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FDNY Ladder 6 out to Stud
Upstate New York - ntatap - Monday, January 19th, 2009 : goo
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Here are some photographs I took on a christmas tree farm in upstate New York a few years ago. The farmer has a few dozen rigs from many different mfg all over his property. This hook and ladder was FDNY Ladder Co. 6. Its his only FDNY rig.
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ahrensjim: Yup, the running boards look like FDNYs
TS: 9th Aug 2009 - 23:38 GMT
Very nice. Looks like Ladder 106 in Brooklyn was the last to use it. Probably as a spare rig.
Joe Wojcik: Where is this rig located??????
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