FDNYTRUCKScom
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B85F listing, 1200 to 1219, cira 1957 (Mack Museum)
FDNYTRUCKScom replied to T-Mack1's topic in Fire Apparatus
the 57 was B85F-1270
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B85F listing, 1200 to 1219, cira 1957 (Mack Museum)
FDNYTRUCKScom replied to T-Mack1's topic in Fire Apparatus
1203 was a pumper for Belleaire, TX 1217 is a pumper for Pepperell, MA 1218 is a pumper for Bethany CT. your 1211(and 1209 and 1210) were tractor only jobs. the page you have is just B85's in that small sequence of 20. There were different registry pages for each of the different type apparatus(and and all trucks) built by Mack. -
just saw this thread. the card didnt populate right side up, but it had a factory 500 gallon tank and a Mack TR722 5 speed transmission when new.
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Ex Bayport, NY
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Looking for info on 40s fire truck and parts.
FDNYTRUCKScom replied to FreidasBoss's topic in Fire Apparatus
you have the Ex Chanute rig? -
Looking for info on 40s fire truck and parts.
FDNYTRUCKScom replied to FreidasBoss's topic in Fire Apparatus
the engine in the top photo is at latest mid 1951. at that point they changed the hood trim from three slat to two slat and the bulldog on all L Models. some prior to mid 51 also were done that way. . -
yes...
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it was built as a pumper solely by Mack... it originally had the gas motor... Original to Schwenksville, PA... it was the last E model shipped in 1949, 12-30-49. They were a Mack department right outside Allentown.
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whats the serial # of it?
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the serial # is 45S-1362
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the serial number of Pacifica's rig is 45S-1521
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B85F-1185 was original to Lawrence, MA
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what is the serial # of this truck?
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B85F1028 is original to Marblehead, Massachusetts. at one point is was marked Essex County.
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