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2006 Pierce Dash 100' Tower 1500/300/30. I'm not sure about the ladder, tell me what you guys think.
Pictured in its home town of St Albans, Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service's new Scania KX59MGO is pictured on St Peters Street on July 28th 2010.
Paisley Fire Engine Rally 2013.
It was a wet and fairly windy day at this years Fire Engine Rally so just goes to show that the sky's over Paisley are not always blue...
Photographs taken for www.paisley.org.uk by Tracey Clements
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NHS 196 in Kirkintilloch
We all love old fire engines , this fine example was exhibited in the Cowgate in Kirkintilloch as part of the Canal Festival. Note the badge on the grill being engined by the famous #RollsRoyce incorporating the six cylinder 4,200cc petrol engine with the ultra-low consumption of only 7mph.
The Dennis F8 was first delivered to the 'Old' Greenock Fire Station in Sept 1958 and was also the first appliance to serve in the new station in the town. It also served as a 'Retained Pump' at Port Glasgow , Gourock & Paisley.
After only 18 years in service , the fire engine was deemed surplus to requirement in 1976. After many labour-intensive years of restoration to 'new' condition , it emerged in 2000 to win many awards including three 1st prizes at the Preston Hall Fire Engine Rally.
On display at East Fortune in the Museum of Flight.
A very effective machine, the beach runway has Never caught fire!
3 students sitting in cab learning different functions of the controls on the dashboard of fire engine
credit: Deborah Carlisi
Taken on a Canon EOS 550D with 18 - 55 zoom lens.
Photographed on Emergency Services Day at Crich Tramway Museum August 2011
The casting may be generic but its Boone County recolour certainly isn't! A very appealing new recolour which despite its all plastic body continues to impress with its realistic US influenced styling and proportions. From the latest MBX Rescue five vehicle set. Mint and boxed.
277WTC Bedford J5, Cumbria Fire Service, Newcastle upon Tyne, 23/4/1988 (Photo taken by my late father, William Allan)
This vehicle paper model is a Seagrave 100' TDA Fire Engine, the papercraft is created by MiRO, and the scale is in 1:100.
You can download the paper model template here: Seagrave 100' TDA Fire Engine Free Vehicle Paper Model Download [Box] [Gavitex]
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We were all sound asleep at 2:45 am when the carbon monoxide detector started chirping. It was LOUD! The dog was terrified and I have to admit it got my attention. On with the robes, slippers, and leash and out the door into the cold we went. A call to 911 got us a fire truck and 4 friendly firemen who checked out the house and informed us that the CO detector had been manufactured in 2006 and they generally have a useful life of 5 years. Their (the fire department's) detector could not find a problem, we were welcome to go back in the house. We agreed to buy a new CO detector tomorrow (Ugh - shopping on Black Friday!). About an hour later the dog has stopped trembling and all is calm.
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As well as collecting models made by the more well known toy manufacturers I also have a big interest in the lesser known ones particularly from the Far East. A lot of these manufacturers never put their own name on either the models or packaging which makes identification pretty difficult. This charming little fire engine I think was made by a company called Supreme though the packaging states David Halsall now known as HTI. The fire engine itself may well be based on a real vehicle but I have no idea which though there are resemblences to the old Corgi Junior ERF Simon Snorkel.
Part of a 2 vehicle set. Mint and boxed.