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Since the property next to E35/L14 is being redeveloped, build an extension as they did for E63/L39 It can be housed with E35/14 which is close to the Triboro

Living in Harlem back is in the 70's Ladders 26 and 28th switched from tillers to rear mounts. Ladder 25 did the same. Interestingly Ladder 21 went from a rear mount to a TL

Pics?

How did they get a new truck when they had a 2014 Ferrera?

They do. Scroll down on this link. The 2014 picture is there.https://fdnytrucks.com/files/html/queens/e288.htm

Yes https://fdnytrucks.com/files/html/queens/e288.htm

Why are there two engines there?

Can someone answer this question? Some of the pumpers had the oval tent in the back and some did not. I know Engine 38 has an oval tent-like covering like the one in the picture above Can you tell me how many had these covering.

Yes it does https://www.fdnytrucks.com/files/html/brooklyn/e250.htm

This should have a Bronx heading, not Manhattan

83/29 were listed in the first alarm rundown

Because it depreciates like anything after it leaves the lot. It hasn't run in real-time so we don't know how it will perform. Didn't Rescue 1 have issues and it went into service late as well

But by then it will be a 3-year-old truck. How long will it last after that?

The not yet in service Super Pumper would have been good for this fire

Ladder 39 has since moved in with Engine 63

Queens always confuses me in that they are the only borough that includes the particular are in their addresses Sunnyside NY Corona NY Maspeth NY

I know a couple of weeks ago L34 was rocking a rear mount and now are back in a spare tiller.

Ladder 40 is my hometown station. They had a rear-mount briefly in 2001. They didn't like it and it went to L19 when their rear mount ladder broke while fighting a fire.

Shouldn't have Sq61 handled this ?

Maybe they could have used the new Super Pumper 1