TL 33 Past Rigs

[londonfireguy]

The new(ish) firehouse certainly looks cramped, particularly for the TL, seems from the pics that the days of having long deep bays has gone, that TL looks like it only just fits in between the doorsand back wall!!

Just a question on E75, did they ever take part in the 'Lime green' experiment with thier ALF?

JT

 

[guitarman314]

The new(ish) firehouse certainly looks cramped, particularly for the TL, seems from the pics that the days of having long deep bays has gone, that TL looks like it only just fits in between the doorsand back wall!!

Just a question on E75, did they ever take part in the 'Lime green' experiment with thier ALF?

JT

No

 

[69 METS]

The new(ish) firehouse certainly looks cramped, particularly for the TL, seems from the pics that the days of having long deep bays has gone, that TL looks like it only just fits in between the doorsand back wall!!

Just a question on E75, did they ever take part in the 'Lime green' experiment with thier ALF?

JT

75 Engine's ALF was all red, if I remember correctly, 48 Engine's ALF was red with a white roof. The only lime green ALF that I'm aware of was 65 Engine's and I think that was a 1980.

 

[mikeindabronx]

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75 Engine's ALF was all red, if I remember correctly, 48 Engine's ALF was red with a white roof. The only lime green ALF that I'm aware of was 65 Engine's and I think that was a 1980.
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This is a link to 48 Engine's ALF  http://fdnysbravest.com/fp178.htm

 

[grumpy grizzly]

;D ;D ;DUR Correct ;D ;D ;D

 

[nfd2004]

75 Engine's ALF was all red, if I remember correctly, 48 Engine's ALF was red with a white roof. The only lime green ALF that I'm aware of was 65 Engine's and I think that was a 1980.
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This is a link to 48 Engine's ALF  http://fdnysbravest.com/fp178.htm
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Mike (Mikeindabronx), just to reinforce what I've said many times before; "Your Pictures Are GREAT". Thanks dar "Mikeindabronx".

 

[R1SmokeEater]

Ladder-59 in the cage........

E-46 & L-27 in cages.........

 

[Lionheart]

Some pics from the old "Animal House" incl. E75's ALF, Batt. 19 and TL 33.
(all pics are from my friend Richard "Richie" Kirrstetter former TL33 and TL 17/2)

 

[nfd2004]

Thanks there "r1smoke" for posting those pictures. I was hoping that somehow we'd get a picture of the rigs in the cage. First time I had ever seen fire trucks parked outside in a cage. Notice even the fencing on the top. What a hassell it must have been to make a run and first have to unlock the cage.
  And thanks "Lionheart" for posting those pictures of the old 75/33 and B19 Qtrs.

 

[69 METS]

Some pics from the old "Animal House" incl. E75's ALF, Batt. 19 and TL 33.
(all pics are from my friend Richard "Richie" Kirrstetter former TL33 and TL 17/2)

I remember that tower ladder, we got it as a 'long term spare' after MT 8411 was damaged while we were operating at a box. The night that we switched to this spare, we caught a 2nd alarm in the taxpayer directly across the street from quarters a few minutes after we placed it into service.

 

[londonfireguy]

Found this also;

http://beyondthefireline.com/site/#/gallery/fdny-photos/fh75eng33tkfff/

I wander, was the 95ft mack replaced by this 75ft, mack, ex TL41 before the new station opened in 2000, or after the opening?

 

[fdce54]

After the new station opened and they went to a 75' rig because of the new fire house.