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Its a Kenworth Crew Cab box truck
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Updated info regarding the Copter 4 incident: http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-lafd-fire-chopper-20170914-story.html#nt=oft12aH-1li3
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Bringing this back up from the bottom (and slightly off topic) but.... It appears City of Orange did get a Pierce per South Coast Fire Facebook page
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According to Code2High, E64 is quartered with E62 at Station 62
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Surprising as SF has purchased many Spartan/Hi-Tech and Spartan ERV over the years. Now on that note about low bids, surprised KME didn't get the contract (if they did put in a bid)
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Really, that is interesting. Guess LAFD weren't happy? Kind of odd since KME was awarded the contract in 2013 for 11 more engines (not sure how many were delivered)
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Really, back to Pierce? Now that is just strange. Seems like the consensus that the KME engines were well received. What is/were the issues with the KME?
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So what were the issues with the engines? Did they have something to do with the specs?
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Wonder what the complaints are against the gray color. Also odd that it got assigned to Truck 11. Truck 9 is (or was) the busiest truck company, you would think this tiller would be assigned there first.
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REV Group also owns E-One and 7 ambulance companies including: Wheeled Coach, Road Rescue, Horton and Leader http://www.revgroup.com/brands/#ambulance http://www.revgroup.com/brands/#ambulance
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From the Flickr page, the engine going to Ladder 602 is lettered as a Ladder Tender.
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Rosenbauer seems to have made some inroads in San Bernardino County (although they seem to go back and forth between RK and KME)
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Now that is interesting. Thought VNC might have gone with KME as they have bought from in the past.
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Appears that the merger process started in 2010 and the transition was completed in 2014.
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Looks like Kern County purchased and refurbished an for Las Vegas FD tiller. Anyone know if this is a reserve/spare or for training?
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Looks like the HAZ MAT is completed. There's a photo of it in a parade in Wi on the Pierce Mfg. Facebook page
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The engine actually belongs to the Coral Canyon Fire Safety Alliance. IIRC, they train and are under the command of LA County FS 71. http://corralcanyon.org/engine271.html
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That's interesting. Wonder if these stations are to be merged due to the new Midfield Satellite Concourse Terminal being built.
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Looks like La Verne T61 is getting a new tiller quint. Photo from South Coast Fire Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/southcoastfire/photos/a.570532549631448.1073741825.124232157594825/989434034407962/?type=1&theater
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It is Copter 17 painted white http://www.helis.com/database/cn/27085/ http://www.airport-data.com/aircraft/photo/000958282.html
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That's interesting. Would have thought LAC would get them as they have no experience with wildland firefighting and operating brush engines.
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Wonder what changed their minds at LAFD for them to want Type 3 engines.
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Who build the Brush Patrol? Looks similiar to the old Master Body Works patrol at 47/109.
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https://www.flickr.com/photos/piercemfg/16222704981/
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Wow, that must have been some impact. Guessing Alhambra is out to bid on a new truck? I wonder if Monterey Park engine had frame and cab damage due to the collision/crash. Appears from the photo there is some body damage as well.