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Well..............
I noticed several things........
A. Scotchlite sure stands out in the Camera Flash.
B. Night is about as dark in Mo. as it is in Md.
C. Weather is warm there too.
D. And.................
Never use Force! Get a Bigger Hammer.
In memory of
Chief Earle W. Woods, 1912 - 1997
Asst. Chief John R. Woods Sr. 1937 - 2006
IACOJ Budget Analyst
I Refuse to be a Spectator. If I come to the Game, I'm Playing.
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LMAO!!Originally posted by hwoodsI noticed several things........
A. Scotchlite sure stands out in the Camera Flash.
B. Night is about as dark in Mo. as it is in Md.
C. Weather is warm there too.
D. And................. 
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I'm sure the chief/officer that is scratching his head thanks you!
Tom
Never Forget 9-11-2001
Stay safe out there!
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.... I hope this wasn't the same night you stayed at a Holiday Inn Express.Train to fight the fires you fight.Comment
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Yup!............
Originally posted by LaFireEducator
Never use Force! Get a Bigger Hammer.
In memory of
Chief Earle W. Woods, 1912 - 1997
Asst. Chief John R. Woods Sr. 1937 - 2006
IACOJ Budget Analyst
I Refuse to be a Spectator. If I come to the Game, I'm Playing.
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Originally posted by NYSmokeyI'm sure the chief/officer that is scratching his head thanks you!
LMAO He's standing there telling the others "Pretend we're working."Comment
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Ummm, yeah....Where are the girls in their bikinis?Comment
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Yeah, Right!................
YOU would have to ask..............Originally posted by CALFFBOU
Never use Force! Get a Bigger Hammer.
In memory of
Chief Earle W. Woods, 1912 - 1997
Asst. Chief John R. Woods Sr. 1937 - 2006
IACOJ Budget Analyst
I Refuse to be a Spectator. If I come to the Game, I'm Playing.
www.gdvfd18.comComment
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Come on guys is it not obvious that they were working a major...........uuummm....major.....uuummmm....cal l?Comment
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Should I be seeing something ? Like the old hag or the beautiful girl ? No aliens ? Waldo ?Comment
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where's the fire ? nice pic of a fire truck in the dark
LOL.... wheres waldo...... no its wheres the FIRE !!Comment
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Hmm, well I will say that I like the quartz light on the front of the cab. I tried a few times to convince our dept to do that, but they weren't having any of it.
Is that a 12V model, or do you need to fire up the generator for it? I reckon the 12V model would be a lot more convenient to flip a switch in the cab for some instant lighting until you can get the generator going and the higher power lights raised. The 12V models these days pack a pretty good punch.
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Im confused, I only thought fire calls happened durning the day....LOL!!!You need only two tools: WD-40 and duct tape. If it doesn't move and it should, use WD-40. If it moves and shouldn't, use the duct tape.Comment
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We have a brow light on our newest engine, Hydraulic generators work great for these, we also have switches inside the cab for quartz lights mounted at the rear corners of the cab, makes spotting house numbers easy as you can be going down the street, flip a switch and light up the neighborhood.Originally posted by Chauffer6Hmm, well I will say that I like the quartz light on the front of the cab. I tried a few times to convince our dept to do that, but they weren't having any of it. Is that a 12V model, or do you need to fire up the generator for it? I reckon the 12V model would be a lot more convenient to flip a switch in the cab for some instant lighting until you can get the generator going and the higher power lights raised. The 12V models these days pack a pretty good punch.
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