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At 7:25pm on February 11, 2012, Mark Fuqua said…

Hey Jim, Thanks for having me as a friend.Hope you have a good weekend "STAY SAFE AND KEEP IN TOUCH"

At 4:53pm on May 9, 2008, Brad Duncan said…
hello how are you doing i am wounding if u can join the Canadian fallen firefighters foundation group for suport ples thanks
At 7:27pm on March 18, 2008, Dustin Bruce said…
d_brucegvfc@yahoo.com Tower 33 Code 3, do you know where I could get RE 33 also??
At 11:11am on February 20, 2008, Duane Monkres said…
Jim, I think my response to your questions about the FireBug didn't make it to you. Sorry. At the risk of repeating myself, the Bug is a '77, outfitted with retro bumpers, which makes it look like an earlier mode. I rescued it from a field in central Oklahoma. It was an ugly yellowgreen color, but had hardly any (visible) rust, and even after setting there would start with a battery jump. It had zero brakes. After a lot of time (years), a lot of work, and more money than I had anticipated, it's what you see today. The windows bear the graphics: Tribute to Oklahoma Fire Fighters. The FireBug is used in parades and shows, and is always well received. I have never abused the use of the emergency equipment, so I have never had any difficulty with law enforcement. My biggest fear is that some rookie officer will stop me on the way to a show or parade, give me a ticket and impound the vehicle. The ticket I can handle, but having this machine impounded is something I hope never happens. (You may have noticed the pix of the cop writing a ticket: that's staged, and the cop is my son. Thanks for the comments.
At 1:09pm on February 18, 2008, Mike Lewis said…
Hi Jim, thanks for the photo comment.If you like FDNY rigs, check out www.FDNYtrucks.com for some great pics. Click on the Manhatten tab, scroll down till you find Engine 10 Truck 10 for some more shots of both the old and new 10 truck!
Stay Safe!
At 8:20am on February 10, 2008, Randy Macey said…
Your right it's hard to get good help....
Snow removal seems like a good gig if you want to work. Have nailed a couple with contracts to some property we own. Snow removal or snow plowing, one contract said removal, told them they must take it away. As well that they must get out of there truck and shovel the side walk as well as the entrance not just the driveway. Whats the old saying sometimes you have to do it yourself if you wanted done right...
At 5:19pm on February 7, 2008, Randy Macey said…
The rig that I'm up against is one of our Tankers. We have 9 fire halls, and one of our fire fighters actually makes them (Dependable). Each one has some issues, we do get to put some input on what we would like with them. But it's always after the fact that you re-think your ideals and the next one is a little better. Nice truck, Cat motor had to be govern to much power.
At 5:08pm on February 7, 2008, Randy Macey said…
Went to Trenton High was a Nurse at Belleville General Hospital, then moved to Sault Ste. Marie where my Mom's family was. Missed out my chance getting into the military. 6 of us went down to Peterbrough and applied, 2 of us got in.
Living in a small town, your jack of all trades and master of nothing. Was not very good in school, and have done more schooling with the fire dept. Again taking another course this weekend, flash over instructor. One job your always learning from others. Just finished doing the snow, back living in the country and 750ft driveway was full this morning of snow. How did you make out your way from that storm last night?
At 9:33am on February 7, 2008, Randy Macey said…
Check out the some of the Groups, I have started up "Close Calls" an area to tell your story of what you did and should not of so others learn. "Roll Calls" this is another group that allows you to tell us about your station and district. "Trainers Corner" is another area that you can read about issues other trainers have or deal with. As well if your not a trainer you can ask questions or state concerns you have. If you have a hard time locating them just go to my site and look at the bottom left hand corner.

Enjoy, be safe and remember we all come home.

Mace
At 1:00pm on January 27, 2008, Chelsea L. Worden said…
Your Welcome!
At 12:10am on January 23, 2008, Flaming Hot Lefty said…
Thanks for the warm welcome. Stay safe hun.
At 11:31pm on January 22, 2008, Leo Cartwright said…
Hi Jim from Kingston Canada, my wife and I stopped there for about 3 hrs on a bus tour back in 1998. For some reason I remember it well, it looked such a loverly place, but what I saw and the people I meet in Canada we have nothing but fond memories.
Please add me to your list of friends.
Leo (Australia)
At 11:34pm on January 13, 2008, Jon Baltzer said…
hope you like the pics and your welcome
stay safe
jon
At 11:59am on January 12, 2008, Blair said…
Hi Jim,
Thanks for adding me.
It's good to see some ARFF people in here
At 4:20pm on January 11, 2008, Dustin Bruce said…
yes, I'd apreciate that, I'd like to see them. I been lookin for one of those. thanx
At 4:17pm on January 11, 2008, rural firefighter said…
thanks, that is a kenworth tanker 3000 gal capacity with a 1520gpm darley pump.we use it a a tanker or a secondary engine if neccessary.
At 9:58am on January 11, 2008, Huw Jones said…
Welcome to the site.
At 5:48am on January 11, 2008, Jon Baltzer said…
hey thanks for the comments on my pics if you give me your email i will gladly send you more and better pics of these rigs
Jon Baltzer
At 9:09pm on January 10, 2008, Marie said…
thanks for the add!

stay safe,
~Marie
At 8:43pm on January 10, 2008, Marie said…
thanks much for the good wishes :)

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