Pasadena FD Update

[Engine101]

Station 31

http://www.emergencyrigs.net/viewpho...2384&Size=med_

Engine 31


http://www.emergencyrigs.net/viewpho...2383&Size=med_

Rear View Engine 31

http://www.emergencyrigs.net/viewpho...=365&Size=med_

Truck 31

http://www.emergencyrigs.net/viewpho...=316&Size=med_

Rescue 31

[Engine101]

Station 32

http://www.emergencyrigs.net/viewpho...2232&Size=med_

Engine 32

http://www.emergencyrigs.net/viewpho...D=56&Size=med_

Rear View Engine 32

http://www.emergencyrigs.net/viewpho...1144&Size=med_

Truck 32

http://www.emergencyrigs.net/viewpho...1364&Size=med_

Rescue 32

http://www.emergencyrigs.net/viewpho...2789&Size=med_

USAR 32

[MMA10mm]

Wow, those are extraordinarily tidy and clean trucks. They must have to wash and polish them constantly. (Or maybe it just doesn't get grungy in sunny southern Cali???)

That USAR is HUGE. I'd think if they were carrying that much equipment, two smaller trucks would be more efficient, especially when one considers the purpose of the unit.

[Engine101]

http://www.emergencyrigs.net/viewpho...=198&Size=med_

Rescue 33

http://www.emergencyrigs.net/viewpho...2372&Size=med_

Engine 33

http://www.emergencyrigs.net/viewpho...2364&Size=med_

Rear View Engine 33

[SBrooks]

That engine is one sharp looking wagon. I don't think I've ever seen wooden ladders on a ladder rack before.

You realize of course, that a Rescue is a big truck like this: http://www.bhvfd14.org/news/e050526/...1734%20web.jpg and what you have pictured there is in fact, an ambulance?