[AT] OT- Anyone looking for a Fire Engine??? OT

[Steve W.]

Currently in heated storage in station 2 in Starkville NY. About 28
miles from Cooperstown NY and 10 minutes off the NYS Thruway.
It is a 534 gas with a 4 speed. Runs fine and passed pump test with no
problem. 750 gallon tank that was rebuilt about 3 years ago. Enclosed
and heated twin 1" hose reels on top. 750 pump with new primer pump and
recent repack on the shaft.

The Chief wants to get it out of the bay (we are looking for a 4x4
suburban or 3/4 ton long box to set up as an extrication rig and will
need the bay) Just have to pull the radios out for it to go (we left it
alone just in case we needed another rig to run into the next county)
I am supposed to go over Tues of next week and pull it out hose it off
and take pictures and get it posted but figured someone might be
interested.

Also know of one tower rig (90') with 4" piped waterway that will be
going up for sale. That is on a Seagrave open top chassis with 5 man
seating. That dept. just got a new 100' platform ladder to play with
($435,000.00 delivered, how many would you like??)

Steve Williams
Near Cooperstown NY


----- Original Message ----- 
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Sent: Friday, October 29, 2004 12:31 PM
Subject: Re: [AT] OT- Anyone looking for a Fire Engine??? OT


> Steve,
>
> Where is it located and is it gas or diesel?
>
> We traded in one of our 1977 Engines this Spring. It ended up on a
horse farm
> in Rhode Island. The owner gets a good break on his insurance for
having a
> pumper on the property. The insurance guy comes out once a year to
verify the
> pump test.
>
> Karl
>
> In a message dated 10/29/04 3:08:15 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
> falcon at telenet.net writes:
>
> << The FD I am a member of will be putting up for sale one of the
older
>  pump trucks. We replaced it with a newer unit and it is just
collecting
>  dust and rust now. It is a Lime Yellow '75-6 Ford Cab over (no
pictures
>  yet but it looks just like the retired engine 5 on this page.
>  http://cnyfiretrucks.com/qr/ruralgrove.html Make an offer.
>
>
>  Oh and if you want to see the toys I normally play with take a look
at
>  http://cnyfiretrucks.com/uv/vh.html  The first station in
VanHornesville
>  is over 100 years old and is height limited. It was a blacksmiths
shop
>  and then a store. The second station in Starkville is the one I
usually
>  go out of.
>
>   There are three trucks in each station.
>  #1 has Rescue 507, Engine 159, Engine 156
>  #2 has Rescue 526, Engine 135, Engine 157( front pump is off in the
>  picture, being re-sealed and tested)
>
>  The retired engine 157 is still available but it hasn't been touched
in
>  two years. CHEAP...
>
>
>  Steve Williams
>   >>
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