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This is Engine 3 of the Allen Volunteer Fire Department of Cabarrus County NC. Engine 3, the "Flagship", is a 2014 Pierce Arrow XT (1500/1000/20F) pumper.
Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead, Overland Park, Kansas. Head-on shot of steam engine, the type used by Kansas farmers to run threshing machines before the advent of the modern combine.
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model: 40x
hp: 40hp
manufacturer: yamaha
age: 1995
cyclinders: 2
shaft: long shaft 21"
fuel: petrol
type: outboard
1663 Manual Engine Info – Austin Home of Florida Carriage Museum, 3000 Marion County Rd., Weirsdale, Lake, FL. April 24, 2008. Decimal degrees: 28.952653, -81.904195
"Six Man Manual Fire Engine"
"Circa: 1890
Manufacturer: Howe Fire Apparatus Company
Restored By: Willi Green, Orient, Ohio
ID #: 163"
"The manual fire engine pumper was a revolution in fire fighting history. It allowed for a pressurized stream of water versus the bucket brigade system. They were pulled to the scene of the fire by volunteer firemen, who took great pride in their job and firefighting skills.
This particular manual fire engine was built by the Howe Fire Apparatus Company of Indianapolis, Indiana. Howe began making this engine around 1890 and continued production until around World War I. It was unique in that it was equipped with its own water tank, allowing it to get into action without the need for an external water source. Other manual engines did not have this feature. Howe's pump was also double acting. This allowed Howe engines to pump a greater quantity of water than other engines. Typically a Howe engine crew could pump about 80 gallons per minute at 50 strokes per minute. The Howe engine was also equipped to be pulled by either men or horses. Everything considered, the Howe was superior to manual engines."