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My Construction Photos > Fire truck, engine, apparatus: Ann Arbor Fire Department 1982 E-One heavy rescue truck R1 turns from Huron to Ashley heading north with siren/horn blasting to answer call. Ann Arbor, Michigan, May, 2007

My Construction Photos > Pittsfield Township Fire Department Engine 2 is a 1998 Pierce Dash with 500 gallon water tank and is capable of flowing 1500 gallons per minute of water. It carries a set of extrication equipment (jaws of life) and vehicle stabilization equipment. It carries 150 gallons of foam used in the extinguishment of flammable liquid fires. It seats 5 firefighters and 1 D/O (driver/operator). Ann Arbor, Michigan June, 2007.

My Construction Photos > The Original George Washington Engine. Hand pumper owned by the Friendship Fire Company and used from 1775 until 1849, when it was replaced by the Rodgers pumper. It is purported that George Washington, a resident of Alexandria, Virginia, was a member of the Friendship Fire Company and that he purchased the pumper for the Company for 18 pounds 10 shillings after observing a similar pumper in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1774 while at the Continental Congress. Friendship Firehouse Museum, Alexandria, Virginia, November 2006.
One of the earliest types of fire engines used in America, this rotary engine was probably built about 1770 in England, by Newsham and Ragg. Sometimes referred to as a coffee grinder engine, it was cranked by two pairs of men. As they cranked, blades rotating around a central shaft forced water from the central chamber through a nozzle onto the fire. Although water still had to be emptied into the chamber by bucket brigades, when it was pumped through the engine, it propelled a steady stream of water, a great improvement over throwing individual buckets of water at the flames. (From Museum notes)

My Construction Photos > Suction pump and hand pumper manufactured by Rodgers of Baltimore in 1851 and owned by the Friendship Fire Company. It is pumped by several people at either end standing on the ground, facing the machine and by several other people standing on the wood planks on top of the pumper facing outward. The groups at the two ends alternate pushing down and pulling up. Friendship Firehouse Museum, Alexandria, Virginia, November 2006.

My Construction Photos > Hand pulled four wheel fire hose carriage built by R. F. Prettyman, long-time Friendship Fire Company Member and carriage maker, in 1858. It features portraits of two Friendship members, with two clasping hands symbolizing "Friendship." Friendship Firehouse Museum, Alexandria, Virginia, November 2006.

My Construction Photos > Antique fire engine: Amoskeag steamer engine, built in 1863 and in continuous service until 1917. "Threw a stream of water 155 ft in 6 min. and 5 sec after starting with a cold boiler. Relief Fire Company, Old Town, Alexandria, Virginia, November 25, 2006.

My Construction Photos > Fireboat, EMS: Fireboat 201 Vigilant is a Class C fireboat equipped with a 1500 gpm PTO (power takeoff = uses power from main engines) pump. Powered by twin Cummings diesels and Hamilton hydro jets, Vigilant can run at greater than 40 knots. Potomac River, Alexandria, Virginia, November, 2006.

My Construction Photos > Fire engines, trucks, apparatus, historical: A portion of the fire apparatus at the Muster on the bank of the Huron River, Riverside Park, Ypsilanti, Michigan August 26, 2006

My Construction Photos > Fire engines, trucks, apparatus, historical: 1939 Ford Bickle 2-ton pickup pumper.Vintage Fire Company, Commerce Township. Fire apparatus Muster, Riverside Park, Ypsilanti, Michigan August 26, 2006

Pittsfield Township Fire Department Engine 2 is a 1998 Pierce Dash with 500 gallon water tank and is capable of flowing 1500 gallons per minute of water. It carries a set of extrication equipment (jaws of life) and vehicle stabilization equipment. It carries 150 gallons of foam used in the extinguishment of flammable liquid fires. It seats 5 firefighters and 1 D/O (driver/operator). Ann Arbor, Michigan June, 2007.

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