 1915 Mack City Service

1937 Seagrave Pumper

1919 Mack AC Pumper

Unknown what engine this is I know it is the PlayHouse fire.

I am not 100% sure on all the trucks, took some guesses on what some may be.

[x129K 1,393]

Wayyyyyy cool!

[PCFD ENG58 1,085]

From Left To Right 1927 Mack Bulldog Pumper, 1919 Mack AC Pumper, 1929 Seagrave 75Ft Aerial Tiller, 1915 Mack City Service Truck, 1926 REO/American LaFrance Brush(guessing on this one)

From Left To Right 1927 Mack Bulldog Pumper(Milton Point Engine Co.), 1919 Mack AC Pumper, 1929 Seagrave Tiller, 1915 Mack City Service

1937 Seagrave Pumper

1919 Mack AC Pumper

Unknown what engine this is I know it is the PlayHouse fire.

I am not 100% sure on all the trucks, took some guesses on what some may be.

THAT IS THE 37 SEAGRAVE AT THE SAME FIRE [PLAYHOUSE] BUT FROM OTHER SIDE

[TL2L31 8]

The building in the first picture is at Rye DPW. It is the old mechanics garage before an addition. Now it houses garbage trucks, payloaders and salters.

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The building in the first picture is at Rye DPW. It is the old mechanics garage before an addition. Now it houses garbage trucks, payloaders and salters.

THOSE ARE SOME AWSOME PICTURES

[joshlost818 6]

I Have some more photos like that i will try to post them

[cbfire25 9]

Those are some GREAT old pictures!! Do you have any more?? How about of that old Seagrave tiller?? There is a TON of history in those photos!

[PCFD ENG58 1,085]

Just go up to HUDSON N.Y. and you can see the seagrave tiller in person.

[cbfire25 9]

Nice! I did not know any of these rigs still existed! Where in Hudson is that??

[JM15 386]

There is a NY state firefighting museum located at the firemen's home in Hudson, NY. It has a lot of cool antique apparatus, equipment and pictures. Definately worth the trip. It is somewhere near the Rip Van Winkle Bridge up in the Catskills. I can't remember how to get there exactly.

http://www.fasnyfiremuseum.com/home.php

[x242Steve 1]

City of Rye Ladder 25-X (1929 Seagrave TDA) as seen at the Fire Museum in Hudson... Photo credit as shown.

[turk182 37]

Hit the pay dirt today on a old hard drive of mine today. Here are some pictures of the 29 Seagrave

TDA

First Photo 1929 Seagrave 75 foot Aerial Tiller. Second photo 29 Seagrave at a fire on the Post Rd. Third photo 3 generations of Rye Tractor Drawn Aerials (Tillers) left to right 1955 Maxin 85 foot, 1975 Seagrave 100 foot, 1929 Seagrave 75 foot The last picture left is 1914 Mack Chemical ? right is 1915 Mack City Service Truck. I have no clue who took any of the pictures so I am unable to give credit.

[TR54 239]

Nice, Thanks for posting Turk182 !

[turk182 37]

I have plenty more if people want to see em I will keep posting them

[TR54 239]

I have plenty more if people want to see em I will keep posting them

Sounds Good , thank you

[IzzyEng4 427]

There is a NY state firefighting museum located at the firemen's home in Hudson, NY. It has a lot of cool antique apparatus, equipment and pictures. Definately worth the trip. It is somewhere near the Rip Van Winkle Bridge up in the Catskills. I can't remember how to get there exactly.

http://www.fasnyfiremuseum.com/home.php

It's right off of Route 9 and there is signs leading to it in Hudson if I remember correctly. I haven't been there in a while but do they have a great collection of equipment.

[turk182 37]

Factory photos of Rye's 1947 Mack 45 pumper. This engine was called the "little mack".

Thanks to luckie truckie for photos

[rfdu39 89]

Nice pictures keep them comming.