Hollow
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That is awesome!
Went to my paying job and minding my own.....
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creekbend
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Good deal. I agree with the others in regards to insurance discounts. In all probability the fire truck would have to be certified that it is functional, before your insurance company would approved a discounted premium. Just a thought. In any case you were at the "right place at the right time". :thumbsup:
RobertN
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Check to see if you need a Commercial B license...
And don't try to fight fire without training and protective gear.
It looks cool though; I would like to have an old Engine...
And don't try to fight fire without training and protective gear.
It looks cool though; I would like to have an old Engine...
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i dunno.. mobile pump and water hose sure beats watching yer house burn while waiting for the other guys get there.. 
Triguy1
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I want a fire truck now...
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Congratulations, think you scored big time. :thumbsup:
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techwrtr2
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Only now? Every boy wants a fire truck to go with his tractors.
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Having the hose included is good. What about nozzles?
If the hose is cotton exterior, it has to be kept dry or it will mildew.
Don't forget, the lines and pumps have to be drained or kept from freezing in cold weather. We also kept a "water soluble oil" mixed in to reduce rusting.
Maybe you can start your own VFD if there is none close by.:laughing:
Have fun
Ken
If the hose is cotton exterior, it has to be kept dry or it will mildew.
Don't forget, the lines and pumps have to be drained or kept from freezing in cold weather. We also kept a "water soluble oil" mixed in to reduce rusting.
Maybe you can start your own VFD if there is none close by.:laughing:
Have fun
Ken
Barnone
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Very nice buy.
g0rd0
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nice ride all that you need now is a few 50' lengths of hose a couple of good nozzles and you are set.
