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Since I have roughly equal numbers of all Mack rigs as Mack Chassis rigs, I plan to post one from each group daily. For those not familiar with the numbers I include, here is a brief explanation:

If you see "1000/300/20F/75' Maxim", that would mean it has a 1000 gallons per minute pump and carries 300 gallons of water and 20 gallons of foam and has a 75' Maxim aerial ladder (Most, but not all Mack aerials used Maxim ladders).

Engine 6, Metro FD, Nashville, TN (retired)

1987 Mack MC/Ward '79 LTD

1500/500/50' Telesqurt

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Excellent! Love the L model convertible. Reminds me to get out and get the new sneakers my buddies so I can he can take it for a drive...yeah, he...It's a 49 LS85.

Love the idea and I look forward to viewing the pictures...Thanks for taking the time to do it.

Greg

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Ladder 9, Metro FD, Nashville, TN (retired)

1985 Mack CF/1962 Seagrave

0/0/100'

nice TDA...that's just for Yardo

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Success is only a stones throw away.................................................................for a Palestinian

Ladder 9, Metro FD, Nashville, TN (retired)

1985 Mack CF/1962 Seagrave

Love the old school tiller seat down inside the ladder beams.

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Money, sex, and fire; everybody thinks everyone else is getting more than they are!

Welcome to BMT Dave!

All: Dave is a daily contributor over at Hanks. I made a comment or post a few years ago on a long running thread that Dave contributes to each day just so I can follow his pictures. All of the fire buffs on here will enjoy his pictures & knowledge of same.

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Tanker 40, Bellevue, TN (retired)

1968 Mack R/Amthor

was this one of the St. Louis R models that ended up in that part of the country?

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Money, sex, and fire; everybody thinks everyone else is getting more than they are!

was this one of the St. Louis R models that ended up in that part of the country?

While it is possible, I highly doubt it. The St. Louis rigs had a tread-plate box below the cab door. The style of fuel tank on the Bellevue rig is more typical of commercial Mack R chassis.

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