Been a bit since I have shared a Fire Rig photo fest with the board, so I figured we were due.
On October 6, a good friend and I took a ride up to Hudson NY to the American Museum of Firefighting, a truly amazing place for any one with an interest in Firefighting or Apparatus to see.
An International Car-Mar Tanker with Bumper Pumper set up.

This tanker has a Cincinnati Cab

An ex-WWII Military truck converted for brush duty.

Old Number 5 in life, a classic Ahrens Fox Piston Pumper.

Long before they gave the world Engine 51, Ward LaFrance built this rescue-salvage unit for Somers NY, which is considered the birth place of the circus.

Before the 700 series, ALF made the JOX, which had limited success and was offered as ladder mainly, although at least one tanker was made that I am aware of.
On October 6, a good friend and I took a ride up to Hudson NY to the American Museum of Firefighting, a truly amazing place for any one with an interest in Firefighting or Apparatus to see.
An International Car-Mar Tanker with Bumper Pumper set up.

This tanker has a Cincinnati Cab

An ex-WWII Military truck converted for brush duty.

Old Number 5 in life, a classic Ahrens Fox Piston Pumper.

Long before they gave the world Engine 51, Ward LaFrance built this rescue-salvage unit for Somers NY, which is considered the birth place of the circus.

Before the 700 series, ALF made the JOX, which had limited success and was offered as ladder mainly, although at least one tanker was made that I am aware of.

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