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  1. bulldogboy
    Yes, they're still in business. In 2024 they moved from their 14,000 sq. ft. building to a larger 35,000 sq. ft. building in Watertown. Business is good.
  2. bulldogboy
    1984 Mack/Ward 79, 1500 GPM pump, 100 GWT, 4,000 feet of 4'hose. Rehabbed by Gowens-Knight in 2007.
  3. bulldogboy
    Not all fire apparatus had canvas roofs. We had a 1947 and a 1949 Mack "Type 85F"s with semi-cabs and a 1946 American LaFrance 85' tractor trailer aerial ladder with a semi-cab. They were naturally New Hampshire air conditioned all year.
  4. bulldogboy
    That would be too bad about ending the 650/750. I'm seeing more of them around this area even among fleets.
  5. bulldogboy
    Is the Ranger in Australia the equivalent of the F-150 in the U.S?
  6. bulldogboy
    We had five "B" model pumpers, this one was a 1957 "B-85F, 750/500.. I don't know the serial number. I know, without pictures it didn't happen! Mack Truck delivery photo.
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    Winnsboro, SC.
  8. bulldogboy
    At the same time that Pittsburgh was running the Brockway/Maxims they also had similar engines on Mack "R" model chassis.
  9. bulldogboy
    I can't imagine driving that 1925 from Argentina to Cortland, what a trip that must have been. Tough truck, tougher firefighters!
  10. bulldogboy
    When I was a kid (1950s) there was a series of books about trucks and other equipment. I can't remember the name but they featured actual photos. The fire truck one had a picture of Grosse Pointe Farms, MI Fire Department's Mack "L" model quint. I can't find a picture of that truck anywhere.
  11. bulldogboy
    A nice fall day, October 9, 2024, on Mt. Washington, NH. We left the base station on the Cog Railway where it was sunny; got to the top and it was snowing with a wind chill of 12 degrees. While there were no mountain views at least we got to experience a little of what its like on the mountain in winter time.
  12. bulldogboy
    Jackson, NH Fire Department's former Engine 4, a 1989 Mack "R" pumper/tanker, is being used this year in the annual town of Jackson's "Pumpkin People" display.
  13. bulldogboy
    I've been lurking around for years.; just not many old Macks left around here to photograph. Everybody is now buying FL and IHC. I will say that I'm seeing more and more Mack "MDs" lately.
  14. bulldogboy
    I attended the Hillsborough County Forest Fire Wardens' meeting in Hancock in 1971. We met at the Hancock Inn and then went to the old fire station. Saw the '45 Mack there. I like this old picture of Hancock's 1930 Ford brush truck, 1941 Mack "Type 45" pumper, and the 1945 Mack "Type 45" pumper. Credit to the photographer.
  15. bulldogboy
    Last Thursday, February 29th, was very windy in the northeast, wind gusts on Mt. Washington reached 147 miles an hour. The Mount Washington Observatory has a FB page, they post some fantastic photos from the top of New England.

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