Halifax still has number of them on its roster, including a pair of quints, one of which is based at Station 9 in Lower Sackville
The crew had it out today to exercise the aerial ladder.
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Saturday, May 7, 2016
American LaFrance
The sad demise of the American LaFrance company in 2014 meant the end of a long history, but there will still be LaFrances on the roads for many years to come.
Halifax still has number of them on its roster, including a pair of quints, one of which is based at Station 9 in Lower Sackville
Numbered 01-144Q, it carries a 28m LTI aerial, with 833 igpm nozzle, pumps at 1750 igpm, carries 25 igal of foam and has a 416 igal booster tank.
The crew had it out today to exercise the aerial ladder.
Halifax still has number of them on its roster, including a pair of quints, one of which is based at Station 9 in Lower Sackville
The crew had it out today to exercise the aerial ladder.
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