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When photographed the appliance was in use as an Emergency Tender in place of the Leyland Daf appliance that is usually based at the station - the station is apparently getting a new ET in August.
Inverness Fire Station. Highlands & Islands Fire & Rescue Service
Brunswick County - Head-on MVC, Dry Bread Road, Ebony, VA. Ebony VFD, Brunswick Volunteer Rescue Squad, Central Volunteer Rescue Squad, and the Virginia State Police responded.
Has anyone got even the faintest idea of what real vehicle this cheapo diecast truck is based on? Made by Little Ant it has very plain styling making it hard to identify though does have a printed on grille. Quality is obviously a low priority at this price point though the ladder does actually extend and swivel! Part of a seven vehicle set. Mint and boxed.
I can't think of a better caption that the opening line of the chorus from the Move's 1968 hit Fire Brigade for this fire engine. It's a 1955 Dennis F12 Pump Escape and was new to Cheshire County Fire Brigade, which became part of Cheshire Fire Brigade in 1974 and would have been based at Audlem. I don't know this vehicle's service history, but I'm assuming it would have been relegated to the training school in the 1960s. I had to wait ages to take this shot because of all the people milling around it. When you want to take a good clear shot of something, no one seems to give a toss!
You're probably wondering what the searchlight above the left hand side headlight is for. Well, that was so that the Fire Officer could see the houses at night when responding to a call. I reckon that, like all emergency services, a fireman had to detach himself from the job otherwise he'd go loopy. I think it was a case of forget about it first and have a good cry later...especially if it involved children. These days, if they were called out to a fire which involved a child who'd been left home alone (like what happened in the first episode of London's Burning) the crew of a fire engine would go absolutely fucking mental if the parents arrived back.
"Where the fuck have you been?" might be the first question.
This old fire engine sits outside Slagle's Fire Equipment and Supply Company, near Columbia Metropolitan Airport in South Carolina.
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Samochód został wyprodukowany w 1995 roku i został zabudowany przez Jelczańskie Zakłady Samochodowe. Pojazd posiada kabinę 6-osobową (w układzie 1+1+4). Samochód w Listopadzie został sprzedany do OSP z powiatu Grójeckiego (woj. Mazowieckie) i został zastąpiony GCBA 5/36 Scanią P410/Wawrzaszek.
Wyposażenie Jelcza:
– autopompę Rosenbauer NH-30 (1995 rok),
– zbiornik wodny o pojemności 5000 litrów (blacha kwasowa),
– zbiornik na środek pianotwórczy o pojemności 500 litrów,
– działko DWP 32 zlokalizowane na dachu pojazdu,
– linie szybkiego natarcia,
– ogrzewanie postojowe Webasto,
– sygnalizację świetlno-dźwiękową (generator Vemar Vetulani TSR-200).
Opis: OSP.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLZjCX7i_OQ
Piastów, 23.10.2016r.