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          Mack "CL", E-9 500, dump truck converted to a water truck. Continental Paving is one of New Hampshire's largest paving contractors. They do highways, airports, etc.

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East Conway, NH Fire Department once operated this Mack "B-42" chassis fire truck as Engine 13E2.  The body looks like either a Moody or Farrar. It looks like it might have had a front mount pump but ECFD says it was a 1000 GPM side mounted pump (must be inside the compartment). The truck was privately owned when I took this picture in 1999.

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Milford, NH Fire Department used to operate this 1978 Mack "CF", 1000/500, as Engine 61, one of three "CF" pumpers that it owned. The department also wanted to buy a "CF"

ladder truck in the '80s but was shot down at town meeting. Engine 61 later served with the Ipswich, MA Fire Department at its Linebrook station. Whereabouts today unknown.

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                                              A big Mack (without the "A") "DM" working at a construction site in New Hampshire.

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