Dec 9, 2019
Junior Aerial Truck Ex – Staunton, VA The town of Staunton, Virginia maintained this rig in its original condition. It was a very advanced design — America’s first entirely hydraulically powered aerial with a metal ladder and hydraulic outriggers. It also had...
Dec 9, 2019
1937 Pirsch “All-Power” Aerial Ex – Kenosha, WI The Pirsch Fire Apparatus Company of Kenosha, Wisconsin was one of America’s premier builders of fire equipment. Together with Mack, in 1931 Pirsch introduced the first aerial truck to use...
Dec 9, 2019
Type 400 Senior Fire Engine Ex – Norfolk, NE The town of Norfolk, Nebraska used this engine from 1935 until the 1960s. It was American La France’s largest engine, with a mighty V-12 engine capable of generating almost 250 horsepower. Top speed is over 60 miles...
Dec 9, 2019
Model N Fire Engine Ex – North Tarrytown, NY Don Hale restored this 1931 Ahrens-Fox Type N Pumper large piston pumper to its original condition in 1990. It served for almost twenty five years with the Rescue Hose Volunteer Fire Company of North Tarrytown, New...
Dec 9, 2019
Quad Fire Engine Ex – River Forest, IL This rig was built for the village of River Forest, Illinois. Fox called it a “Quad” because it had four capabilities: a large (1000 gpm) pump; a 100 gallon water storage tank and small diameter...
