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Is that common? I’m from Ma and I’m not aware of anyone in my area that does that, I love the sound of it though!

After reading some more, any more OT than 12 hours in a single 24 immediately goes to double time.

I believe I read previously LAFD does the brush fire deployments and they get paid around the clock during deployments.

We hit a price increase just prior to signing for our tanker in production, went up i want to $20,000 overnight. Our tanker is a Spartan cab & chassis, 4 guys body, our chassis was supposed to be done early September, they are just finishing trucks that were expected last July.

My job is in the process of specing a new rescue, we sat down with Pierce last week, 48 months. For a very cookie cutter rescue body on a normal Enforcer chassis, being told 48 is the going time for any new orders. It also came in without any interior customization really and a single axle walk...

Is that another firehouse next to Ladder 3?

68 gallons per 100’ of 4”, if that’s what the water way is, 238 gallons at 8.34lbs per gallon, call it 1990lbs in water.

51 just got their first new engine since their Ford/E-One in 1985.

It’s not as noticeable but seeing Engine 74 in person, it’s corner lights look the same, this is the photo I had seen posted to the story.

It was in the story of FD Prints, the story only stays for 24 hours, the photo is now not available, it was a photo of the front end of the cab.

It was in the story of FD Prints, the story only stays for 24 hours, the photo is now not available, it was a photo of the front end of the cab.

Yes, sorry, fixed my post.

Has there been any updates on the rear mounts? A FB page had posted a Seagrave rear mount with no graphics on it, alleging it was FDNY about 3 weeks ago.

This got a wide variety of replies on Facebook, I work just outside of Worcester Ma, we cover close to 20 miles of the Mass Pike, operated at 2 fires last shift, it’s beyond nerve racking to be up on the highways these days, engine blocking, state troopers, TT units going by at 80MPH, I...

Saw them in their assigned rig on sept 7.

Ended up at a 3rd alarm.

According to FAJs TLs of the FDNY, 12 1994 FWD/Saulsbury/Bakers, 6 1995, and 1 1996. All were single front jacks.

I had G Were did you go to sign up? I had gotten an email from FDNY Pro, I just Checked the seminar is currently full.

Myself and a friend on the job from Mass signed up, we didn’t see anything precluding us form the class and we obviously registered with our info being from Ma.

I believe it was mentioned the single source trucks had to do with front line companies, or for a lack of better terms the engines, ladders, rescues, squads etc.