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I was wonder because it looks like 8 bay doors on the street side and 8 bay doors on the parking lot side. Is it a drive thru for no backing up or are rigs front and back?

I just looked this building up in Google Maps and the building is huge. Question, what is it used for besides these three companies? And what would be the possible staffing total for these three rigs?

Talk about renaming stuff where did da TriBoro Bridge go??????????? Lets also remember streets that sound very much alike such as Crotona Ave and Katonah Ave in da Bronx.

Copied from another publication in an article December 2015

And lets not forget the Fire Brigade for Grand Central Station with there mini rigs

Its a whole lot cheaper and easier to buy a bunch of fittings then to try to change all the threads on NY hydrants

I worked in an Engine a few times that interchanged with a north Bronx company, you can figure the time, and on more then a few occasions we got to borderline boxes that had something going in the other jurisdiction. We started putting it out, cause with people looking at you you gotta do...

Not complaining just what else was going on that 33 jumped at least 3 companies. Musta been a busy hour, just makin an observation

Wow 33 Truck before 31, 56, 41,

Forgive me but I was wondering if the Car list has been updated with the new Chief assignments. I've been trying to find it but to no avail

We good

OK reason I posted is because the rundown 3190 had 48 first and giving the 10-75

I believe 3190 should be 48/56 not 46/56

I thought I read in another thread a while back that NYC required the rigs to be built by a single manufacturer I.E. cab by one and body by another

Agreed, its less then 3 blocks away from 79/37 which is off of Bedford Park Blvd

On The Knob-seasoned Engine guys are good at doing this. Some where known as knob hogs

Sorry picture is so big, this is my first try.

Does anyone know if these are still being used?

I thought I saw that NYC was putting some kind of key code box on the rigs in order to release the brake. Am I remembering it correctly ?

This is a classic C.Y.A. move by the building dept. If something happens as a result of the bike or scooter being in the building then they can turn around and say we told you not to bring it in here so it ain't on us.