The Yellow Ladder 7 & Engine WCFTC Photo

[TR54 239]

. The first photo of Ladder 7 is from Thomas Wanstall's (RIP) and George Hall's (RIP) book "Fire! At War with the Red Devil", published in 1989. Quote info supplied by NJMedic - Thanks

[batt2 145]

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Is that Ray Rush in the Officer's seat?

[TR54 239]

Is that Ray Rush in the Officer's seat?

Yes - Correct

[tdc202 0]

what year is that?

[bob803 1]

I have a great photo that I will have to scan in to my computer.

[hudson144 150]

That truck i think was from plainfield NJ or north plainfield.

[oilflame 0]

thats a nice truck really diffrent from what they got now............ Does Any one have any pics of what the tranning center looked like when that was in service??

Edited October 2, 2008 by oilflame

[JBE 328]

Holy step into the time machine, Batman.

[10-Buff-4 0]

Nice photos and a nice truck! Thanks for sharing.

-Joe DA BUFF

[RescueKujo 130]

Gawd, that's a beatiful truck. Thanks for sharing!

[RWC130 594]

I remember that Ladder and the old Engine,

I think the Engine was Mack CF, Right?

[NJMedic 96]

I took these photos while attending a Roco Rope Resuce class back around 1990. From what I've heard the Engine served with Yonkers. Upon further exam I see that the second photo posted by TR54 is mine, just backwards. The first photo above of Ladder 7 is from Thomas Wanstall's (RIP) and George Hall's (RIP) book "Fire! At War with the Red Devil", published in 1989.

Edited October 2, 2008 by NJMedic

[RWC130 594]

NJMedic,

Cool photos.... The Engine I was thinking of was a Red Mack CF.

I don't even remember this Yellow Mack. WOW!

The Mack CF I think was a Fire Training Center Engine?

Looked like an old FDNY Mack.

[grumpyff 1,159]

NJMedic,

Cool photos.... The Engine I was thinking of was a Red Mack CF.

I don't even remember this Yellow Mack. WOW!

The Mack CF I think was a Fire Training Center Engine?

Looked like an old FDNY Mack.

Thed red Cf was ex-Pelham IIRC

[batt2 145]

NJMedic,

Cool photos.... The Engine I was thinking of was a Red Mack CF.

I don't even remember this Yellow Mack. WOW!

The Mack CF I think was a Fire Training Center Engine?

Looked like an old FDNY Mack.

That Mack CF was a Yonkers Engine. It was originally red.

[JBE 328]

IIRC, the smoke house was in the back by the High rise building. then the oil pit, then the propane tree. I don't remember if there was anything else in between the oil pit and the main building. You had the bay where L-7 and another rig were kept. That was also the building where Elmsford used to do search drills during explorer day and where 60 Control was.

[PCFD ENG58 1,085]

That Mack CF was a Yonkers Engine. It was originally red.

The mack c model [yellow] orignally red was a yonkers rig. the mack cf [red] did come from pelham, they got it from F.D.N.Y. for a $1 and used it till a new one came in then it was sent to the training center.

[bob803 1]

Classic Rig with classic Firefighters..... YFD class '99

[R1SmokeEater 359]

Classic Rig with classic Firefighters..... YFD class '99

-"Uuggghhhh" ! Nice rig, anyways !

[PCFD ENG58 1,085]

Classic Rig with classic Firefighters..... YFD class '99

I din't think they had it that long, was not running [no brakes] when I went there class 3-90. Used it for a coat hangar!

[Guest PublicSafetyCollectibles]

THIS UNDATED PHOTO SHOWS 60-CONTROL MEMBERS GLEN CAPPELLO AND JIMMY DINAPOLI OPERATING ENGINE 7's MACK C-SERIES PUMPER AT THE NEW ROCHELLE THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE MANY MOONS AGO. GLEN IS NOW CAPTAIN OF ECC AT 60-CONTROL AND JIMMY IS LIEUTENANT/TRAINING OFFICER WITH THE PELHAM, NY FIRE DEPARTMENT.