GA_Dave

I call my Jeep "Elizabeth Warren". It's white, but says it's a Cherokee!

Amen! I was a volly in two FD's, career in another, always professional!

Y'all should have seen Atlanta this past Tuesday. The early morning brought light rain and mid-30's temps. Atlanta shut down with a "severe weather warning". Schools were closed, people didn't go to work. By noon, the sky was blue, the roads were dry and the temp was 45......

That's some pretty damn good flying right there! "While on patrol, the pilot sees a blip coming in on his six. He executes a 180 degree turn to his left and flies directly at the enemy. As he makes his first attack run, he fires and quickly banks to his left, then his right, then a left loop around to make his second pass on the target. He gets more hits on the second pass and flies straight ahead, then loops around to his right and makes a third pass to ensure the enemy is destroyed." That's his story, and he's sticking to it!

This is a 4-Guys build.

I am a firm believer in Capitol Punishment..... ALL those B@$+ards at the Capitol should be punished!

First off, you state that it is a telesquirt. That is a term often applied to several different brands of the same device, but the most common was the Telesqurt, built by the Snorkel Company. If this is an actual Telesqurt, they company no longer exists in it's original form, but is under ownership of Smeal Fire Apparatus of Snyder, NE and is part of their LTC (Ladder Tower Company) Division. They may be able to supply you with the needed part or point you in the right direction. http://www.smeal.com

Merry Christmas!

Two more years should give him enough time to replace Ginsberg!

Awesome! Where do I place my order?

Engine 2, Florence, NJ (retired, collector owned) 1954 Mack 85LS 750/500 #1709

Ladder 1, Millinocket, ME (retired, collector owned) 1982 Mack CF611FA 300/200/106' L.T.I. Bulldog I #2192/#816501

Engine 1711, Bethlehem Township FD, Bethlehem, PA 1984 Mack CF688FC/Ward '79 LTD. 1250/500/35F #1361/#2269