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thats a good way to wreck a nice truck -
wonder if they won."...We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother;..." - King Henry V - Shakespeare
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I sincerely hope that was a privately owned "collecter's" truck....if not, wonder what the chief would think about that?
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Fairly impressive, considering our trucks are apt to get stuck on dry pavement if we so much as say the word MUD!
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I Dunno Boss..........
Originally posted by dmleblanc View PostI sincerely hope that was a privately owned "collecter's" truck....if not, wonder what the chief would think about that?
I'd think that, if they entered the contest, they'd better bring home the Trophy.
Since that Engine is a Seagrave, the mud can't be very deep.....
BONES!!..... Is that one of PPBFD's Rigs??Never use Force! Get a Bigger Hammer.
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Cant be because it would be SAND ! lolOriginally posted by hwoods View PostI'd think that, if they entered the contest, they'd better bring home the Trophy.
Since that Engine is a Seagrave, the mud can't be very deep.....
BONES!!..... Is that one of PPBFD's Rigs??
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When I was in GA, we had off road tires on one of the engines. OK, it was for wildland and dirt roads, but you can imagine what people thought.I am a highly trained professional and can find my :: expletive deleted:: with either hand in various light conditions.Comment
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Been known to do that because "we had to" a few times, but never just "Cuz it Wuz There".
I wonder if that was Cletus driving?
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Maybe that is the only way they could raise money because the citizens won't vote to give them any, the don't want to go subscription and they can't afford their part of a grant?My posts reflect my views and opinions, not the organization I work for or my IAFF local. Some of which they may not agree. I.A.C.O.J. member
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Uh, Yeah.........
For some years, the Woodsboro VFD, Frederick County, Maryland, did a big Mud Bog contest as a Fund raiser. They did NOT have any apparatus go thru the mud, just contest entrants. Apparently it was a success, they have some real decent rigs up there.Originally posted by SPFDRum View Post
AND, Hey Rick! Cletus was watchin' out for the HiWay PaTrool, Burford was drivin'
Last edited by hwoods; 02-19-2007, 08:08 PM.Never use Force! Get a Bigger Hammer.
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We've gone mud bogging a few times with our rigs. 2 of them are 4WD. 1 commercial chassis, the other is a custom chassis. The chief drove the commercial chassis up a logging road one day to get to a brush fire up on top of a mountain range. The ruts caused by the truck were so deep 4 wheelers had problems getting through them. the only damage was one of the stupidly placed rear clearance lights got torn off.
Here's a pic of our custom chassis 4WD pumper (floored the guys down in FL that they make 4WD customs)Attached FilesThe comments made by me are my opinions only, not of the Fire and EMS services I am affiliated with.
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See, now I dont have a problem with taking a truck where its GOTTA go. Only makes sense, and if the truck was designed for that kind of work, all the better.
Just dont see the sense of taking a perfectly good vehicle to do 'stoopid' stuff.
On the other hand, I do see the point and requirement to produce fund raiser events too.....
If you don't do it RIGHT today, when will you have time to do it over? (Hall of Fame basketball player/coach John Wooden)
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Get it up. Get it on. Get it done!
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We have an early 80s Pierce engine that's 4WDOriginally posted by DonSmithnotTMD View Post It can't follow a straight line to save it's life, maybe this is it's next life??
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Both of our 4WD's are Pierce's...and a bit "squirelly" trying to keep straight down the roadOriginally posted by Murph64 View PostWe have an early 80s Pierce engine that's 4WD It can't follow a straight line to save it's life, maybe this is it's next life??
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